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An Ohio school needs funds. It voted to cut Anduril’s tax bill, anyway
How a factory for AI-powered weapons, a data center, and a needy public school collided in rural Ohio.
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‘Immigration: A Journey of Belonging’ seeks deeper understanding
The new group exhibition, open now at the Losinski Gallery at the Main Library, will host a reception from 2-4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 3.
Flock is on pause. What about all that other surveillance tech we use?
Columbus has had a contract with Shotspotter, an AI-powered gunshot detection microphone system, since 2018.
Opinion: Trifectas are only good for racing and the lottery
The legacy of Ohio’s Republican Party is corruption, scandal, and culture wars. Our votes could put an end to their occupation of state government.
‘You’re just trying to serve the song’: Get to know the backing band helping give life to the Ohio R&B Music Festival
LynMonty has spent the month listening to songs on repeat and charting out her bass parts in preparation for this weekend’s concert at Up Front Performance Space.
A newly restored ‘Riverbend’ finds fresh resonance in the modern era
A series of unlikely events collided to give new life to the 1989 film, which will screen at the Wexner Center for the Arts on Friday, Oct. 2.
Kill Gosling rediscovers its joy on the way to ‘Super Plume’
The Columbus rock band will celebrate the release of its excellent new album in concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Saturday, Sept. 26.