The Columbus neighborhood once had two shopping destinations. Although many people might think of Northland Mall as the area's top retail destination during the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s, there was ...

Columbus neighborhoods: Northland community isn't defined by the mall Dining: Mehak Indian Kitchen & Bar brings the spice to Northland In the 1990s and early 2000s, Northland began to decline ...

Columbus office building leased by state agency headed to auction. expand. The Ohio Department of Taxation signed a 12-year lease for its office at the former Northland Mall site.

Two individuals were critically injured after being struck by lightning near Northland High School on Sunday evening.

Columbus City Council rezoned 160 parcels along Route 161 in Northland near the Worthington border. Most were designated as "community activity centers." ...

Two people are hospitalized after being injured in a lightning strike near a northeast Columbus high school Sunday afternoon.

City Center opened on Aug. 18, 1989, as part of the Capitol South redevelopment effort that began in the 1970s. It was Columbus’ first major new mall in some two decades since Westland opened in ...

The demolition of City Center mall, Columbus’ longtime premier Downtown shopping destination, began on Oct. 1, 2009, after it had closed earlier that year. View of City Center mall's demolition ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — As Eastland Mall officially closed its doors to the public Saturday, many Columbus residents are reminiscing on memories spent there after its opening in 1968. 10TV's Lindsey ...

Data: City of Columbus; Map: Thomas Oide/Axios Denser, pedestrian-friendly development could be coming to Route 161 in Northland thanks to ongoing efforts to modernize zoning throughout Columbus.

Two individuals were critically injured after being struck by lightning near Northland High School on Sunday evening.

The three-story Civic Center mall, with more than 1 million square feet of space, was anchored by department stores like Marshall Field’s and Jacobsons, and of course, Columbus’ own Lazarus. With more ...