Some residents of Columbus’ Clintonville area are pushing back on a proposal to build a roadway through a protected ravine that would connect the Ohio State School for the Blind and Ohio School for the Deaf campuses. h The protected land...
Students who began their education largely after the disruptions of COVID-19 showed better performance gains on recent national testing than those who lost in-person instruction in the middle of the pandemic. According to a long-term...
The blowback against data centers in Ohio could hurt U.S. Sen. Jon Husted in November and make politicians wary of supporting them, the Senate GOP campaign arm warned. The National Republican Senatorial Committee issued a memo to AI...
A motorcyclist died the evening of Aug. 21 on Columbus’ far southwest side after a turning vehicle hit him, according to Columbus police. Ronald Strader, 54, was riding a 2019 Harley-davidson motorcycle south on Demorest Road near Ruoff...
Months after the city of Columbus dispatched a crew to clean up a vandalized rainbow crosswalk in the University District, city crews scraped the rainbow painting off and placed a zebra crosswalk at Lane and Waldeck avenues. All but a few...
Grove City officials and a citizens group opposed to data centers are currently negotiating a compromise on the group’s proposed city charter amendment aimed at data centers because it also would require any heavy industrial development...
Amid rising local and national scrutiny and reporting on misuse, Flock Security, company that provides license plate-reading cameras to private and law enforcement agencies around the country, announced changes to how data is stored and audited.
