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Metro columnist Theodore Decker started at The Dispatch in 2006 as a police reporter. → Read More
A 16-year-old boy was killed on Christmas and a 15-year-old girl on New Year's Eve in Columbus. We cannot let such violence slip by unnoticed. → Read More
It's easy to get sucked into the minutiae of the holiday season. Headlines from Ohio and around the world reminded us last week what really matters. → Read More
Columbus and Ohio are fighting over whether the city has a legal right to enact gun legislation. An expert predicts it won't end well for the city. → Read More
The Blizzard of 1950 and the Ohio State 'Snow Bowl' walloped Ohio 72 years ago, but for some Dispatch readers, it still seems like yesterday. → Read More
Gunmen ambushed and killed a young man and two children as they sat in a car on the Southeast Side on Dec. 7, 2021. The killers remain at-large. → Read More
After a Columbus police officer high-fived an extremist at a drag storytime event in Clintonville last weekend, police admitted the "optics" were bad. → Read More
The recent snow in Buffalo, N.Y., seems surreal, especially with winter a month away. But one Thanksgiving, Ohio had a legendary storm of its own. → Read More
Parents of Columbus City Schools students have tolerated months of busing mishaps. The district says things will be fixed in January. Time will tell. → Read More
Ohio State University professor Smitha Rao found that the most vulnerable among us are often those least prepared for climate-driven disasters. → Read More
Columbus Mayor Andrew J. Ginther unveiled plans last week to create an Office of Violence Prevention. It is a good idea, but not exactly a new one. → Read More
Last week, pop star Katy Perry reflected on why she loves print newspapers. But her insights went further, providing us a map for this Election Day. → Read More
Columbus is suing a Franklin County judge for failing to move ahead on its lawsuit against state over gun violence. The city has no room to talk. → Read More
It's easy these days to get down on the state of U.S. journalism. Here are a few reasons local reporting still matters. → Read More
Columnist Theodore Decker thought the Scioto Grove Metro Parks backpacking trail would let the family get away from it all. It didn't disappoint. → Read More
Legends about tainted candy reanimate every year around Halloween, marching on like a relentless zombie hellbent on alarming parents and guardians. → Read More
Seventeen years ago, Diona Clark was nearly killed by an abusive ex-boyfriend. In the years since, she's worked to spare others that trauma. → Read More
Homicides in Columbus are trending downward from 2021's record high total. Serious assaults, often dubbed "incomplete homicides," aren't as promising. → Read More
Columnist Theodore Decker's dog is in the twilight of her life. A cancer diagnosis made the prospect of losing her soon that much more real. → Read More
Columnist Theodore Decker just figured he would rehab an old tent and find someone on the street who needed it. Then came an email about another tent. → Read More