Pedestrian hit by a train near Tiffin; Lordstown Motors has filed for bankruptcy; Amazon planning $8 billion data center project in Central Ohio; a woman from the Columbus area is a winner on Jeopardy.
Pedestrian hit by a train near Tiffin; Lordstown Motors has filed for bankruptcy; Amazon planning $8 billion data center project in Central Ohio; a woman from the Columbus area is a winner on Jeopardy.
Police say a shooting at a supermarket near Cleveland was a domestic murder-suicide; no injuries after a car and a fire truck collided on I-70 in Licking County; Ohio’s Supreme Court says more than 230 men can sue OSU over decades-old
Police say a shooting at a supermarket near Cleveland was a domestic murder-suicide; no injuries after a car and a fire truck collided on I-70 in Licking County; Ohio's Supreme Court says more than 230 men can sue OSU over decades-old sexual abuse by a university doctor; state elections officials say there are issues getting enough poll workers for August 8th special election.
00:00 Show Open / Amy Knight, President of the Children’s Hospital Association, discusses Family Advocacy Day, held this week in Washington .
10:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy Townsend provides an update on
00:00 Show Open / Amy Knight, President of the Children’s Hospital Association, discusses Family Advocacy Day, held this week in Washington .
10:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy Townsend provides an update on legislation being worked on at the Statehouse; a joint resolution to remove slavery from Ohio’s Constitution as a punishment for crime; and the push to keep kids safe on social media platforms.
36:30 Christina Muryn, the Mayor of Findlay, discusses issues facing her city.
50:00 Lisa Hamilton, President and CEO of Annie E. Casey Foundation, discusses their annual Kids Count Data Book, which ranks the states on 16 key measures of child well-being.
Prosecutors say they’ll seek the death penalty in the case of a Clermont County father who shot and killed his three young sons; feds recommend 16-20 years in prison for former Ohio House speaker Larry Householder; Kirk Herbstreit gives an
Prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty in the case of a Clermont County father who shot and killed his three young sons; feds recommend 16-20 years in prison for former Ohio House speaker Larry Householder; Kirk Herbstreit gives an update on his son Zak; Toledo pizza shop employees are being hailed as heroes for sheltering neighbors in the store's walk-in fridge during tornadoes last week.
Two controversial bills targeting gender identity and gender-affirming care approved by Ohio House, heading to Senate; viral Facebook post about Perrysburg playground “stranger danger” debunked, there is no threat; debate over moving
Two controversial bills targeting gender identity and gender-affirming care approved by Ohio House, heading to Senate; viral Facebook post about Perrysburg playground "stranger danger" debunked, there is no threat; debate over moving the Cuyahoga County jail; why did a website name Northwest Ohio's Napoleon one of the state's most dangerous cities?
Cleveland woman charged with murder because her 16-month-old daughter died after being left home alone while Mom went on vacation for 8 days; Governor DeWine wants to know why there were no tornado sirens activated in Toledo’s Point Place
Cleveland woman charged with murder because her 16-month-old daughter died after being left home alone while Mom went on vacation for 8 days; Governor DeWine wants to know why there were no tornado sirens activated in Toledo's Point Place neighborhood as a twister approached last Thursday; Ohio State football player Zak Herbstreit, son of Kirk, hospitalized; two of the top-ranked children's hospitals in the US are in Ohio.
Thieves are targeting Kia and Hyundai vehicles in northeastern part of the state; 146 dead dogs found in a house near Akron; Toledo’s Point Place tornado sent some medical records blowing away with debris; the Cincinnati Reds are in first
Thieves are targeting Kia and Hyundai vehicles in northeastern part of the state; 146 dead dogs found in a house near Akron; Toledo's Point Place tornado sent some medical records blowing away with debris; the Cincinnati Reds are in first place in their division.
Shooting in Dayton leaves one dead, two in custody; elderly woman in Parma Heights fatally crushed by an ambulance; the search continues for a missing Ohio State student in Columbus; Ohio’s GOP senator not on board with President
Shooting in Dayton leaves one dead, two in custody; elderly woman in Parma Heights fatally crushed by an ambulance; the search continues for a missing Ohio State student in Columbus; Ohio's GOP senator not on board with President Biden's plan to forgive student loan debt.
00:00 Show Open / Kim Lauer, a coach with Special Olympics Ohio, and Ethan, a participating athlete, discuss the Summer Games, which will be held June 23-25 at Ohio State University.
13:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy
00:00 Show Open / Kim Lauer, a coach with Special Olympics Ohio, and Ethan, a participating athlete, discuss the Summer Games, which will be held June 23-25 at Ohio State University.
13:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy Townsend talks with Ohio’s two U.S. Senators about various topics; presents information about affordable housing; and looks at the recent air quality issues caused by wildfires in Canada.
42:30 Duane Casares, CEO of Directions for Youth & Families, discusses toxic work environments.
Severe weather, including tornadoes, hit northwestern part of the state; Clermont County man in jail on $20 million after allegedly killing his 3 young sons; Ohio unemployment at a record low; experimental vaccine being tested at Cleveland Clinic
Severe weather, including tornadoes, hit northwestern part of the state; Clermont County man in jail on $20 million after allegedly killing his 3 young sons; Ohio unemployment at a record low; experimental vaccine being tested at Cleveland Clinic is giving hope to patients with fatal brain tumors.
