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Christmas trees and holiday decor can actually make you sick. → Read More
A central Ohio mother who lost her 7-year old son to rare brain cancer opens up about grief after losing a child. → Read More
Nationwide Children's Hospital offers suicide prevention course in Columbus schools. → Read More
The Ohio Reformatory for Women is opening a multi-million dollar nursery for incarcerated women and their babies. → Read More
Zahn's Corner Middle School is home to a ton of memories. It's the place where hundreds of kids grew up, learned together and played. → Read More
The Big Table event is set to host an open conversation at the Ohio Reformatory for Women. → Read More
A Columbus cybersecurity analyst talks social media tracking and ways you can protect yourself. → Read More
Immortal Martial Arts Center offers a free class to individuals with disabilities. → Read More
A Columbus woman makes a public plea for foster parents to accept children in the LGBTQ community. → Read More
The American Red Cross and Salvation Army are seeking donations to assist victims of tornadoes in the midwest. → Read More
Bob Mellars honors Memorial Day by decorating the street with American flags. → Read More
Planned Parenthood and other pro-choice organizations host rally outside of Ohio statehouse and Gov. DeWine's office. → Read More
The Short North Alliance will implement cheaper rates and a new validation program in June. → Read More
City of Columbus say Bird Rides and Lime Bike violated their contract agreements by not providing enough vehicles in "opportunity neighborhoods". → Read More
Sunday, Kirkersville United Methodist Church held a memorial prayer service remembering the three people killed on May 12, 2017, at the Pine Kirk Care Center. → Read More
Voters turned down a bond issue and tax levy in support of Groveport Madison Local Schools. District leadership is now considering possible program cuts. → Read More
Students at Indianola Informal K8 School are painting a mural that will greet visitors on the school's front wall. → Read More
March for Babies held its annual event at Genoa Park on Sunday morning. → Read More
Current assistant superintendent Heidi Kegley will take over as superintendent in the fall of 2019. → Read More
Lettuce Work, a New Albany non-profit, helps to teach young adults on the autism spectrum job and communication skills. → Read More