Columbus is on track to spend more than $6M on ShotSpotter. But is it worth the cost?
The Columbus Department of Public Safety is on track to spend more than $6 million on ShotSpotter since signing on in 2018.
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Campbell officer exposes dog-trainer fraud, abuse
Remi the pit bull had a designation for being dangerous, but he was not nearly as big a threat as the man who killed him.
Co-defendant in the death of a Columbus cop faces new charge decades later, police say
Robert Jackson, 61, was a co-defendant in the 1979 death of Columbus officer James Bowers, police said in a news release.
Columbus welcomes diverse new officers as police departments face recruitment challenges
The city of Columbus celebrated the diversity of its latest police class Friday as dozens of officers graduated from the ...
Fritz, a Columbus police horse who couldn't be tamed, heads to an early retirement
Fritz, a 16-year-old quarter horse, will be returned to her original owner after about a year and a half in training ...
Columbus chief of police announces intention to step down in 2026
Chief Mathis made the announcement on the first episode of The Columbus Police Department’s new podcast, “Beyond the Badge.” ...
Is Columbus’ police chief leaving the department soon? He clarifies recent statement
Columbus Police Chief Stoney Mathis announced in the department’s first podcast he probably will step down as police chief in ...
‘I am currently still the chief’: Stoney Mathis sets the record straight about alleged resignation
An erroneous news report Tuesday afternoon created some additional work for Columbus Police Chief Stoney Mathis and his staff. A Columbus news outlet posted online that ...
Columbus police chief announce resignation
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Police Chief, Stoney Mathis announced Tuesday evening on a podcast that he is resigning. Police Chief ...