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A local childcare center is updating its facility to comply with regulations and increase capacity.

The Heartland 5k Run and Walk to benefit Riley Children’s Hospital held on May 13 raised more than $10,000 to support children who are patients. This exceeds last year’s total of $6,500, said race coordinator Steve Bayer.

Many graduation speakers choose to reference famous writers, philosophers or historic figures during their remarks.

A retired Columbus entrepreneur is joining a new effort to help fellow Indiana University grads give back to their alma mater.

For the students at CSA New Tech — a high school centered on a project-based learning model — every school year is filled with new endeavors and experiments.

HOPE — One of the largest classes in the history of Hauser Jr.-Sr. High School graduated Friday night to begin a new chapter in their lives.

Evidence collected against a former Columbus resident who pleaded guilty to storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, could end up being used in a civil lawsuit seeking to hold former President Donald Trump and others financially liable for injuries sustained by police officers during the attack.

Columbus Board of Public Works has approved a condemnation order and a $7,500 fine for the owner of a house on the east side of Columbus that city officials said is in “deplorable condition.”

On a night normally reserved for timeworn tradition, the new and novel stepped centerstage at the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic’s annual SALUTE! free concert Friday.

Toyo Corp. President Iichiro Haga couldn’t hold back tears Friday as he spoke in memory of his brother, former company president Shojiro Haga, who died last October at age 52.