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Greater Columbus is under a snow emergency amid freezing rain Thursday. Columbus flights have been canceled, and many schools and museums are closed.

The James M. Gavin plant in Cheshire is likely on its last legs thanks to enforcement action by the U.S. EPA.

Officials from the city of New Albany were instrumental in ushering in the Intel microchip processing facility early on.

With people staying inside their homes, the streets of Columbus became quieter than usual, bringing a sense of calm to the otherwise busy city.

Greater Columbus could see an estimated 3 to 6 inches of snow Thursday into Friday morning, said the National Weather Service.

Two women involved in the cannabis industry want to help people who have been convicted of marijuana possession and want their records clean.

Freezing rain is in the forecast for the Columbus region on Wednesday evening, and three to four inches of snow are expected on Thursday.

Beginning overnight Wednesday, a wintry mix of rain, freezing rain and snow will descend on Greater Columbus, challenging road crews and motorists.

Rumpke updated the list of recyclable items to include some plastic, paper, and aluminum cups.

Still years away, the future terminal would be slightly larger than the current one, and a new garage would expand the airports parking space.