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Max Miller/XThe embattled Rocky River-based congressman took to social media on Sunday, just days before Republicans could replace him on the November ballot. -
George Shillcock/WOSUGinther says the cost of new construction across the country has increased, even more so than the cost to renovate very old buildings. The 19-floor municipal court at the corner of South High Street and Mound Street was built in the 1970s.
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The Franklin County Municipal Court was told by the city of Columbus construction of a new court facility was canceled due to operating shortfalls and construction costs. -
The levy would've funded free tuition for new high school graduates in Franklin County and given a discount to other county residents. -
Hundreds of thousands of Haitians in the U.S. under TPS, many in Columbus and Springfield, may face deportation without legal status. -
This is the first ad effort for Amy Acton, while her Republican opponent has been on air in Ohio with his ads for months now. -
A complex legal battle over immigration status for Haitians seemed to have a deadline: July 27. That date has passed — and it's uncertain what happens next. -
Democratic candidate for Ohio governor Amy Acton said she supports a moratorium on data centers unless they meet a handful of conditions. -
Somali business leaders and community advocates held a press conference Monday saying their businesses are still facing harassment months after the viral claims. -
Business & EconomyAnduril finished producing its first Fury drone at its Arsenal-1 facility in Pickaway County. The company received a $310 million grant from JobsOhio last year. -
A generation of building inspectors is about to retire and cities across the country are struggling to replace them. Cincinnati’s code inspector academy hopes to fill the gap. -
Dozens of bills to reduce or change property tax laws in Ohio have been introduced and discussed. But only a few have passed, with time running out to consider the rest.
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For the last week, the Ohio State Fair has had near back-to-back ribbon cuttings, a huge sigh of relief for one of the fair’s biggest fans: Gov. Mike DeWine. -
Community members came together to throw a festival for Wanderin Joe, the cat who has become a local celebrity in Clintonville in Columbus. -
We’re looking at the current state of the unhoused in Columbus on this hour of All Sides. -
The three proposed laws don't include a temporary or permanent ban on data centers, but would deal with regulating water use and connecting to sewer lines. -
Columbus City Council is considering new data center laws that would regulate water and sewer usage as well as require a decommissioning plan in case the facility is closed down. -
The proposed change would make it so only voters within each of Columbus' nine districts vote for their council member. -
Columbus City Council has set an Aug. 10 public hearing on Flock surveillance cameras to address privacy and transparency concerns after the release of a police audit. -
Curious CbusThe Garden Theater on High Street has been many things in its long history: a stable, a vaudeville emporium and a church. Once, it was the city's last burlesque theater. -
Columbus City Council will hold public hearings on two controversial topics in the next month: Flock Safety cameras and data centers. -
We’re looking at the current state of the unhoused in Columbus on this hour of All Sides.
