New class of graduates sworn into the Columbus Division of Police
COLUMBUS, Ohio — More than 30 new Columbus Division of Police officers are now on the force after their graduation on Friday. Earlier this week, Mayor Andrew Ginther announced three new police recruit ...
Columbus City Council to consider first electric rate hike for most customers in 10 years
The Columbus Division of Power is proposing its first rate hike for themajority of its electricity customers in 18 years.
Federal jury gives former ATF agent $1.7 million for unlawful detention by Columbus police
James Burk, a former ATF agent, had sued two Columbus police officers - Joseph Fihe and Kevin Winchell - for using excessive ...
Former Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman celebrated — and roasted — at anniversary event
These are not characteristics of former Columbus Mayor Michael B. Coleman, said Columbus City Council member Nick Bankston.
How Columbus’ mayor wants to spend over $100 million to affordable housing
Affordable housing is central to Columbus’ proposed $1.23 billion budget for 2025, with Mayor Andrew Ginther allotting over ...
Critical mass: As galleries move, Gay and High to become Columbus' next arts district
The blocks around Gay and High streets are about to become the newest arts center in Columbus, and that's by design.
Columbus City school board back at the table with school closing talks, community engagement
Columbus City school board spent over three hours in informal discussion with citizens as the district continues the process ...