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Opinion: Columbus should make sure longtime residents can stay in their neighborhoods, new residents can find housing and our children can live here.

The City of Columbus is seeking public opinion on zoning code changes intended to help keep up with the city's rapid growth.

Developers wanting to build high-rises now do complicated dance with neighborhood groups that often ends in negotiated deal. But that could be over.

The City of Columbus is proposing updating zoning codes to allow developers to keep up with the population growth in the city.

A major overhaul of the Columbus zoning code is expected to take effect in older neighborhoods along major COTA routes to help spur housing creation.

A major overhaul of the Columbus zoning code is expected to take effect in older neighborhoods along major COTA routes to help spur housing creation.

It’s almost been four years since Columbus ushered in a program that promised lower energy prices using clean energy generated in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Columbus area trade unions and other groups are pushing the Columbus Regional Airport Authority (CRAA) on how it is handling the construction of the new $2 billion terminal at John Glenn International Airport. Trade unions said the airport’s contractor has stopped negotiations over a community benefit agreement (CBA). The talks had […]

Columbus City Council on Monday approved new $3.44-million West Whittier Street bridge to create safer foot-bike path to Scioto Audubon Metro Park.

A new nine-member Columbus City Council, up from seven, held its first ever regular-business meeting Monday after a lottery picked their term lengths.