A media mogul, entrepreneur, and ownership expert, Harris has spent his life breaking barriers, building businesses, and ...

Vogel said he'd want to be an advocate on council for those affected by violence. He said he also sees room for police reform ...

A once-thriving religious hub central to the civil rights movement has been saved from disrepair on Parkwood Avenue. Why it ...

John T. Ward, who founded E.E. Ward Moving and Storage in 1881, was also a conductor on the Underground Railroad helping to ...

City Council candidate Tiara Ross says she has lived in the city long enough to run for council despite a challenge to her ...

NEENAH - Bay Port won the team title with 381 points and had two first-place finishes in events. Carter Tebon took first in ...

Otto Beatty III was appointed to fill that seat in January, but he is not running to keep it this fall. They are vying for three spots on the board up for election. The three incumbents ...

The May primary ballot won't include several who filed for City Council and the Columbus City Schools Board who failed to file enough valid signatures.

Columbus City Council approved the mayor's $1.23 billion budget with amendments, including money for homeless shelters and refugee initiatives.

Council unanimously voted 8-0 to approve the general fund budget. It was Councilman Otto Beatty III's first meeting since his appointment and first major vote. Councilman Chris Wyche was absent.

Five candidates filed to run for Columbus City Councilmember Otto Beatty III's seat. Beatty told reporters he would not seek election after he was appointed to the seat in January.