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The Ohio Mayors Alliance, including Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, are asking Gov. Mike DeWine to take actions they say will reduce gun violence.
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There will be more officers on foot patrol, cops on bikes, more lighting and the surveillance towers seen on North High Street last year will return.
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The new budget includes over $100 million for affordable housing, as well as more money to boost various levels of the justice system.
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Special Prosecutor Brad Nicodemus, the Whitehall city attorney, told WOSU he has been delayed in finishing the case. He said he doesn't know yet when he will wrap it up.
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Columbus Mayor Andrew J. Ginther stressed that surrounding suburbs need to work with the city to handle pressing issues during his State of the City address Tuesday evening.
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Whitehall City Attorney Brad Nicodemus will review a criminal complaint against Ginther filed by his political opponent Joe Motil. Ginther allegedly pressured a Franklin County judge during an ongoing lawsuit to close a troubled bus station.
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Ginther defeated challenger Joe Motil to secure re-election.
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Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther and challenger Joe Motil spoke on WOSU's "All Sides" Wednesday about the upcoming election, housing and policing.
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Mayor Andrew Ginther's proposal faces three public hearings before Columbus City Council takes up the issue this month.
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It's been less than three weeks since Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther ordered mobile food vendors to close by midnight to help limit gun violence.