Smith Likely Done for Ohio State Season
Damien Harris predicts Jeremiah Smith will not play again for Ohio State this season after a 41-28 loss to Oregon.
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Columbus news covers city government, Franklin County, Columbus City Schools, the Blue Jackets, Crew, Buckeyes and public safety in the Arch City. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.
Travel
Live Poll
Do you think new airline routes are making travel from Columbus better?
JetBlue Launches Daily Nonstop Columbus-Fort Lauderdale
JetBlue returns to Columbus after a 16-year absence with daily nonstop flights to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood.
Sports
Crew Clinch Playoff Berth With Win Over D.C.
Columbus secured its postseason spot Sunday after a 3-0 victory over D.C. United, extending a five-match unbeaten run in league play.
Entertainment
Short North Galleries Host November Hop
Roughly seven galleries in Columbus's Short North took part in the monthly first-Saturday gallery event on November 7.
Business
Bath & Body Works Tests Feel Good Store Format
The retailer opened a remodeled fragrance-focused test store at Easton Town Center in Columbus, Ohio.
Tech
Live Poll
Should researchers prioritize developing biodegradable mushroom-based computer components over traditional silicon chips?
Ohio State Researchers Build Fungus-Based Memory Devices
Scientists at The Ohio State University successfully created experimental memristors using dried shiitake mushroom mycelium.
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