Tara Jabour is a multimedia journalist based in Columbus, Ohio. She has a strong focus on local news and has written articles covering a wide range of topics, including community events, crime, housing issues, local government, and social justice. Tara's work has been featured in various news outlets, including WBNS-TV, WCIV, WPDE TV 15, WNYO-TV, and 11Alive.
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Tara's reporting predominantly focuses on local news in Ohio, particularly emphasizing government announcements and evolving stories related to politics, crime, health & wellbeing. She frequently covers breaking news from Columbus and the surrounding area.
To effectively engage with Tara, provide insights or expert commentary relating to local government policies, political developments, community issues such as education or juvenile justice reform within Columbus and Ohio. Additionally, providing perspectives on social issues like family & relationships or health & well-being that are relevant to the region would likely capture her attention.
Given Tara's focus on local news and specific incidents within Columbus and Ohio communities, she may value sources who can offer firsthand accounts of events or individuals directly impacted by these local issues.
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By: Tara Jabour
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The City of Columbus says it is now halfway through its investigation into the July cyberattack.
By: Tara Jabour
The crashes left a 13-year-old seriously injured and multiple teens in custody.
By: Tara Jabour
Relotto said she doesn’t regret her life in Ohio. She’s been surrounded by loving parents, friends and had a great education. But she always wanted to know more.
By: Tara Jabour
Boggs said the neighborhood will be calmer after the arrests. She said the community has to be resilient and not give up on improving.
By: Tara Jabour
The mayor set a goal of having all systems restored by the end of October.
By: Tara Jabour
Both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have said they have plans to improve the economy.
The Main Place has plans to build 44 new units of permanent supportive housing in the next few years.
By: Tara Jabour
Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein announced on Tuesday that his property action team sued Rosco’s Market at 2500 Sullivant Ave.
Hilltop residents have said they often feel ignored and left out by the City of Columbus.
By: Tara Jabour
Ginther said the city has invested nearly $100 million in Envision Hilltop to make it a reality.
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