From the editor: What would you do if a loved one vanished?

Editor Michael Shearer speaks with Max Filby, Danae King about VANISHED, a Dispatch investigation into how police search for missing people in Ohio.

From the editor: Ohio Democrats keep getting stomped. Why?

Columbus Dispatch executive editor Michael Shearer speaks with political reporter Laura Bischoff to discuss results from Tuesday’s election and how the republicans and democrats fared in each race.

From the editor: How will Columbus' $2 billion airport upgrade change local air travel

Columbus Dispatch executive editor Michael Shearer speaks with business reporter Mark Williams to discuss how the airport authority is set to begin construction on a new $2 billion terminal early in 2025.

From the editor: Young Ohioans having children at lowest rate in history. Here's why

Columbus Dispatch executive editor Michael Shearer speaks with medical business and health care reporter Samantha Hendrickson to discuss how Ohioans are having children at the lowest rate in history.

From the editor: Ohio's population is shrinking. The consequences could be dire

Columbus Dispatch executive editor Michael Shearer speaks with business reporter Mark Williams to discuss how Ohio’s population is shrinking and what the consequences could be.

911 call: Columbus girl killed in 'accidental' shooting was pregnant

Carlie Frizzell, 16, died after a shooting on the 500 block of South Eureka Avenue. A 911 caller said she accidentally shot herself.

Listen: Tina Pierce and Brandon Simmons May 22 recorded call

Columbus School board Vice President Tina Pierce broke silence on the taped calls, releasing her own taped call with embattled Member Brandon Simmons.

Taped CCS board call: Tina Pierce and Brandon Simmons

Audio from a taped call between Columbus City School board members Tina Pierce and Brandon Simmons.

Taped CCS board call: Jennifer Adair and Brandon Simmons

Audio from a taped call between Columbus City School board members Jennifer Adair and Brandon Simmons.

Caller says he saw Haitain men and women carrying gesse

On Aug. 26, the Clark County Sheriff's Office fielded a call from someone who said he saw two Haitian men and two women each carrying geese while he was on a trail. He provided a partial license plate number and vehicle description but said he was not able to get a photo, according to audio of the …