When Service! was formed at the onset of the pandemic, it addressed an immediate need of feeding and supporting individuals in the hospitality industry that suddenly found themselves out of work.

Franklin County Commissioners have approved a $4.5 million COVID-19 recovery grant to support the new Tech Women of Color workforce training initiative.

An additional $8 million is now available through the Columbus-Franklin County Small Business Recovery Fund to help Central Ohio small businesses continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.

Franklin County Public Health announced Monday it is removing its universal mask advisory for residents, including schools, employers, and other public indoor settings throughout the community.

Low-income riders on Central Ohio Transit Authority buses will get half-off fares beginning March 1 if they sign up to pay using the transit agency's new digital fare system.

Four agencies that serve refugees will have an additional $1 million to help connect clients to employment. Franklin County commissioners this week awarded the additional money to...

Over the past 10 years Besa volunteers have completed 10,000 service projects resulting in $50 million of impact for the communities they serve.

On a winter night in January, LyQaela Hampton, 26, carried her belongings to her car. She had been couch surfing for a week since her grandmother asked her to leave the family house following a fight.

Nationally, nearly 1.8 million women have left the workforce since the onset of the pandemic and many with children under 5 have yet to return.

The Franklin County Commissioners voted to approve $75,000 to support free tax preparation services for low- and middle-income residents and families.