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Ohio State University revoked a fraternity's status July 23 following an incident in March where a student was hospitalized.
By: Cole Behrens
An audit said the CCS dealings with Aon insurance consultant prompted the district to spend $40 million more than needed on health insurance.
Columbus City Schools board members are calling for accountability and to look at possibly recouping money after the district found an insurance consultancy firm cost it $40 million in cost overrun.
Columbus State Community College has opted to not move forward with a $95 million levy that would have funded free tuition for Franklin County graduates after significant pushback from local leaders.
Columbus Dispatch Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said he was "profoundly disappointed" in Columbus State Community College's decision not to place a free tuition levy on the ballot this fall.
Now that Columbus has canceled plans for a new municipal courthouse building, what's next for the park space and adjacent building?
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said the city has spent $26 million on the now-canceled courthouse, but its cancellation frees up more funding for local investment.
By: Cole Behrens
The Columbus City Schools board president said "inaccurate" information about the situation with its potentially $40 million bad insurance deal is circulating.
Columbus Dispatch Columbus City Schools approved a $2.5 million renovation for the Eastmoor Academy stadium.
Below the surface of Ohio's population growth in the last decennial census lies another trend that has begun impacting schools – fewer and fewer school-aged children growing up in the state.
