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Do the citizens of a community have a right to take action to oppose the establishment of businesses that will negatively affect their way of life – especially if it’s a foreign source? And why are elected representatives ignoring the very people who put them in office to protect their rights? These are questions that need to be asked as every city, town, and rural area faces a growing threat.For the past several decades, the communist regime in China has been driving toward world supremacy,...

Opinion: Leaders can no longer ignore Columbus' dangerous transportation shortcomings.

Michael V. Drake didn't want to fire Urban Meyer in 2018, Tavien St. Clair continues to climb the recruiting ranks and J.K. Dobbins is “100 percent now” after his Achilles tear.

The training would include the laws on alcohol sales, preventing sales to underage people and recognizing when to stop serving alcohol to someone.

At Columbia University, where the mass wave of protests began, a coalition of professors are backing students

The new Columbus police contract approved by City Council Monday comes with a nearly 16% pay raise over three years ending in December 2026.

Do the citizens of a community have a right to take action to oppose the establishment of businesses that will negatively affect their way of life – especially if it’s a foreign source? And why are elected representatives ignoring the very people who put them in office to protect their rights? These are questions that need to be asked as every city, town, and rural area face a growing threat.

Here's our way-too-early NFL mock draft for 2025, which includes Shedeur Sanders going first.

At Columbia University, where the mass wave of protests began, students are occupying a campus building

Ohio is second in the nation in the humane society's report, having 20 of the 100 problem puppy mills on the list. Only Missouri is worse, with 23.