Though Columbus offers over 50 warming shelters, they aren't a perfect solution. Deaths of unhoused out in the cold aren't uncommon.

Maggie Livingston relaxed against the pillows of her hotel bed. She flopped forward onto the fluffy linens. The 24-year-old ...

Numerous central Ohio schools announced school closures for Monday, Jan. 6, in response to the winter storm that dropped several inches of snow across the region. The National Weather Service in ...

But this is a different Columbus team from the last time San Jose saw them. The Jackets currently sit in a playoff spot and have won five straight games. They've also gone 8-2 in the last 10 games ...

This is the formula Ajay Kumar grew up with at Taj Mahal, the restaurant his family opened on North High Street near Ohio State University in 1984 as one of the first Indian establishments in Columbus ...

Video: An interview with Columbus police on financial crimes. COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Columbus Police Department’s property crimes unit is investigating multiple skimmers found at a few Dollar ...

One of the most common needs is either silence or light noise. Mayo Clinic suggests six tips for getting a better night’s sleep. The recommended amount of sleep for a healthy adult is at least ...

Snow fell again Tuesday in Columbus, and more scattered snow showers are forecast Thursday. Like most Ohio cities, Columbus requires property owners to clear their adjacent sidewalks of snow and ...

Dr. van de Laar thinks the Paleolithic lifestyle might offer some insights into how to sleep better in the 21st Century. Our sleep has evolved from the habits of prehistoric ancestors Active ...

Sure,” he said of the claims about the For Me Buds. “Does that actually help you sleep better? That’s less clear.” Zeitzer, who consulted with NextSense’s Berent when he was still at ...

The idea is to strategically place pillows and blankets in a way that forms a cozy compression where you can settle in, rest, read, nap — and potentially get way better sleep. On TikTok ...

Several large-scale studies have found that adults who consume more fruits and vegetables report better sleep, while those who consumed more fast food and soft drinks report worse. In particular ...