“Goodbye, Columbus”
Mayor Andrew Ginther says a statue of Christopher Columbus will be removed from the south side of City Hall.
Mayor Andrew Ginther says a statue of Christopher Columbus will be removed from the south side of City Hall.
Ohio State and Alabama scheduled a home-and-home football series for the first time with games set for the 2027 and 2028 seasons.
A woman who was injured in a double shooting outside a South Linden bar in September has died.
Saturday is the summer solstice, the longest day of the year and, conversely, its shortest night. Columbus-based White Castle is marking the occasion by releasing three “Cocktails and Craves” pairings.
The state reported the seventh straight weekly decline in the number of Ohioans filing first-time unemployment claims as the state’s economy slowly emerges from the shutdown that has idled more than 1 million Ohio workers.
Governor Mike DeWine is proposing that all officer-involved shootings and the deaths of individuals in law enforcement custody be investigated and prosecuted by independent agencies, one of several proposals he is asking lawmakers to take up immediately as part of sweeping police reforms in the state.
In the wake of days of protests over the death of George Floyd and increased attention being paid to relations between America’s police and the communities they serve, the city of Columbus is committing to “8 Can’t Wait,” an initiative from Campaign Zero to bring change to police departments.
At least 200 employees in a vegetables plant in Springfield have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Police are still investigating an incident on the West Side Wednesday when a cruiser was hit by a bullet.
A motorcyclist and his wife were killed when their bike collided with an SUV in Jackson Township Wednesday night.