Judge gives conservative groups chance to continue lawsuit over LGBT rights
A Hamilton County Judge is allowing a lawsuit filed against Columbus and its human rights commission over LGBT protections to continue, but is requiring...
29th Street paving to disrupt traffic today
Milestone Contractors will be milling and paving 29th Street today between Foxpointe Drive and Foxridge Drive on the city's northeast side.
The city of Columbus...
Free museum admission for adoption event
National Adoption Month is being observed Saturday night with free admission for adoptive families at kidscommons museum in Columbus.
Special hours for this private event...
Time to deck the (City) Hall
The city’s official Christmas tree made its way to Columbus City Hall on Thursday morning, following a longtime tradition that kicks off the holiday...
School district grappling with increasing taunting reports
The number of taunting incidents directed primarily at Hispanic students in Columbus has increased, followed by disciplinary actions by school officials as necessary.
Bartholomew Consolidated...
BCSC Superintendent’s statement on respecting others
TO: All Stakeholders of the Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation
RE: Respect, Fairness and Trust for ALL
The results of the recent Presidential election have inspired a...
Little change in ISTEP scores, but debate over merits continues
Even though the state’s ISTEP+ test is about to be scrapped, some local superintendents are concerned that Indiana school corporations won’t be held harmless...
East among state’s best; North builds around youth
To say the Columbus East wrestlers are entering the 2016-17 season with high expectations would be an understatement.
The Olympians won a sectional title last...
Woman, 86, escapes kitchen fire
A smoke alarm activation provided early warning, allowing a Columbus woman to safely escape her California Street home following an accidental cooking fire.
Columbus firefighters...
Olympians to visit resurgent Bloomington South squad
Just a few short years ago, Bloomington South was a struggling football program.
The Panthers went 7-33 from 2009-12. They did not win a single...
