Downtown Columbus streets now all 25 mph after city installs signs
The city of Columbus on Monday finished installing new 25 mph signs on streets that had been 35 mph
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The city of Columbus on Monday finished installing new 25 mph signs on streets that had been 35 mph
The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission is recommending federal funding to help pay for multi-use paths along Route 161 on Northwest Side.
Glitches with the online renewal site have kept some University District residents from being able to renew their street parking permits.
DSNY unveils statue honoring workers who died from COVID-19 DSNY has suffered nine confirmed COVID-19 fatalities. ” May 20 honoring members of the department who lost their lives to the COVID-19 pandemic. DSNY has suffered nine confirmed COVID-19 fatalities. Over 20 percent of the department’s approximately 9,500 employees have tested positive for COVID-19 since March 2020. The nine sanitation employees confirmed to have lost their lives due to COVID-19 are: Ali Ali, sanitation worker, Queens East 7 Raymond Copeland, sanitation worker, Queens East 12 Rickey Dowtin Jr., sanitation enfor...
Mount Vernon Avenue runs through the heart of the King-Lincoln-Bronzeville neighborhood. It is home to small stores and pharmacies, houses and a barber shop. It's also been home to speeders and the scene of many crashes, making it dangerous at times not only for motorists, but also for pedestrians and bicyclists as the neighborhood near Downtown continues to become more popular with developers and new residents. So the city of Columbus is embarking on a plan to make the Mount Vernon Avenue corridor safer. "Over the past couple of years, we've been concerned about crashes at some intersect...