A Dollar General in downtown Columbus boarded its windows ahead of potential theft related to SNAP benefits stopping Nov. 1. A company official claimed a city security group advised the precautions, a ...

Michael Stevens is the director of the Columbus Department of Development. Across the country, downtowns are navigating one of the most significant shifts in the modern economy: how and where people ...

The city's former Downtown YMCA building will be converted into an affordable housing complex called Lofts at 40 Long. The project will create 121 apartments for households earning between 30% and 80% ...

Downtown Columbus is in the midst of an important conversation about its future. The Columbus Downtown 2030 Strategic Plan lays out a vision for a livelier, more connected city center where people ...

One hundred new surveillance cameras will be added to downtown Columbus in the coming months, and they will be monitored 24/7 from a new command center. The cameras and command center are part of ...

The Columbus development community debated what a boom in new downtown residents could mean if projections play out that have the population tripling in the city's core by 2040. A panel of four people ...

Non-profit Downtown Columbus Inc. announced the beginning of a partnership with the City of Columbus, the Columbus Division of Police and downtown businesses called “Safer Downtown.” The program, ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — During his recent stop in Canton, Vice President and Ohio native JD Vance named Columbus as one city where people may not feel safe to go downtown. "How many of you all have wanted to ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The former Continental Centre building on Gay Street in downtown Columbus will soon be home to 400 new apartments and Toro Meat Market. "We envision you can live here, eat here and ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Downtown Columbus Inc. confirmed today that Giant Eagle will be joining The Peninsula Phase II, marking the ground floor of a new mixed-use building. Downtown residents will ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — In a few months, there will be fewer empty storefronts in downtown Columbus. City council is moving ahead with a campaign to invest in local businesses with the goal of ...