Breweries across Ohio - and the world - are using their craft to raise…
Are you using that extra time working from home to hone your cooking skills?…
After six and a half years, Pistacia Vera has departed the North Market.
The…
The Gay Street Collaborative — creators of the Moonlight Market and Sunlight Market shopping events…
Like virtually every other industry, the coronavirus pandemic has affected retail — and lately,…
A first-of-its kind store for the city has opened in Westgate.
Koko, 15 N.…
Earlier this year, it was announced that the East Side home of the late…
Even though so many things have gone virtual to accommodate for COVID-19, virtual experiences…
Ohio Paper Folders is a non-profit origami arts education organization based in Ohio. OPF…
In early June, several colleges and universities planned to return to in-person classes this…
Here at Columbus Underground we've always focused on a wide variety of stories and…
Cities change, and nowhere in Columbus has that been more evident than in the…
By Jake Zuckerman
After an initial scare from a COVID-19 rapid-response test in the morning, two…
By Marty Schladen
It appears likely that unemployed Ohioans will get a $300-a-week federal supplement to…
The dog-whistle term made most famous by Hillary Clinton in the 1990s, in which…
Busy week! With more than a dozen new films hitting streaming services this weekend,…
Lockdown is a nightmare, but an in-person event is far more dangerous and scary.…
Welcome to the weekend. Continue being safe, wearing masks, and practicing social distancing. Enjoy…
Civics Update: New City Council Member, Residents Host Town Hall on Shutdown, and more
January 16, 2019 8:54 am
Lauren Sega
Council Selects Replacement for Jaiza Page Columbus City Council has selected Shayla Favor, Assistant City Attorney, to fill the seat vacated by former member Jaiza Page. “We are very pleased to have Favor join our team and look forward to the unique perspective she has to offer,” said Council President Shannon Hardin in a press […]
The Confluence Cast: Irvine for Ohio
June 4, 2018 9:00 am
Tim Fulton
Sometimes comedians make the best politicians. I sat down with Travis Irvine, Ohio’s libertarian gubernatorial candidate, for a live interview at the Columbus Podcast Festival, to talk about his rich and varied history running for political office, making fun of John Kasich, and his upcoming feature film, Killer Raccoons 2. Shownotes for this episode Follow […]
The Gubernatorial Lineup: 4 Republicans, 4 Democrats Join the Race
August 15, 2017 8:05 am Lauren Sega
The race for Ohio governor is on, and each party has four candidates to choose from for election in 2018. For convenience, CU has listed each candidate, along with their work experience, key policies, and personal input. Democrats Connie Pillich, Montgomery, 56 Served as an Ohio House representative from 2009 to 2014, representing the 28th […]
Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor Take First Step in Entering Race for Governor
February 24, 2017 8:00 am Lauren Sega
Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor completed the first official step in running for Ohio governor in 2018, formally filing the Mary Taylor for Governor committee and designating Rick Fedorovich as her treasurer. While a real campaign announcement and kick-off are expected later this year, this action allows Taylor to start campaigning and fundraising now. “First, […]
Drug Price Relief Act Pushed to Next Year’s Ballot
September 15, 2016 11:11 am Lauren Sega
Months of litigation will keep a measure aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs off the November ballot this year. The Drug Price Relief Act, facing opposition from several groups, might make it to next year’s ballot if all goes well this time. The act is simple in intent — address the inflated drug […]
ODP Taking Golden Week Lawsuit to Supreme Court
August 30, 2016 12:22 pm Lauren Sega
Golden Week — Ohio’s unique early voting period where voters can register and cast all in one — is dead and gone, but the Ohio Democratic Party plans to resurrect it. Again. The bill (SB 238) eliminating Golden Week was conceived in 2013 and signed into law in February of 2014 by Gov. John Kasich, […]
Marijuana Legalization Group Has Faced Challenges from Left and Right
July 12, 2015 11:42 am
Jesse Bethea
It’s been a difficult road for ResponsibleOhio, the organization hoping to legalize marijuana across the state by way of an amendment allowing 10 marijuana growing sites in Butler, Clermont, Franklin, Hamilton, Licking, Lorain, Lucas, Delaware, Stark and Summit counties. The amendment would establish a commission to regulate Ohio’s marijuana industry, as well as legalize personal […]
