Columbus Blue Jackets star Kent Johnson had a fantastic 2024-25 season, but recently recognized he is still far from the league's best.

Hockey and sports in general can be broken down into moments. Some moments are bigger than others and chart the course of a franchise and an entire league.

The Columbus Blue Jackets have unveiled "Skills and Drills," a new six-week street hockey program aimed at children ages 5 to 10. This initiative offers an accessible and affordable entry point ...

On this day three years ago, the CBJ made what could be the biggest free agent signing in NHL history when they signed Johnny ...

Through being a player, referee and fan, Nash Williams earned the High School Hockey Scholarship from the Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation for his exemplary actions both on and off the ice.

Supported in part by grants from the Blue Jackets Foundation, the Columbus Blades youth program is for kids who have a physical disability limiting one’s ability to play ice hockey in a standing ...

Latvia names Blue Jackets goalie, Merzlikins, one of its first six players for 2026 Winter Olympics; Werenski not among the U.S. first six.

The Columbus Blue Jackets locked up an important part of their defense before free agency.

Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski will play for the U.S. National Team in the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship.

Werenski alters plans to play for U.S. May 9-25 at world championship in Sweden and Denmark, becoming the third Blue Jackets player in the tournament.

The 2024-25 Blue Jackets accomplished something much bigger than the sport of hockey. What did these Blue Jackets accomplish? They were there for everyone when needed the most.

Columbus Blue Jackets left wing Dmitri Voronkov (10) brings the puck up ice during the first period of the NHL hockey game against the Ottawa Senators at Nationwide Arena in Columbus on April 8, 2025.