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Columbus Police Launch “Operation Overlook” to Combat Seasonal Crime Spike
Community leaders raise concerns about potential over-policing in minority neighborhoods The Columbus Police Department recently announced a 30-day crime prevention
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Columbus Police Seek Suspect in Fatal Broadway Stabbing
Columbus police are searching for a suspect in a deadly stabbing that took place Tuesday afternoon in the city’s
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Columbus Residents React to New School Zone Speed Cameras
The Columbus Police Department has officially activated automated speed enforcement cameras in 20 school zones across the city as part
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“Mama, You Protected Me… But You Didn’t Prepare Me”
This was a comment from a single mother after a conversation with her son. She said he looked her dead
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2024 Lafayette Drive Shooting Remains an Open Homicide Investigation, Columbus Police Say
More than a year after a man was shot near a Lafayette Drive residence and later died from his injuries,
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Strength, Scholarships, and State Titles
As the spring season reaches its peak, the buzz across Columbus continues to build and for good reason. From powerhouse
Born with the Recipe: Turning Lemons into Lemonade
Life, in all its unpredictability, has a way of serving us a cold, sour pitcher of lemons. Financial trouble, broken
Lifestyle
Celebrity Chef Tim Morgan to Headline Business and Lunch Experience in Columbus
Celebrity chef and entrepreneur Tim Morgan, known as “The Homeless Millionaire Chef,” will headline an exclusive business and lunch experience
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Couples Who Slay Together, Stay Together: Columbus Men Embrace Matching Manicures
At first glance, the pink polish and playful designs might seem like just another cute couple trend. But for a
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Debra Kennedy Named Columbus State University’s New Police Chief
Columbus State University has appointed veteran law enforcement officer Debra Kennedy as the new chief of its University Police Department,
Alabama Groceries, Baby Products, Feminine Hygiene Products Exempt From State Tax
Beginning Sept. 1, 2025, in Alabama state sales tax will be reduced on food to two percent down from four
Praise Fest 2025 set for May 17 at Woodruff Riverfront Park
Event will feature nationally acclaimed gospel artists and local talent Praise 100.7 WEAM-FM and WOKS AM 1340 & 94.