Columbus City Council invests in surveillance at parks to boost safety and security
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Monday evening, Columbus City Council passed an ordinance to support the city's surveillance system ...
Registration for Columbus summer camps to open soon. Here’s how to sign up before spaces fill up.
Registration will soon open for the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department's summer camps. The city's outdoor recreation ...
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Finding creative solutions to central Ohio’s housing shortage
Housing in America has reached a critical stage, and central Ohio is feeling the crunch. According to the National Low Income ...
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Columbus settles with ATF agent for $1.8 million
Columbus City Council approved a $1.8 million settlement with a former Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) agent stemming from an encounter between ...
Ohio high school basketball: 5 things we learned in Columbus area from Feb. 3-9
Championship season has come to central Ohio high school basketball. While district tournaments in all seven divisions begin ...
Exclusive: Columbus nonprofit launches $10M youth homelessness campaign
"We're giving young people the chance to break out of catch-22 situations of homelessness, gain the stability that they need ...
Historic Ohio Spaghetti Warehouse trolley saved from demolition
The trolley inside the old Spaghetti Warehouse in Franklinton has been successfully removed after a last-minute push ...
Survey finds 78% of central Ohio residents support more duplexes, townhome developments
Carlie Boos, the executive director for Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio, said 50% of people have been impacted by ...
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Ohio Supreme Court hears arguments on whether police are protected by Marsy's Law
The Ohio Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday from lawyers representing the Columbus Dispatch and the Columbus Division ...
Ohio AG says he will act 'swiftly' if Columbus school board defies state bathroom law
Ohio AG Dave Yost said he would "swiftly" respond with legal action against Columbus City Schools if its board defies a ...
City leaders launch fundraising campaign to extend Columbus Promise tuition-free college program
Columbus leaders are looking to extend the city's tuition-free college program through both public and private funds.