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A contemporary tasting menu in downtown Columbus.

A historical German Village restaurant known for seasonal dishes and cocktails. The operator now reports that it has closed.

Avishar Barua’s tasting menu built around live-fire cooking.

Most drivers entering Manhattan at or below 60th Street now pay a $9 peak toll with E-ZPass ($2.25 overnight), the first congestion pricing program in the United States. The MTA expects the toll to provide $15 billion for transit upgrades.

Hellen Obiri won the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon in a course-record 2:19:51 and Benson Kipruto took the men's race by three hundredths of a second, the closest finish in the race's history.

A Latin bakery opens near Polaris.

New York-style pizza inside Eupouria.

Detroit-style pizza in the Short North.

Jeni's returned its all-black Opaque ice cream, a black cocoa, espresso fudge and balsamic cherry flavor made with artist Cj Hendry, to scoop shops and its webstore in the week of 22 September 2026.

Metsi’s revives its daytime coffee and breakfast service.

Mexican and Latin-inspired dining in Weinland Park.

An open-flame Mexican kitchen at Hamilton Quarter.

Jeni's limited-edition Appalachian Acorn Pie, an ice cream made with flour milled from foraged Ohio oak acorns and a graham cracker swirl, launched on 1 October 2026 at $17 a pint.

Nearly 60,000 runners are expected on Sunday 1 November 2026 for the TCS New York City Marathon, marking 50 years of the five-borough course on a route changed for the first time since 2011.

The Heisman Trophy is presented on Saturday 12 December 2026, at a televised ceremony on ABC that the Heisman Trophy Trust marks as a private event. On 20 September 2026 Kalshi's market was the tightest in years: Trinidad Chambliss led at 24% and Darian Mensah at 22%, with Kamario Taylor at 10%.

The Congestion Relief Zone's peak toll for cars with E-ZPass rises from $9 to $12 ($3 overnight) as the MTA's phase-in moves to 80% of the originally approved rates, where it stays through 2030.

An 11.5-acre civic park on a deck over Interstate 95 and Columbus Boulevard, stitching Old City back to the Delaware River waterfront. PennDOT is building the $329 million cap underneath and the waterfront corporation the park on top of it.