Columbus auditor

Columbus received its first payment from the state of Ohio from marijuana sales within city limits. The city will put the money into a special fund and use it on human service needs and other initiatives as the city faces a tight budget year.

The five-person Citizen's Commission on Elected Officials began meeting to review future compensation for the mayor, city council, city attorney, and auditor.

President Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief measure could deliver long awaited aid to state and local governments. City and state leaders are eager…

Columbus officials believe the city will bring in $41.5 million less this year than originally projected, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.Heading into…

A new study found Columbus relies more heavily on income tax revenue than almost any other city in America. That could mean it’s among the first to…

After 52 years working in city government, Columbus city auditor Hugh Dorrian jokes his biggest accomplishment is his long record. Dorrian will retire at…