Pending council approval, Columbus is set to pay $750,000 to a former police sergeant who accused the city of reverse discrimination.
A national report names Columbus in the top five cities for driving down gun violence in 2025. Last year, police data showed the city’s homicide rate was the lowest it’s been ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following information is summarized from the records of city, county and state police, fire and hospital agencies. Kylie E. Higham, 37, of 4411 Westminster Place, Columbus, ...
A tense situation in the City of Columbus ended up being what police are calling a “Senior Assassin” prank that’s going on nationwide. The prank involves high school seniors, who […] ...
The city of Columbus has fallen short of an “ambitious” police recruiting goal from Mayor Andrew Ginther, but the mayor continues to say additional officers are needed as the city grows. “I want us to ...
WOSU Public Media: Columbus to settle with former police sergeant for $750,000 in discrimination case
Columbus to settle with former police sergeant for $750,000 in discrimination case
The Columbus Dispatch: City to pay $750K to White cop who alleged discrimination after George Floyd