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Accountability. she was the person that was supposed to protect our son, protect the community, so she should be held to a higher standard. who she was prior to shooting my son that day, that doesnt matter. she needs to be held accountable for her actions on april 11th. >> aubrey, why do you think shes getting -- what is essentially for when she can get released, 16 months in prison. why do you think shes getting that amount of time instead of a higher sentence? >> i think america knows -- a whi...

Impact stautements an afterward, be able to talk, hear each others voices, hug, kiss, say i love you, like the husband did on sentencing verdict day. eventually her sentence will be fulfilled and have her whole family to be with her at dinners and holidays, again, another thing thats been stolen from me. please keep in mind the impact this caused her family and herself is just a small passing, just a small storm thats going to pass compared to our life sentence without daunte. daunte demetrius w...

The Mid-Ohio Farm, a seven-acre urban farm based on the Hilltop, grows fresh produce for low-income families and educates about food and farming.

Abnormal periods may be an early indicator of serious health issues. But, doctors say one unusual cycle is no need for concern.

Franklin County Auditor Michael Stinziano released a list of the most popular dog names while reminding residents of the March 31st license deadline.

Khris Goins, a Columbus resident and founder of Black Transmen of Ohio, is being honored on International Transgender Day of Visibility Thursday.

Daunte Wright memorial gets a reprieve as family pushes to avoid dismantling of the spot where the 20-year-old was shot to death by a now-former cop who mistook her gun for a Taser

Columbus Landmarks will offer loans to historic property owners on the Hilltop and in Milo-Grogan, Linden, the South Side and King-Lincoln Bronzeville.

‘If they want to not have memorials on their street corners they need to stop murdering our loved ones on street corners’ says Wright’s mother

University officials say reevaluating COVID-19 mask mandates is based on vaccination rates, low case counts on campuses and guidance from the CDC.