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Columbus schools may lose $52M under proposed Ohio budget

Columbus, Ohio – A growing debate continues in the Ohio legislature over the proposed state budget from Governor Mike DeWine, with school funding taking center stage as one of the most contentious issues. As the deadline to finalize the budget approaches, local school officials and residents are raising alarms about potentially severe consequences for public education. A recent public meeting brought together education leaders, legislators, and community members to discuss t

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09 May 2025 07:25 AM 887 views

Columbus schools may lose $52M under proposed Ohio budget

Columbus, Ohio – A growing debate continues in the Ohio legislature over the proposed state budget from Governor Mike DeWine, with school funding taking center stage as one of the most contentious issues. As the deadline to finalize the budget approaches, local school officials and residents are raising alarms about potentially severe consequences for public education. A recent public meeting brought together education leaders, legislators, and community members to discuss t

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Mother's Day planting weekend in Columbus brings big crowds

As the weather warms and the average last spring frost passes, Columbus residents are gearing up for the busiest weekend of the year for planting. With Mother's Day weekend upon us, local gardeners are flocking to nurseries, anticipating large crowds eager to add vibrant annuals to their gardens. These nurseries are prepared to help locals transform their outdoor spaces with expert advice and a wide selection of plants. Shawn Schilling, the general manager at a local nursery i

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08 May 2025 06:32 AM 998 views

Mother's Day planting weekend in Columbus brings big crowds

As the weather warms and the average last spring frost passes, Columbus residents are gearing up for the busiest weekend of the year for planting. With Mother's Day weekend upon us, local gardeners are flocking to nurseries, anticipating large crowds eager to add vibrant annuals to their gardens. These nurseries are prepared to help locals transform their outdoor spaces with expert advice and a wide selection of plants. Shawn Schilling, the general manager at a local nursery i

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Columbus police release footage of dog attack leading to officer shooting

A recent incident in Columbus, Ohio, has drawn public attention and criticism after police released body-worn camera footage showing an officer fatally shooting a dog that was attacking a woman and her leashed pet. The event occurred on May 4 around 3:28 p.m. in the area of Arlington Avenue and Bremen Street, when officers were responding to a report involving a dog that had been running loose in the neighborhood. According to Columbus Police Chief Elaine Bryant, officers were spe

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06 May 2025 03:38 AM 737 views

Columbus police release footage of dog attack leading to officer shooting

A recent incident in Columbus, Ohio, has drawn public attention and criticism after police released body-worn camera footage showing an officer fatally shooting a dog that was attacking a woman and her leashed pet. The event occurred on May 4 around 3:28 p.m. in the area of Arlington Avenue and Bremen Street, when officers were responding to a report involving a dog that had been running loose in the neighborhood. According to Columbus Police Chief Elaine Bryant, officers were spe

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Columbus Clean Energy Program to Raise Electricity Rates Starting in June

Columbus residents enrolled in the Clean Energy Columbus Program can expect a bump in their electricity bills starting this June. The rate increase comes as part of the city’s continuing commitment to sustainability, with the program sourcing 100% clean energy for its participants. Supplied by AEP Ohio, the Clean Energy Columbus Program has helped many residents save on monthly power bills while contributing to broader environmental goals outlined in the Columbus Climate Action Plan.

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25 Apr 2025 08:52 AM 718 views

Columbus Clean Energy Program to Raise Electricity Rates Starting in June

Columbus residents enrolled in the Clean Energy Columbus Program can expect a bump in their electricity bills starting this June. The rate increase comes as part of the city’s continuing commitment to sustainability, with the program sourcing 100% clean energy for its participants. Supplied by AEP Ohio, the Clean Energy Columbus Program has helped many residents save on monthly power bills while contributing to broader environmental goals outlined in the Columbus Climate Action Plan.

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Columbus Deploys Next-Gen 911 Tech for Multilingual and Visual Support

In a significant advancement for public safety, the City of Columbus has unveiled major upgrades to its 911 system, incorporating Next Generation 911 technologies aimed at enhancing emergency response capabilities and accessibility for all residents. These enhancements introduce AI-powered text translation and video sharing features, ensuring that language barriers and communication challenges do not impede timely assistance during emergencies. The newly implemented Text-2-911 Tra

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24 Apr 2025 10:33 AM 806 views

Columbus Deploys Next-Gen 911 Tech for Multilingual and Visual Support

In a significant advancement for public safety, the City of Columbus has unveiled major upgrades to its 911 system, incorporating Next Generation 911 technologies aimed at enhancing emergency response capabilities and accessibility for all residents. These enhancements introduce AI-powered text translation and video sharing features, ensuring that language barriers and communication challenges do not impede timely assistance during emergencies. The newly implemented Text-2-911 Tra

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Columbus Sees Lowest Homicide Rate in Over a Decade Thanks to Community-Police Partnerships

Columbus, Ohio is experiencing a remarkable and hopeful shift in public safety, with the city's current homicide rate falling to its lowest point in more than a decade. Local officials and community leaders say the steady decline in deadly violence is the result of persistent collaboration, data-driven policing, and grassroots engagement that has been years in the making. So far in 2025, only 16 homicides have been reported in the city — a significant drop from the

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22 Apr 2025 10:11 AM 978 views

Columbus Sees Lowest Homicide Rate in Over a Decade Thanks to Community-Police Partnerships

Columbus, Ohio is experiencing a remarkable and hopeful shift in public safety, with the city's current homicide rate falling to its lowest point in more than a decade. Local officials and community leaders say the steady decline in deadly violence is the result of persistent collaboration, data-driven policing, and grassroots engagement that has been years in the making. So far in 2025, only 16 homicides have been reported in the city — a significant drop from the

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Columbus schools may lose $52M under proposed Ohio budget

Columbus schools may lose $52M under proposed Ohio budget

Mother's Day planting weekend in Columbus brings big crowds

Mother's Day planting weekend in Columbus brings big crowds

Columbus police release footage of dog attack leading to officer shooting

Columbus police release footage of dog attack leading to officer shooting

Columbus Clean Energy Program to Raise Electricity Rates Starting in June

Columbus Clean Energy Program to Raise Electricity Rates Starting in June

Columbus Deploys Next-Gen 911 Tech for Multilingual and Visual Support

Columbus Deploys Next-Gen 911 Tech for Multilingual and Visual Support

Columbus Sees Lowest Homicide Rate in Over a Decade Thanks to Community-Police Partnerships

Columbus Sees Lowest Homicide Rate in Over a Decade Thanks to Community-Police Partnerships

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Trump tax cuts expire after 2025. Here’s how the presidential election could affect your taxes

Suburban Mom Shares Glioblastoma Journey During Brain Cancer Awareness Month

Hyderabad's Air Quality Plummets Due to Diwali Firecracker Emissions

Astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore to Return to Earth After 9 Months in Space

India Bullion Rates Today: Gold and Silver Prices Update 27 March 2026

Columbus lawmakers split as Congress ends nation’s longest government shutdown

Viral video shows ICE agents chasing food delivery worker in downtown Chicago

California gas prices may spike to record highs with refinery shutdowns looming

Covered California open enrollment begins amid funding uncertainty

Former J&K Governor Satyapal Malik Dies at 79 After Prolonged Illness

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Columbus schools may lose $52M under proposed Ohio budget

Columbus schools may lose $52M under proposed Ohio budget

Mother's Day planting weekend in Columbus brings big crowds

Mother's Day planting weekend in Columbus brings big crowds

Columbus police release footage of dog attack leading to officer shooting

Columbus police release footage of dog attack leading to officer shooting

Columbus Clean Energy Program to Raise Electricity Rates Starting in June

Columbus Clean Energy Program to Raise Electricity Rates Starting in June

Columbus Deploys Next-Gen 911 Tech for Multilingual and Visual Support

Columbus Deploys Next-Gen 911 Tech for Multilingual and Visual Support

Columbus Sees Lowest Homicide Rate in Over a Decade Thanks to Community-Police Partnerships

Columbus Sees Lowest Homicide Rate in Over a Decade Thanks to Community-Police Partnerships

Trump tax cuts expire after 2025. Here’s how the presidential election could affect your taxes

Suburban Mom Shares Glioblastoma Journey During Brain Cancer Awareness Month

Hyderabad's Air Quality Plummets Due to Diwali Firecracker Emissions

Astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore to Return to Earth After 9 Months in Space

India Bullion Rates Today: Gold and Silver Prices Update 27 March 2026

Columbus lawmakers split as Congress ends nation’s longest government shutdown

Viral video shows ICE agents chasing food delivery worker in downtown Chicago

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