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COTA working to address missed bus trips, totaling nearly 6% of rides since start of 2026 (opens the original)
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Data provided by the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) shows the agency had a rough year, with buses missing an average of 130 trips a day totaling more than 32,000 from January to August. Matter News first reported that of nearly half a million trips during the time frame, more than 6% of buses, never showed up. Stranded riders say they'd like to see a fix to the issue soon. Stan Watson rides the #6 bus from the Hilltop on Sullivant Avenue to work at a furniture bank, which was one of the m
Franklin Co. Commissioner Erica Crawley referred to Ohio Ethics Commission for potential violation (opens the original)
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The Ohio Department of the Inspector General has asked the Ohio Ethics Commission to investigate Franklin County Commissioner Erica Crawley and the VIP tickets she was given by the county for a Post Malone concert in July. On July 2, Crawley was confronted by police and security guards at the Salute250 concert at Historic Crew Stadium benefitting veterans and celebrating America's 250th anniversary. Crawley, who is a veteran herself, received the tickets after the Franklin County Veterans Servic
Columbus City Schools, teachers' union reach agreement on health insurance dispute (opens the original)
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Columbus City Schools and the Columbus Education Association teachers' union reached an agreement that would increase health insurance premiums by 8%. In a statement, CCS Spokesman Michael Brown said the agreement means CEA members will continue to get health insurance in 2027 with a capped 8% premium increase to participating members. The agreement also includes some changes to the insurance plan, which the district didn't immediately explain. The agreement avoids a dispute over rising healthca
Columbus' Issues 8 and 9 explained: How voting 'yes' or 'no' would change city council (opens the original)
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There is a choice before Columbus voters on the November ballot that aims to reform Columbus City Council in very different ways. The current city council system that was put in place by voters in 2018, has been criticized as "stupid," "wacky" and "confusing" by opponents and even some city council members. Issues 8 and 9 seek to make changes that limit who can vote for each council member and may even add new council members to the dais. Issue 8 — the product of a citizen-led grassroots movemen
‘Life or death’: LGBTQ+ Ohioans' anger at Democratic stances may impact toss-up 2026 elections (opens the original)
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Ohio Democrats in close races in this year’s midterms are taking stances on LGBTQ+ rights that are angering some of the party’s base. The backlash is raising questions about whether members of the queer community will grit their teeth and vote for candidates like Amy Acton and Toledo Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur, stay home or vote for a third party. At a September voter registration event at Stonewall Columbus in the Short North, LGBTQ+ voters said they are frustrated with candidates attacking the
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