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All Christopher Radden wanted was to be heard July 2, 2020
After feeling powerless while watching video footage of George Floyd's death at the hands of Minneapolis police, the East Side resident decided he had to act, taking to the streets in late May and inadvertently helping to spark a local movement
Fighting homelessness and housing insecurity during a pandemic July 2, 2020
Bill Faith, director of the Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio, talks about the COVID-related challenges of the last few months and what the future may hold
When police are outfitted like the military, it's inevitable they'll find a war July 1, 2020
As City Council debates demilitarizing the Columbus Division of Police, one essayist reflects on her background as a military kid and the death of her soldier brother in light of the current Black Lives Matter protests

Blue Jackets among play-in round teams still in mix for top pick in NHL Draft June 29, 2020
The No. 1 pick is still up for grabs in a second lottery drawing among the eight teams that lose in the qualifying round of the playoffs — if play resumes.
Baseball's back: MLB sets 60-game sked, opens July 23 or 24 June 24, 2020
Major League Baseball issued a 60-game schedule Tuesday night that will start July 23 or 24 in empty ballparks.
Coronavirus-delayed MLB season won't begin by July 19 June 22, 2020
An email from baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred to union head Tony Clark led to a balk in the talks to start the pandemic-delayed season.