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Axios Event: Anduril's planned Columbus site is "game changer," Mayor Ginther says
Defense company Anduril recently picked Columbus to host its latest Arsenal-1 megafactory, and the city is welcoming the new ...
Mayor Ginther spent 78 days away from Columbus in 2024. Here's where he went and who paid
Mayor Andrew J. Ginther spent more than one-fifth of last year traveling, including to Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Morocco and ...
‘It’s a miracle nobody was hurt,’ Columbus mayor says of teen engaging police in shootout
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, Columbus police Chief Elaine Bryant, and FOP president Brian Steel praised officers who ...
Will Columbus-area suburbs work together to encourage more housing in the region?
Columbus is spearheading a regional housing coalition. Some suburbs are excited to join, but others not so much.
The Punch List: Columbus supporting downtown revitalization in a big way
The city of Columbus is throwing its support behind bringing more people downtown in a big way with the utility department's relocation. The move this fall initially will bring 350 employees to ...
City, state focus on combating rise in domestic violence
For the second year in a row, the Columbus Division of Police has reported an increase in felony domestic violence incidents ...
Sizing up the world stage that awaits Trump
In today’s edition … U.S. Conference of Mayors leader praises Biden, is eager to work with Trump … Trump nominees face easier ...
James Jackson, Columbus' first Black police chief, remembered as trailblazer, family man
Jackson served 19 years as chief of the Columbus Division of Police. He was the division’s first Black chief, and its longest ...
City's Office of Violence Prevention's plan to tackle domestic violence
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther tasked the Office of Violence Prevention to work on programs to help both domestic violence ...