Ohio’s 2026 soccer finals return to ScottsMiracle-Gro Field
All 10 OHSAA boys’ and girls’ soccer finals are scheduled for Columbus Nov. 13–16, 2026, after three seasons at Historic Crew Stadium.
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All 10 OHSAA boys’ and girls’ soccer finals are scheduled for Columbus Nov. 13–16, 2026, after three seasons at Historic Crew Stadium.
Columbus City Schools says preliminary Ohio data point to a 2.5-star overall rating for 2025-26, up from two stars, but the final state record remains the key verification point.
Columbus has paused new Flock license-plate-reader data collection after alleged officer misuse, launching an audit before the city’s December contract deadline.
Columbus is reviewing proposed zoning changes for about 70,654 parcels. Residents, property owners and businesses can comment through October 24, 2026.
A preliminary National Weather Service survey confirmed an EF1 tornado in south Columbus on August 11, with estimated winds of 100 mph and a 1.8-mile track.
Construction has begun on a two-story, 13,500-square-foot Columbus police substation at 1860 Sullivant Ave., with an opening planned for November 2026.
Grow Her Game will cover fall registration fees for up to 400 income-eligible girls as Columbus weighs public financing, private community benefits and proposed NWSL training facilities.
A Columbus City Council hearing will examine CPD’s Flock license-plate-reader audit, possible immigration-related searches and restrictions on outside-agency access.
Columbus City Council is scheduled to hold a 4 p.m. oversight hearing Aug. 10 on an audit involving the Columbus Division of Police’s use of Flock license-plate-reader cameras and questions about the system’s role in federal immigration enforcement.
Columbus voters approved a measure to expand city programs that can offer non-police responses, including social workers and mental-health experts, for some 911 calls.
The Ohio Supercomputer Center is recruiting 10 Ohio postsecondary students for a summer 2026 AI research program with university teams.
Columbus’ Power CIPs program says it expected a July 2026 notice to proceed for Phase 1 of the Circuit 7221 voltage-conversion project, with construction anticipated to take about 15 months.
Columbus documented west-side installation work on N. Fourth Street as its bikeway and roadway-safety improvement project for Fourth Street and East Fifth Avenue moved into implementation.
Columbus City Council has released an eligible-candidate list and invited finalists to a public hearing as it moves to fill the city auditor position after Megan Kilgore’s departure.
Columbus City Council’s rezoning of 6.94 acres at 274 E. 1st Ave. took effect July 22, allowing an urban-center mixed-use development described as having 419 dwelling units.
Columbus City Council is scheduled to review an audit of the Division of Police’s use of Flock Safety automated license-plate reader cameras at a 4 p.m. hearing Monday, Aug. 10.
AAA’s Aug. 1 Columbus metro average reached $4.189 for regular gas and $5.301 for diesel, raising fuel costs for commuters and local businesses.
Columbus halted statewide Flock data sharing after an audit flagged up to 15,577 potentially immigration-related searches. A public hearing is set for Aug. 10.
Columbus OH – City Council approved a $30,000 study to assess whether a revolving loan fund could finance mixed-income housing. Recommendations due Sept. 2026.
Columbus’ new North 4th St protected bike lane runs from Warren to E. Hudson with post separation. City guidance routes cyclists to Olentangy Trail and Summit.
Columbus residents can email testimony to Councilmember Christopher L. Wyche’s office by noon July 21 for a July 22 hearing on data centers and lead service lines.
Columbus OH: Mayor Andrew Ginther ordered CPD to stop statewide Flock camera sharing. City Council holds an Aug. 10, 4 p.m. hearing; records show 30-day retention.