It's an age-old question, one that probably dates back to the mud-brick homes of ancient Mesopotamia: buy or rent? The answer then and now: It all depends on your financial or life situation.
Several families in Polk County, N.C., are preparing to leave their homes because of a wildfire.
Ohio's green building boom is about to make more noise. Sixteen affordable housing developers will receive funding for 'greening' up the homes they provide to low-income people and families.
Columbus and Franklin County are in line for millions of extra dollars to deal with rising home foreclosures.
Scott Bernard has given up on trying to sell or rent his remodeled three-bedroom, one-bath 1957 Florida home. So he's telling "friends" on the social Web sites MySpace and Facebook that he will hold a contest to unload the home at 457 Columbus St.
U.S. Rep. Mike Pence spoke to Muncie Rotary more than a month ago about the devastation the Indiana floods had caused in his hometown of Columbus, Ind. He appealed to Rotarians to reach out to the Columbus club to help them help restore their town.
COLUMBUS, Kan. — Cherokee County Attorney John Bullard has filed felony drug charges against a rural Galena man and woman who were arrested Saturday during the execution of a search warrant at their house.
Army National Guard Pvt. Ricardo Ramirez has graduated from the Infantryman One Station Unit Training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. The training consists of basic infantry training and advanced individual training.
More central Ohio students who go to out-of-town colleges are making use of Columbus State Community College during summer break to pick up classes or get ahead.
Indianapolis is in line to get another minor league hockey team, although details such as an arena and ownership are still to be finalized.