Barons Bus News Today

Zach Klein said efforts by the city to require security guards, cameras and trash pickup have already reduced the number of calls for service to the terminal.

The transit center is just over half a mile from the existing Greyhound station, 1465 Chester Ave., which was purchased by Playhouse Square last week.

A look at key dates in the ongoing legal case of Columbus' effort to close a West Side bus depot.

Joe Motil, who ran against Mayor Ginther this year and lost, has filed an official complaint about the mayor's call with the City Attorney's Office.

Franklin County Municipal Court released to ABC 6 the voicemail Mayor Andy Ginther made to the judge back in October.

The judge overseeing the case about the future of a Greyhound bus terminal in west Columbus dismissed herself from the case on Monday.

See an earlier report in the video player above. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A Franklin County judge recused herself Monday from a lawsuit that Columbus filed against the operator of the Greyhound bus station on the West Side. Municipal Court Judge Stephanie Mingo recused herself days after allegations of an inappropriate conversation with Mayor Andrew […]

After months of controversy and a deadly shooting, hearings began on Friday in the case surrounding the Greyhound bus station in west Columbus.

Court documents accuse Ginther of calling a court official's cell phone and trying to influence the official to shut down the Barons Bus and Greyhound station, which was facing a lawsuit by the city.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Representatives for a Greyhound bus terminal in Columbus have accused Mayor Andrew Ginther of an improper conversation with the court overseeing a case on what to do with it. The accusation came Friday as court proceedings resumed for a lawsuit between the City of Columbus, Greyhound Lines, Inc. and Barons Bus, […]