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Columbus Dispatch A federal lawsuit accuses a Dublin immigration attorney of running a "filing mill" that defrauded hundreds of immigrants.
Columbus Dispatch Charlene Porter, 70, became the caregiver for two young boys with developmental disabilities.
While Ohio's number of homeless people increases, the nation saw a decrease of 3.3% over the past year, according to COHHIO and HUD numbers.
The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) has announced its largest summer construction season in the agency's 92-year history.
Columbus Dispatch Dublin attorney Angel Lisinski is facing a federal lawsuit alleging her firm operated as a "filing mill" for false immigration applications.
Our Brothers Keepers has existed on the East Side of Columbus for a decade, they recently opened a new transitional housing building for youth.
After Charlene Porter's story was published in The Columbus Dispatch on June 1, several readers emailed asking how they could help Porter.
Charles Hillman, president and CEO of the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority, made $858,000 in 2025, beating out his counterparts in NYC and LA.
Columbus Dispatch The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) board consists of five volunteer members.
By: Danae King
As Ohio's number of homeless people increases, the nation saw a decrease of 3.3% over the past year. See one nonprofits' call to action for the Buckeye state.
