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About 7,000 bike riders took part Saturday in the annual Pelotonia cancer research fundraiser that is expected to raise over $20 million this year. → Read More
Jury finds former BSGU frat brothers Jacob Krinn, Troy Henricksen guilty of hazing Stone Foltz, not guilty of homicide or manslaughter. → Read More
Opening statements were delivered Tuesday in a Bowling Green trial where two men from central Ohio are accused of causing hazing death of Stone Foltz. → Read More
A six-vehicle crash Friday night on Interstate 70 East near West Jefferson killed two people, including a 3-year-old, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said. → Read More
The Village of Buckeye Lake has had to survive a dam project and pandemic but this weekend the community celebrates with its annual Winterfest event. → Read More
Those who live with famous holiday-related names say they love the connection it creates with people they have never met. → Read More
About 1,500 children were expected to received the COVID vaccination on Saturday at a clinic held by Central Ohio Primary Care. → Read More
Sylvania Mayor Craig Stough says his city has divided loyalties between Ohio State and Michigan. The rivalry is friendly but heats up week of game. → Read More
The Dispatch revisits the stories of four people who were profiled in recent years and then helped by readers inspired by their story. → Read More
Mary Circelli, a photographer at the Columbus Dispatch for more than 35 years, died in Italy on Friday while visiting her granddaughter in Italy. → Read More
The Beers and Board Games of Columbus club held it's seventh annual fundraiser on Saturday. It raises money for Nationwide Children's Hospital. → Read More
In the final episode of the Broken Pledge podcast, Shari Foltz and Kathleen Wiant talk with The Dispatch about their aspirations for a hazing-free future. → Read More
Italian-Americans at the Columbus Italian Festival say legacy of Christopher Columbus should be protected, not dismantled. → Read More
It has been nearly two years since Eric Brunner of Canton got the DNA test result showing he did not match the sample from a 1996 rape case for which he was convicted. → Read More
Hope Vitellas, owner of the Short North Muay Thai gym, gained respect of a male dominated world as a fighter and now a teacher of the martial art. → Read More
Saadiq Teague, 19, of Canal Winchester, was shot Monday following an altercation. Teague is also facing gun-related criminal charges in New York City. → Read More
Will Freed, a local blues, rock and country singer from Grove City, has been playing free public concerts during the pandemic to give people hope. → Read More
As the Dispatch celebrates its 150th anniversary the newspaper reflects on its long history or investigative and enterprise projects reporting. → Read More
The city's South Side celebrated it's unity and diversity Saturday on Parsons Avenue at the Avenue for All festival. → Read More
Columbus firefighters responded to a call of a body floating in the Scioto River just before 9 a.m. Saturday. → Read More