Andrew Ginther

Columbus is directing $3.5 million from the American Rescue Plan to local childcare centers, to boost hiring, and reduce costs for lower income families.

Ninety percent of the new cadets will be a person of color, a woman or both.

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther is set to issue an executive order to require face masks to be worn in publicly accessible indoor spaces regardless of vaccination status.

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther has tapped Robert Clark, a former FBI agent who led operations at the Los Angeles field office, to serve as the city’s next director of public safety.

The City of Columbus will distribute $12.2 million in rental assistance to 26 local community organizations.

Columbus is planning renovations at city pools, with the first round of upgrades planned in the Hilltop and South Linden.

Columbus officials announced the results of a new 911 alternative response pilot program.

Columbus City Council has signed off on the a new three-year contract for police. After more than a year of wrestling with reform, the agreement will largely define what’s possible going forward.

With COVID restrictions lifted, local leaders are encouraging people to return downtown to shop, eat, visit a museum or take in a concert.

Members from the U.S. Conference of Mayors met in Columbus Tuesday to discuss the future of the organization, including the support of the federal bipartisan infrastructure plan.