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Like many large police forces in the U.S., Columbus has seen a sharp increase in the number of officers choosing to leave the division. Local leaders point to pandemic fatigue and frayed community relations, after a year marked by an escalating cycle of protest and harsh police response. Those departures put an even bigger emphasis on recruiting efforts.

The city launched a "participatory budget" process, asking residents to tell the city how to spend $9 million of its $2.7 billion total budget.

Maps of COVID-19 across Ohio show most all the state is experiencing severe spread, but the situation is even worse in rural areas. Allen, Hardin and…

Criminal charges against a chemical company that flooded during Hurricane Harvey are raising two big questions: When is pollution an accident? And when is it a crime?

Internet retail giant Amazon says it plans to build its second wind farm in Ohio, this one in Hardin County.Amazon says the 189 megawatt wind farm near…

An independent review of complaints against Columbus Police during this summer's protests found that the vast majority of excessive force allegations were…

Election season is a bad time for politicians to be embroiled in controversy. That’s what Columbus City Hall democrats face as November approaches. But…

Columbus Police arrest records released Wednesday contradict repeated claims by Mayor Andrew Ginther and Chief Tom Quinlan that the destructive elements…

Columbus City Council on Monday approved a controversial set of campaign finance reforms, and appointed Shayla Favor to fill one of two vacant…

One person at the rally was killed and two others wounded before Secret Service agents killed the gunman.