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A passionate debate in the South-Western City Schools District continues with just four days until voters cast their ballot on Issue 2.

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

More than 200 people show up at Westland Mall to rally for Issue 2.

Four weeks away from Tuesday, Aug. 4, when Columbus voters will be asked to approve or reject an income tax hike, a city council candidate says he has a plan to balance the budget without raising taxes.

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

The Citizens for Strong Neighborhoods and Good Jobs Committee launched an all out effort Tuesday to get Columbus residents to vote yes for an income tax increase.

Thousands of Central Ohioans will head to the polls Tuesday to vote on school levies, emergency tax levies and bond issues.  While many communities are desperate for extra operating money, whether or not their issues pass—it is costing you money.