City Council criminalized discriminating against tenants through legislation. An educational campaign – Housing Education for All – was founded to spread awareness about how the policies work.
From a police officer winning a lawsuit against Columbus police proving racial discrimination to proposed affordable housing on the southside, here is what's new in policing and development.
The couple who put their blood, sweat and tears into a home to care for older folks. The millionaires who made it clear they were not welcome. And the dream that mysteriously went up in smoke.
CEO Anna Cheniuntai spoke with Matter during a live interview about her company Apis Cor and their plans to create more and affordable housing with 3D printing.
From news with the promise of more affordable housing to a multimillion dollar City investment in police body and vehicle cameras, here's what you need to know in recent development and policing news.
The last few weeks have been filled with development and policing headlines, ranging from news on the Ma'Khia Bryant case to several announcements in Mayor Ginther's state of the city address.
In this letter to the editor, local advocate and former city council candidate Joe Motil shares his thoughts on the mayor's plan to fund affordable housing.
Even though gentrification affects lots of people throughout the city, it's often misunderstood.
The division and its officers play a bigger role in the city than you might think. Join Margaret Lafferty on a day in the field for an in-depth look into code enforcement.
Property tax abatements are highly criticized, but the ins-and-outs of the process can be fairly complex. Learn how tax abatements work with a fictitious example in this explainer.
