Do you remember visiting The Continent? It was like the OG Columbus mixed-use development.

This palatial home in the Romanesque Revival style belonged to Clinton Firestone, founder of the Columbus Buggy Works Company.

Are earthquakes a real threat to Columbus and other cities in the region? Here’s what you need to know.

Mr. Tree, the talking icon of Lazarus, is back — in replica form — and ready to charm a whole new generation.

Around this time of year, when the air gets a bit crisper and the nights stretch a little longer, things start to get a little spooky.

This historic Georgian-style home is now over 100 years old, serving as the Governor’s Mansion for a few decades.

Columbus and Westerville became important battlegrounds for the Anti-Saloon League, who made prohibition their life’s mission.

The sky was filled with 400k balloons, all part of a contest where participants could attach a $1 tag for a chance to win $10,000.

This iconic restaurant on West Broad Street is looking for a new owner, marking the end of an era for the decades old steak house.

The tower has been around for nearly a century and it’s the most iconic building in our city’s skyline.