Snowy, ice-covered roads can make the trek from Newark to a clinic in Columbus a dangerous proposition, highlighting access issues to a medication that can be lifesaving for those in recovery.
Recent issues with school busing are rooted in decades of city development that have prioritized automobiles over safe walking routes for Columbus children.
Inspired by a Depression-era work of art, our columnist paints an admittedly idealistic vision for a Columbus that could be.
Now bring on 2023.
More aggressive steps are needed to prevent an even greater housing crisis amid the city's predicted, Intel-driven population boom.
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For the latest in an ongoing series, columnist Jack Shuler catches up with the preacher and policy-changer to discuss the present and future of the state’s role in battling the ongoing opioid crisis.
Matter News cofounder Cassie Young on the challenges of the last four years, and the promise of a new editorial direction and a brighter future you can help us build.
Matter’s incoming development columnist presents an overview of some of the many challenges facing Columbus, all of which will be explored in greater depth over the coming months.
