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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Navigating the housing market can be a daunting task, whether you are looking to buy your first home, manage rising rent, or maintain a property you’ve owned for decades. To bridge the gap between residents and essential services, the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) is hosting a comprehensive Housing Resource Fair on […]

Are you looking for a way to break into a high-paying career without the burden of student loans? The EMPOWERED! program is offering a unique opportunity for Columbus residents to get ahead in two of the fastest-growing industries today: Clean Energy and Construction. I recently sat down with Katie Devlin, Director of Climate Initiatives, to […]

New Edition Honored with Legacy Award, March 26 Proclaimed “New Edition Day” in Hamilton County It was a powerful and unforgettable moment in Cincinnati as Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece honored one of R&B’s most influential groups, New Edition, with a prestigious Legacy Award from the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame. They were celebrated […]

What does it mean to RI5E? I sat down with the co-owner of Flyt Athletics, Coach Shay Mock, to discuss how they are redefining the cheer and tumbling experience in Columbus, OH. From their unique RI5E theme to their ‘character-first’ coaching philosophy, find out why this gym is about much more than just the mat. […]

Local emergency officials in Franklin County are reporting intermittent disruptions to non-emergency phone lines today, Saturday, March 14, 2026. While technicians work to resolve the issue, here is the current status of communication services in the area. The Columbus Emergency Communications Center (ECC) has confirmed that the primary non-emergency line, (614) 645-4545, is experiencing technical […]

What is Narcotics Anonymous and how can it help those struggling with addiction? In this episode of “Eye on the Community,” Sean Anthony sits down with a panel from NA to discuss the program’s mission, who can join, and what to expect at your first meeting. Recovery is possible—learn how to take the first step.

Navigating the legal system can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. In this episode of “Eye on the Community,” Sean Anthony sits down with Judge Eileen Paley to discuss two vital (and free!) resources available to the public: The Self Help Center and the MARCH program. In this interview, we cover:

Jalen Hurts, the Philadelphia Eagles’ star quarterback, was introduced as a “Super Bowl Legend” during the pregame ceremony of Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Hurts joined an elite group of NFL icons, including Tom Brady, Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, Eli Manning, Steve Young, Jerry Rice, Emmitt Smith, and Lynn Swann, […]

Columbus is feeling some of the coldest weather we’ve seen, and with temperatures plunging, local warming centers across the city are stepping up to offer a real lifeline for people who need it. As the extreme cold settles in, community partners — including libraries, community centers, churches, and shelters — have opened their doors to […]

A significant number of Eaton fire survivors say their insurance payouts don’t cover the costs of rebuilding, if they even receive money at all.

Suge Knight reflected on his relationship with the iconic singer Eve and her music career during a recent interview with The Art of Dialogue.