The city’s dental and health clinics also could be on the chopping block if Issue 1 were to fail at the polls Tuesday.

Do you work or live within the City of Columbus? In just five days, city residents will go to the polls to decide the fate of the proposed half-percent increase in the city income tax.

In less than a week, Columbus voters will vote: more taxes or fewer city services? But could the city avoid the layoffs by reducing salaries?

In one week, Columbus voters will decide whether to pay higher taxes or get fewer services. But can the city afford the cuts?

NBC 4 investigates how the city is spending tax dollars—starting with city-owned property.

In less than two weeks, Columbus residents will vote on an income tax increase. Who’s contributing to the campaign?

With voters set to decide on an income tax increase that supporters say would save police and firefighter jobs, the Columbus Division of Police’s Helicopter Unit commander made his case today for having six helicopters to patrol city skies.

Did the City of Columbus violate the privacy rights of more than 1,000 employees with the division of police?

People backing the hike and those against it squared off Wednesday.

It’s the final push for Issue 1.

Columbus is ranked as the best of the best in the world!

Security alarms screech into the night, but when police arrive, there’s no crime. You may be the one footing the bill.

The City of Columbus tore down a vacant home on Dakota Avenue Wednesday morning to cheers of local residents, however it is just one small piece of a much larger puzzle.

Absentee voting begins Tuesday for the Tuesday, Aug. 4, special election in Franklin County.

Columbus city council approves commercial standards for neighborhoods across the city Monday night.