Jack McLaughlin

An Ohio taco chain is preparing to close its final Columbus storefront. Barrio Tacos, which is located at 1870 N. High St., will close its doors on Sunday, an employee of the High Street restaurant told 614Now. The brand did not mention the reasons behind the closure, and declined to comment further. BROUGHT TO YOU BY This is the second Columbus Barrio Tacos location set to close recently, as the brand shuttered its Grandview eatery, which was located at 1415 W. 5th Ave., last year.

A Columbus bar is picking up the pieces–literally–after a recent incident. According to a social media post from O’Reilly’s Pub, a Clintonville Irish bar, was “targeted” due to a pride flag displayed near the front door of the business. The post says that the flag was torn, and a large rock was then thrown through the establishment’s widow “minutes later.” BROUGHT TO YOU BY O’Reilly’s, which is located at 2822 N. High St., has remained open.

A 36-year-old woman has been charged after a shooting outside the Kroger in the Short North on Sunday morning that left one man hospitalized. According to the Columbus Division of Police, officers responded to the Kroger located in the 1300 block of N. High St. at approximately 11:31 a.m. on June 7 after reports of an active shooter. Investigators determined the shooting occurred in the store’s parking lot and not inside the grocery store.