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Columbus is going to become a friendly place for bees and other pollinators. Columbus City Council last night approved efforts

Schneck Medical Center is putting into place its surge plans, in response to the rising number of COVID-19 cases. That

Columbus Mayor Jim Lienhoop swore in three new police officers at this morning’s Board of Public Works and Safety meeting

Cummins is pushing back its in-person reopening plans for office workers. According to company officials, the timeline to fully reopen

Indiana State Police intercepted a quarter of a pound of methamphetamine being trafficked from Louisville to southern Indiana on Labor

Not-for-profit groups whose revenues took a hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic could qualify for a new grant program from

The U.S. Forest Service is considering raising the prices at campgrounds in the Hoosier National Forest to $10 a night.

A Columbus Human Rights Commission series of virtual films, lectures and seminars on topics including diversity, inclusion, and belonging continues

You could notice some applications on the city of Columbus website stop working today and tomorrow. The city is planning

A not-for-profit group will be holding a virtual seminar Thursday on how to install solar panels. Solarize Indiana will be