The decision to close comes not from a lack of success but due to the non-renewal of their lease to make way for new development in the area.

ODOT says all construction schedules are subject to change based on weather conditions, and updates will be provided as necessary.

Long-time tenants are packing up and heading out, citing a laundry list of woes from unexpected shutdowns to serious security lapses.

The station would link major urban centers along the two corridors, connecting Chicago, Columbus, Pittsburgh, and more.

The pizzeria has been serving up New York-style pizza since the 1940s.

The Franklin County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center is currently facing an overflow situation with more than 300 dogs under its care.