Columbus’ Own: Angela Perley continues to navigate solo music career

Columbus native and indie artist Angela Perley released her new song, “Here For You,” Sept. 30, which is available on all music streaming platforms.

A voter’s guide to the November ballot

With a few weeks until the Nov. 2 election and early voting underway across Ohio, everything from a congressional seat to city attorney and funds for cleaner energy are on the ballot, as well as a few changes to where some students can vote.

Off-campus parking changes take effect Aug. 9

The new University District Parking Plan will shake up the parking scene on campus ahead of fall semester.

Lucky’s Stout House to close, making room for new apartment development

Lucky’s Stout House, a South Campus staple for over a decade, will serve its final drinks July 17.

City of Columbus will pay the family of André Hill $10 million

The City of Columbus has agreed to pay the family of André Hill — an unarmed 47-year-old Black man who was fatally shot by Columbus Police in December 2020 — a $10 million settlement.

Columbus Police union looking to stop interviews regarding potential misconduct during summer protests

A grievance and motion for a restraining order were filed against the city of Columbus Friday after an independent investigator compelled six police officers to provide witness interviews in an investigation of potential criminal misconduct by officers during summer Black Lives Matter protests. 

How Ohio State students can get a COVID-19 vaccine

Starting Friday, every Ohio State student can sign up for a COVID-19 vaccination appointment — but it could be confusing as to how to get one. For now, here is how Ohio State students can get vaccinated.

Columbus Police officers who witnessed potential police misconduct during summer protests forced to answer questions in city probe

The independent investigator hired by the city of Columbus to look into potential misconduct by Columbus Police during the summer protests ordered six officers as witnesses to answer questions regarding the potential criminal misconduct.

Lawyers for CPD officers file complaint against city investigators for summer protest probe using unconstitutional tactics

Lawyers representing five Columbus police officers filed a complaint Friday alleging the subpoenas directly related to several police conduct cases during Black Lives Matter protests — including the June 1 pepper-spraying of Lantern staff — were unconstitutional and in violation of federal case law and Ohio rules for criminal procedure.

Independent review of Columbus police action during protest includes Glenn College

Following weeks of protests over police violence, the city of Columbus announced Wednesday a review of police action that includes Ohio State acade…