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Experts Warn of Hidden Cell Phone Radiation Risks Buried in Your Settings

A growing number of health advocates are sounding the alarm about a little-known warning buried deep inside every smartphone’

A Pictorial View of the Fountain City Classic Weekend

Monday's View from a Pew: Leaf People, Branch People, and Root People — Knowing Who’s Who in Your Life

Life has a way of teaching us lessons we didn’t ask for but desperately need. One of the most

35th Annual Fountain City Classic Hailed as a Great Success

The Fountain City Classic may not have officially kicked off until Saturday, but the celebration began early Friday morning at

Three Men Sentenced to Life for 2024 Murder of Columbus Teen

Staff Report Three men have been sentenced to life in prison for the 2024 shooting death of 16-year-old

STRONG, SMART & BOLD IN ACTION: DENICE LYTLE

For many girls who walked through the doors of Girls Inc. of Columbus & Phenix-Russell, the center at 4637

Q&A: Understanding Rising Health Insurance Premiums with Carl Brown of C. Brown & Associates, Inc.

As concerns grow over health insurance premiums amid the government shutdown, Carl Brown, a registered insurance representative and president of

City Councilor Bruce Huff’s Efforts Spark Growth in District 3

What began nearly two years ago as a conversation among community leaders and neighbors has now become a visible symbol

Filing a Complaint Is Not Filing a Lawsuit: Understanding Isaiah Hugley’s EEOC Claim

Former Columbus City Manager and current mayoral candidate Isaiah Hugley has filed a Charge of Discrimination with the Equal Employment

A Sunday Conversation with Lauren Chambers, CEO of The Mill District

The Mill District is quietly reshaping one of Columbus’s most historic and underserved areas — not through displacement or high-

COMMENTARY: Are Masked ICE Agents the New Ku Klux Klan?

By Wane A. Hailes | Courier Eco Latino Newspaper Masked, armed law enforcement agents who violate the law and strip people

A Sunday View From A Pew:We Are Not All the Same — And That’s a Good Thing

Every week, I sit down with a group of brothers — an attorney, a doctor, a Fortune 500 professional, a college