Katie Geniusz
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The board didn’t discuss Bellamkonda’s raise at the meeting, instead unanimously approving the consent agenda which contained the raise at the end of the meeting. -
Worthington cited the potential loss of public trust as the reason for canceling its contract, while Olentangy quietly canceled its contract during the summer. -
Business & EconomyNocterra Brewing Co. said in a sign on the door at its Audubon location that the closure is temporary to restructure the business. It's unknown when it will reopen. -
Faith leaders and community members gathered for "Unshackle Springfield" Sunday to show unity and protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in the city. -
In May 2025, the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office in Texas made a search on the nationwide Flock network of more than 83,000 cameras, which included Columbus cameras. -
The CMC heard perspectives from Columbus City Council, Columbus police, the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio, and Flock itself. -
The district shared a five-year forecast that indicated additional cuts would be necessary if voters do not approve November's 0.75% income tax levy. -
Two charter amendments to reform how Columbus City Council members are elected is heading to the November ballot, and activists submit petition demanding removal of cameras. -
The Columbus Education Association filed a grievance with the Columbus City Schools over the district’s underfunded healthcare fund. -
Crime and Public SafetyAnuradha Manukonda, 27, pleaded guilty to one count of gross abuse of a corpse, three years after an infant girl's body was found by garbage workers in a garbage truck.
