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Columbus City Council extended a contract Monday so that federal COVID-relief money can help future seniors get graduating credits, job training. → Read More
Man who led the petition drive for an opaque ballot initiative in Columbus falsified a campaign finance record. → Read More
Traveling at 70 mph, the Tesla narrowly avoided passing cars, buses and pedestrians on High Street during a spectacular lunchtime crash Downtown. → Read More
A private computer-coding bootcamp startup backed by a venture capitalist with ties to former Gov. Kasich landed $400,000 from Columbus taxpayers → Read More
The original proposal to rebuild Little Turtle Way subdivision on Northeast Side was in a report signed by the city Public Service director's husband → Read More
A task force plans two sobriety checkpoints on the East Side for Friday night → Read More
Council approved a series of grants aimed at reducing lead exposure in homes and encouraging nonviolent solutions to neighborhood conflicts. → Read More
Columbus' mask mandate, reinstituted in September with the delta wave of COVID, was rescinded Monday by the City Council as cases continued to drop. → Read More
The state auditor's office issued a financial audit critical of how Brice operates, with Auditor Keith Faber calling the village a "speed trap." → Read More
Columbus' indoor mask mandate is set to disappear as COVID cases continue to fall, with a tentative date of March 7, the day after The Arnold ends. → Read More
The Columbus City Council says that it won't follow the Bexley council's lead just yet in revoking Columbus' mask mandate. → Read More
The Columbus City Council Monday signed off on a $2.1 billion "all funds" spending plan for 2022 that included more than $1 billion in general funds. → Read More
A small group of residents says, despite lacking an organization or a petition, they likely are in the majority in wanting Little Turtle Way improved. → Read More
Columbus Public Service Department has 50-plus snow removal trucks for 5,600-plus lane miles, starting with main roads, ending with residential. → Read More
The Columbus City Council is set to vote Monday on a $1.03 billion general fund budget, the largest ever, funded in part by draining cash reserves. → Read More
Columbus' elected leaders may get a pay raise if a citizen panel recommends by this spring that one is warranted → Read More
The Greater Columbus Convention Center may sell its naming rights. → Read More
Columbus City Council said it can't hold a meeting under COVID-19 safety protocols after some council members were exposed and are in quarantine. → Read More
The Columbus City Council made clear at a hearing Tuesday that it is interested in expanding non-police responses to non-violent calls for service. → Read More
The Columbus Zoo has taken in four new injured juvenile female manatees to help free up space for more serious cases at SeaWorld in Orlando → Read More