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@tombogert The Crew play the Fire tonight at the Play Place

The Chicago Fire’s new stadium has a name: McDonald’s Park. This is the first time the fast food giant becomes a naming-rights partner for a major professional sports stadium in the U.S. Yes, there will be a permanent McDonald’s restaurant at the stadium nytimes.com/athletic/72747…

Showers taper off the rest of the morning before wind speeds pick up this afternoon. A cold front keeps temperatures in the mid-upper 60s. A big warm up in on the way this weekend with a few more chances for stroms. nbc4i.com/weather

Seasonable temps and plenty of sunshine make for a fantastic Tuesday. A cold front brings showers with a few rumbles of thunder into tomorrow morning. Another summer-like warm-up is on the way this weekend. nbc4i.com/weather

Skies start off moslty sunny, then more clouds will develop and roll in this afternoon. Daytime highs in the mid 60s remain cooler than average. A few chances for rain rolls in by Wednesday morning. A big warm-up is on the way this weekend. nbc4i.com/weather

A few light showers will finish moving through the region this morning. By midday skies begin to clear out. Temperatureatures return to cooler thanaverage numbers. Some rain returns by the middle of the week. A big warm-up is on the way by next weekend. nbc4i.com/weather

A recent study revealed the 10 fastest-growing ZIP codes in Ohio, and five Columbus-area locations made the list. nbc4i.com/news/data-desk…

Temperatures continue their upward trend as they hit more seasonable levels this today. Another round of scattered rain returns this evening and into parts of Mother's Day Sunday. Most of the upcoming week goes back to below average temperatures. nbc4i.com/weather

The NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will each have 76 teams beginning next year with the new March Madness bracket format revealed Thursday. nbc4i.com/sports/college…

Lingering mist and drizzle continues for much of the morning. Today we will see much cooler temperatures in the upper 50s this afternoon. More rain is on the way arriving by Mother's Day weekend.

Scattered rain lingers this morning, the showers and strom return late this afternoon. Those will last through the evening. Keep that rain gear ready to go if you are going out to vote and/or celebrae Cindo de Mayo.

The calendar says May 2, but it is still very cool this weekend. Things stay dry over the next couple of days. Rain showers return going in to the new workweek. Monday and Tuesday will be the only two days with seasonable temperatures in the extended forecast.

ILN updates Frost Advisory valid at May 2, 12:00 AM EDT (expands area to include 34 zones, continues 18 zones) till May 2, 9:00 AM EDT mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/f/2026-O-…

Rain and rumbles continue across central Ohio through midday, then spotty shower chances continue later this afternoon. Much cooler air settles in with winds out of the northwest at 10-15 mph. Mist and drizzle returns tomorrw as a stretch of cool weather takes over the region.

A few spotty sprinkles will pop up later this morning, then skies open up a bit later in the eveing. More scattered showers and storm return tomorrow. Much cooler air arrives later this week.

Way to go, Columbus! You set the record for the largest single-night concert crowd at Ohio Stadium and @lukecombs’ biggest show ever. 📷: @davidbergman

Skies go from partly cloudy this morning to mostly cloudy by the evening. This is going to be the warmest day of the week. Showers and storms roll in overnight. More rain and cooler air arrive later this week.

Sunday morning brings peeks of sunshine. Skies open up by the later afternoon and evening. Temperatures run close to seasonable near 70 degrees. Monday pumps up the heat again, but chances for thunderstroms return monday night into Tuesday morning. Cooler weather is on the way.

We have perfect weather for the perfect date. It's not too hot and not too cold. All you need is a light jacket. Skies stay mostly cloudy. More sunshine returns tomorrow to close out the weekend.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Nationwide Energy Partners (NEP) is subject to regulation by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. nbc4i.com/news/local-new…

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