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Son of Woody Hayes, former Judge Steven B. Hayes, dies at 76 - Vimarsana News

Son of Woody Hayes, former Judge Steven B. Hayes, dies at 76

Steven B. Hayes, a former Franklin County Municipal Court judge and son of legendary Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes, has died. He was 76.

Letters: Former mayor Greg Lashutka endorses Matt Dolan for US Senate - Vimarsana News

Letters: Former mayor Greg Lashutka endorses Matt Dolan for US Senate

One Republican candidate for senator as bad as the next. Matt Dolan strongest choice in GOP senatorial race. Kenyon Farrow column 'right on target.'

The city and the FOP: A decades-old drama boils over - Vimarsana News

The city and the FOP: A decades-old drama boils over

Mayor Ginther and the police union are bargaining over a new contract on the heels of a revived racial justice movement and high-profile shootings of Black men by law enforcement.

Jameson Crane, philanthropist and businessman, dies at 95 - Vimarsana News

Jameson Crane, philanthropist and businessman, dies at 95

Jameson "Jim" Crane, a Columbus philanthropist and businessman, died Wednesday at age 95.

George Floyd: Progress in Columbus police reform questionable - Vimarsana News

George Floyd: Progress in Columbus police reform questionable

And more changes are coming. Mayor Andrew J. Ginther's is expected to name a new police chief this week — the first ever to be hired from outside the division's ranks.  But the changes in the last year are a drop in the bucket compared to what needs to be done, according to local activists.  Hana Abdur-Rahim, an organizer with the Black Abolitionist Collective of Ohio, called the city’s actions "performative." She said community members have pushed for a civilian police review board for years, and she believes it’s telling that the city didn’t move forward with it until after Floy...