Columbus City Council

The Our City Our Say Coalition says no deal was reached with city council to compromise.

Columbus City Council held a public hearing Monday on Flock, discussing ongoing concerns around privacy, data sharing and police accountability.

Organizers with Our City Our Say submitted more than 23,000 signatures, hoping to force a vote this November to change how Columbus City Council members get elected.

Our City Our Say has gathered and submitted over 23,000 signatures in less than six months in another step to have an initiative on the November ballot.

The levy would've funded free tuition for new high school graduates in Franklin County and given a discount to other county residents.

We’re looking at the current state of the unhoused in Columbus on this hour of All Sides.

The three proposed laws don't include a temporary or permanent ban on data centers, but would deal with regulating water use and connecting to sewer lines.

Columbus City Council is considering new data center laws that would regulate water and sewer usage as well as require a decommissioning plan in case the facility is closed down.

The proposed change would make it so only voters within each of Columbus' nine districts vote for their council member.

Columbus City Council has set an Aug. 10 public hearing on Flock surveillance cameras to address privacy and transparency concerns after the release of a police audit.