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Ginther submits legislation to establish new division focused on housing stability
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther submitted legislation to city council to create the Division of Housing Stability. In an ...
Columbus sees rise in domestic violence homicides, discussing victim support strategies
Columbus is grappling with a concerning increase in domestic violence-related homicides, with 10 such incidents reported ...
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Columbus targeting certain neighborhoods to crack down on crime
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Columbus leaders are cracking down on crime in the Hilltop. Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announced the results of the latest Clean and Safe Corridor Initiative on Monday.
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Columbus department of public utilities reveals rebranding with new name, logo
The Columbus Department of Public Utilities has received a makeover. The city announced that the department will now be known ...
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Johnstown eager, but anxious, over Intel plant impact
Despite numerous delays in the Intel semiconductor plant in Licking County, most local leaders said they’re confident the ...
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NBC4 Investigates honored for Columbus cyber attack
NBC4’s investigation into the cyber attack on the City of Columbus is getting national attention. NBC4 Investigates‘ Isabel ...
Expect more police, security at 2025 Hops on High in the Short North, chief, mayor say
Hops on High will feature 30+ local businesses as well as food trucks and live music. Columbus police will have an increased presence in the Short North ...
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Ginther pushes $500 million bond to ease housing crisis
Mayor Andrew Ginther's 2025 State of the City address had a clear theme: Columbus needs more housing. Why it matters: Construction has slowed, houses are expensive, and our homeless population is ...