(COLUMBUS) – Beginning Saturday, mandatory 10-digit dialing comes to the 614 area code. The change is coming to help prepare for the arrival of the new 380 area code to Columbus. The new area code is ...

Did you know Columbus has two area codes? The first three digits dialed on each call denote geographic area, can represent local pride and identity.

Central Ohioans covered by the 614 area code have only a few more weeks to get used to 10-digit dialing before a new 380 area code launches in the same region at the end of the month. Customers in the ...

The 614 area code will get a partner next year — and telephone users will have six months to get ready for it. Beginning Jan. 30, customers in the 614 area code who request new service or a new line ...

Starting in January 2016, the 614 area code won't have room for any more digits, so a new code will be issued for new phone buyers or someone who adds a new line. But how did we get stuck with the 380 ...

Central Ohioans will see a new 380 area code introduced because the available phone numbers for the existing 614 code are expected to run out next year. Regulators plan to use both codes for the same ...

What's in an area code? To some, it's just the first three digits you must dial to denote geographic area. But, for others, it comes with a sense of local pride and identity. But, what if a city or ...

Columbus's 614 area code, overlaid with 380 in 2016, is projected to run out of numbers by 2061. Technology, rather than population growth, is the primary driver of area code exhaustion. The 614 area ...