From fireworks to drive-in theaters and new police staff, the May 19 Columbus City Council meeting was abuzz with activity and updates.

Columbus City Council members finalized an appropriation to pay for expenses incurred after the city’s redevelopment commission took ownership of the former Sears Building last summer.

As with all investigations, we remain committed to a thorough and unbiased review of the facts,” says a Columbus Police ...

Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss street repaving, as well as property rezonings and a new shared-use bike ...

Councilwoman Crabb should be ashamed of herself and, if she really wanted what was best for the people of Columbus, she would ...

In November, Columbus voters will see a nearly $2 billion bond package on the ballot. The city of Columbus goes to the voters with a bond package about every three ...

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said $500 million from the bond package would go toward building affordable housing in the city ...

The City of Columbus has introduced a $1.9 billion bond package aimed at financing capital improvements across neighborhoods without raising taxes.Mayor Andrew ...

The Columbus City Council approved changes to the city's fireworks ordinance that shorten the period of time residents can sell and use fireworks.

The Cat Spring Volunteer Fire Department, Bellville Lions Club and City of Columbus are recent recipients of grant funding through the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) for community improvement ...

This afternoon, the Columbus City Council concluded budget hearings. The 2025-2026 fiscal year budget ended up being $395 million, nearly $3 million higher than than Mayor ...

The city of Columbus and Short North leaders are considering adding a fee to food, hotels, and retail in the arts district to help reinvest in the area.