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While the Columbus housing market is changing, the shift is doing little to help those seeking affordable homes.

“This is overwhelming. It’s kind of like the first day of teaching.”

City officials will decide later this month whether or not to issue a fine on a home in east Columbus that city officials have described as being in “deplorable condition.”

Columbus native and former Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday formally launched his campaign for president in 2024, becoming the first vice president in modern history to take on his former running mate.

One of the youngest and more current pop-rock bands in the history of the Our Hospice of South Central Indiana Labor Day Weekend Concert will perform as the headliner Sept. 2 at Mill Race Park in downtown Columbus.

The suspect in the June 1 shooting of a 3-year-old child and his father in Hope has been charged in Bartholomew Circuit Court with attempted murder and two counts of aggravated battery, according to a joint news release from the Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Department and the county prosecutor’s office.

Parking spaces on side streets in downtown Columbus are set to revert back to three-hour time limits, effective July 1.

Work has begun on a new storage tank that will be able to hold 2 million gallons of water, according to local officials.

City officials have allocated about $9.5 million to the NexusPark project from various sources, though two council members are concerned about the cost of the project and its funding mechanisms.

American Legion Post No. 24 in Columbus on Monday found new leadership that outgoing Commander Al Mckown said the 425-member organization needed to continue. A longtime member spoke out Monday with concerns that the post might close.