The Franklin County Commissioners are taking steps to integrate county human services systems to better meet the needs of residents.

A collaboration among several Franklin County agencies received a $900,000 award for a new safety model to combat domestic violence and protect victims.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost today has completed the final review of groups that will receive $59 million in federal grant money to help crime victims in Ohio.

As the COVID-19 pandemic lurches toward its first year mark, one trend has become clear: the disproportionate burden it places on women and girls.

As the coronavirus pandemic started in the United States in March, and schools and child-care facilities closed, Shawna Mehta’s company offered employees options to...

Governor Mike DeWine announced today a new program to ensure that students learning remotely have a safe place to go during their normal school day if their parents must go to work.

One of the new initiatives aimed at curbing violence in Columbus is Franklin County’s Family Stabilization Unit.

The pandemic may be limiting where youth can go this summer, but a new public-private partnership between COSI and the Franklin County Commissioners will ensure that youth still have plenty to do.

Franklin County says a first-of-its-kind effort will provide better help to Black youth and families striving to move past problems with truancy or minor delinquencies.

It was another Sunday of demonstrations for change in downtown Columbus.