Anne Elizabeth (Myers) Rideout entered this world on May 11, 1947 and left us after 77 years on May 10, 2025 in Columbus, Ohio. She was born in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio to Albert O.

There's something disarming about James McGraw's honesty. Maybe it's how casually he reflects on hardship. Maybe it's the way he admits to things most people try to forget-like eating mud as a ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Official visit season is upon us for the Ohio State football program, as the first crop of recruits will visit Columbus this weekend for crucial visits. Ohio State will host ...

While Ohio law permits fireworks on certain holidays, municipalities can enforce their own bans. Some areas like Bexley and Columbus completely ban fireworks, while others like Obetz allow them ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Amber Alert has been canceled for a 1-year-old who was allegedly abducted by his non-custodial mother in Columbus. The boy was found safe, officials announced. The alert said ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — With travel costs skyrocketing, it is no surprise that more Americans are choosing to remain close to home this summer and enjoying time off with a staycation.

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Kyle Snyder, a former Ohio State NCAA champion and Team USA wrestler, has issued his first public statement since being arrested May 9 for soliciting prostitution in Columbus ...

Ohio Democratic lawmakers and a Columbus City Schools official met May 7 at East High School for a town hall where they decried the state House's school funding plan and a proposal that would ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Free splash pads are a great way for families to beat the summer heat in and around Columbus and cool off without the cost or competition of finding a spot at the local pool.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — School Choice Ohio toasted to two decades of operations last week as the educational movement it fights for continues to make headlines amid Ohio’s budget debates.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio’s latest budget proposal would define gender as two sexes, require libraries to limit access to LGBTQ+ books, and prohibit state agencies from flying certain flags.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Columbus City Schools students with preferred names in the district system had their names reverted to what is on their birth certificate. This mainly affected ...