Tyler Buchanan is a reporter for Axios Columbus, focusing on local news and events in the Columbus, Ohio area. With a passion for sports, architecture, and community development, Tyler covers a wide range of topics including college football rivalries, historic landmarks, and initiatives to address housing shortages.
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Sen. Sherrod Brown and challenger Bernie Moreno may not debate before Election Day.
The vacant Broad Street complex that once housed an ice-making company and the aptly named Spaghetti Warehouse is set to be torn down.
Ohio was once the most-visited state for presidential candidates. Now we've become flyover country
Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown and GOP challenger Bernie Moreno are facing off in a pivotal Senate race closely followed across the country.
At long last, the big day is finally here. Why it matters: Central Ohioans are voting today for president, U.S. senator and state Supreme
Issue 1 would have reformed the state's redistricting process.
Sen. JD Vance's status as vice president-elect means he will soon leave open a coveted Senate seat for Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to fill.
A contested coroner's race, tied votes and some fun with candidate names.
It was one of the biggest controversies of the 1950s.
Vice President Harris won the vast majority (95%) of Columbus' 549 voting precincts, per official Board of Elections results.
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