The youngest person involved in the Kahiki Incident, a 1975 Columbus police brutality case, is telling the story in a new ...

Pay a visit to these 26 kid-favorite parks, which offer activities and amenities for children of all ages and abilities.

Retired Rev. Tim Ahrens says it’s past time for the state’s legislature to give LGBTQ+ citizens equal rights under the law.

The No. 1 rule in real estate long has been location, location, location. And panelists at a Top Realtors presentation ...

A curated list of things to see and do in Columbus this May. Plus, a list of ways to give back, including RMHC's Handbag ...

During my nearly three decades in journalism, I followed a few rules of the road. Some were pretty standard (write in the ...

The Dispatch Magazines team is proud to present our second class of Inspiring Women: 23 trailblazers that make Columbus a better community for all. In a joint project between Columbus Monthly and ...

“I’m not a philanthropist, I’m an activist,” she says. “I’m not on the streets boycotting much, but I do it quietly, and I do it because I think it’s right. “I know what’s good, and I try to be good ...

When Jessica Krauser was diagnosed with young onset Parkinson’s disease at age 37, she was relieved. “I know myself and my body. I knew something was wrong. That diagnosis was like, ‘Thank God I’m not ...

To say Ukeme Awakessien Jeter wears many hats is an understatement. To name a few: immigrant, engineer, lawyer, mayor and city council member, author and mom. She added another in April as a new ...

Lourdes Barroso de Padilla didn’t grow up dreaming of city council. Born on the East Side of Columbus to Cuban political refugees, she graduated high school, as she puts it, “by the skin of my chinny ...

The city feels different from 16 stories up. Here at Café Overlook—a massive cafeteria occupying a middle floor of the Franklin County Courthouse—there’s a sense of calm and quiet, despite the metal ...