The Latest Breaking News from Columbus

At the time of Schulz’s retirement in 1999 following a cancer diagnosis, his creation ran in more than 2,600 newspapers, was translated into 21 languages in 75 countries and had an estimated daily readership of 355 million.

Sure does sound like Ryan Day is content in Columbus and as the head coach of Ohio State. #GoBucks

In a series of "Peanuts" comic strips that ran in mid-April of 1956, Charlie Brown grasps the string of his kite, which was stuck in what came to be known in the long-running strip as the "kite-eating tree." In one episode that week, a frustrated Charlie Brown declines an offer…

An Iraqi man who came to the United States two years ago and applied for asylum hatched a plot to assassinate former President George W. Bush in retaliation for casualties against his compatriots during the Iraq war, the U.S. government announced Tuesday.

The leader of the Buckeyes is now poised to be in Columbus through the 2028 season.

The 27-year-old star of Edge of Seventeen, Columbus and Unpregnant is growing up with indie Montana Story and a role in the next season of The White Lotus

Small cities like Columbus, Indiana now represent the most rapidly diversifying parts of the United States.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Lightning will enter their final game of the regular season still not knowing their first-round playoff opponent.

Former NFL player Brian Hartline breaks down Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson and Jameson Williams, each of whom he coached in Columbus. Plus more draft notes.

Ryder System, Inc. (NYSE:R) opened a third multiclient omnichannel distribution center in Columbus, Ohio. The center is ~440,000 square feet and is the largest Ryder e-commerce distribution center in the Columbus area. "This latest expansion aligns with our broader strategy to get ever-closer to the end consumer to continually improve our customers'…

Where would you rank Columbus as a college town? Clearly higher than this, right?