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The rapid origination of Andy’s Law
Tensions between guards and the incarcerated at Ross Correctional Institution went from bad to worse following the 2024 murder of corrections officer Andy Lansing. Now, the prison could serve as a restrictive model of what’s to come under consequential House Bill 338.
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The billionaire-backed think tank that wants to change harm reduction and homeless policy
Joe Lonsdale’s Cicero Institute contends that we can arrest our way out of the housing crisis, and that states must enforce laws ‘prohibiting open drug use, urban squatting, camping, and loitering.’
Chlorine’s Joseph Mangum lets his memories bleed through the page
The Kentucky band joins a stacked lineup at Rambling House on Thursday, Oct. 15, performing alongside the Dolphins, Son of Dribble, and Calico Boy.
Opinion: You can’t talk about Issues 8 and 9 without race
A problem with the discourse around these issues is that it isn’t being completely honest when it comes to race. Not publicly, anyway.
New Urban Arts Space exhibition opens up a conversation about death
‘Spirit & Dust,’ co-curated by Diane Callahan and Michelle Burdine, explores grief, loss, and the weight of mortality from a wealth of perspectives.
Inside Ohio’s Revolt Against Data Centers
A colorful crew of activists helped spur moratorium votes in 10 communities next month. Now, they’re aiming for a statewide ban.
Villagerrr’s Mark Scott would gladly hop off the industry ‘Carousel’
“I was getting a little frustrated with feeling responsible for promoting the album, because putting yourself out there, it’s not the most comfortable thing for a lot of people, and it definitely wasn’t for me.”