Money in Columbus news on Thursday, October 15, 2026

In Money in Columbus on Thursday, October 15, 2026: Inflation hits four-month high as gas prices surge. Also: Homeownership in Columbus is getting more expensive as mortgage rates keep climbing; A Columbus proposal would let domestic violence survivors break leases without penalty.

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Homeownership in Columbus is getting more expensive as mortgage rates keep climbing.NBC4 WCMH-TV
A Columbus proposal would let domestic violence survivors break leases without penalty.WSYX
US inflation rose to a four-month high as gas prices surged.Columbus Telegram

Data centers are changing homeowners' property tax and power bills in 2026.Columbus Telegram
Property tax steps to take before year-end, and why October is the time to start.Columbus Telegram
Most Delaware County voters will consider a 0.2% sales or use tax for transit.The Columbus Dispatch

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