From insulin prices to guns, Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein is in the fray. Where will his ambitions take him next?

Sadly, as fear of "other people" soars, the leadership and future of the Columbus branch of the NAACP is up in the air due to a confusing power struggle.

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He now is in fear of losing that city paycheck and all those free benefits he has been getting for years for getting very little done for the city of Columbus! Then we have the incident of another ...

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As soon as former Columbus NAACP President Nana Watson was told to resign via a letter from the national organization's president, her spot was filled by the first vice president of the local branch.

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Members of the NAACP's Columbus Branch say the branch president Nana Watson's suspension by the national office was fueled by miscommunication and false allegations. In a letter sent Friday ...