The days of summer keep melting away, but we still have cool memories of…
Aspiring mixologists will soon need to find a new venue to explore the craft…
Spicy Hop looks kinda iffy when you pull in. Sure, Bethel Road itself hosts…
Lululemon starts its year-long run at 640 N. High St. as of today. The…
A new clean beauty and wellness store is headed for Grandview. Fine Feather is…
Diamond Cellar has opened a Hermès watch boutique inside its Easton Town Center store.…
Two new permanent art projects will be unveiled this summer in the Short North…
New public art is coming to the Short North.
In July 2019, the Short North…
VIVO Music Festival—the annual weeklong chamber music festival—is approaching its fifth year. It returns…
A proposal to build an 11-story building at the southwest corner of King Avenue…
Following the criticism and controversy that has encircled the Columbus Division of Police over…
The unveiling last week of a new plan to redevelop the North Market parking…
Ohio’s six week abortion ban has been blocked by a federal judge. Planned to…
Rep. Joyce Beatty, who’s represented Ohio’s third congressional district since 2013, faces a challenger…
Columbus Underground is excited to announce that in partnership with the Gateway Film Center,…
Columbus Crew SC finally snapped out of their miserable two-month winless streak on Saturday night,…
Nineties and naughties alt-rock radio mainstays Third Eye Blind and Jimmy Eat World stopped by…
It's going to be hot, stay safe this weekend and check on pets and…
The Confluence Cast: MORPC’s William Murdock
June 12, 2019 3:37 pm
Tim Fulton
Is Columbus ever going to get light rail? Is that what Columbus really needs? Reporter Brent Warren sat down with Mid Ohio Regional Planning Commission Executive Director William Murdock to discuss the work that MORPC does, where the region is going, the difference between developing a plan and implementing it, and how to ignite the conversation […]
Plan for Temporary Bus Lane on Third Street Concerns Bike Advocates
June 11, 2019 12:11 pm
Brent Warren
The City of Columbus and the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) are moving forward with plans for a demonstration project involving a stretch of Third Street Downtown. Starting on July 22 and running for two weeks, the far right hand lane of the one-way street, between Long and Mound Streets – which currently holds a […]
City and COTA Looking into Pop-Up Bus Lane, Other Ideas from Pitch Event
December 5, 2018 1:09 pm Brent Warren
A pop-up bus lane on West Broad Street? That’s one of the ideas that came out of a transit innovation weekend held last month at the Idea Foundry. The event, called Thrive Columbus and hosted by the national organization Purple Aisle, brought together a group of about 100 local residents, neighborhood leaders and transit experts […]
