Columbus will spend $900,000 on designing the Linden Green Line, an ambitious seven-mile-long park that has been in the works since the city acquired the land along an abandoned railroad corridor in ...

Ohio State University research highlights how green infrastructure like rain gardens can reduce heavy metals in urban water ...

In 1849, local farmers gave a total of 84 acres on the then southern periphery of Columbus for the creation of Green Lawn ...

Installing green infrastructure in residential areas can prevent stormwater from flooding sewer systems and significantly curb heavy metal pollution, suggests a new study.

Columbus leaders are proposing the second phase of "Zone In," a city-wide zoning code overhaul. The first phase passed in 2024. The code overhaul is intended to modernize the 70-year-old code and ...

New homes being built in Linden will be listed at $199,000 to $215,000, well under the average listing price for homes in ...

Correction: A previous version of this story misidentified the entity that owned land that the city previously considered for the North Star Playground Project. The Ohio Department of Transportation ...