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As the opening weekend for Exhibit Columbus nears, contractors working on one of a very unique Miller Prize projects expect to finish installing the piece early next week.

Three suspects are in custody on a variety of drug and prostitution charges after an investigation involving prostitution that was reportedly taking place in a Columbus home. A 4-year-old child at the house also was the victim of neglect, authorities say.

City officials have approved a rezoning that will allow a developer to build duplexes on a property in northeast Columbus.

IREAD-3 results for 2023 show little change from 2022, with about 1 out 5 third graders in Indiana still falling behind when it comes to reading ability.

Columbus native and former Vice President Mike Pence returned to his roots at a campaign fundraiser Wednesday, hyping up his hometown and his presidential aspirations.

To put it in modern vernacular, Exhibit Columbus organizers would like nothing better than its coming fourth architectural exhibition, “Public By Design,” opening Aug. 25-26, to be lit.

After about a year of work, members of the Exhibit Columbus high school team are seeing their project come to life in downtown Columbus.

A collected pool of mosquitoes south of Columbus has been shown to contain a positive test for West Nile virus this month. Samples were analyzed by the Indiana Department of Health.

Columbus City Council has approved new boundaries for the jurisdiction of the city’s downtown parking commission.

By his own admission, Bartholomew County Sheriff Chris Lane never thought he’d be administering an oath of office to a four-legged, fluffy individual who had to dip her paw in ink to provide a signature.