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Foster’s Mental State at Trial | Columbus News 16.09.2026

A 30-year-old man from Columbus, Bruce Foster III, faces murder charges after allegedly shooting and killing two coworkers at a New Albany warehouse in February 2025—four others were injured. While prosecutors say he planned the attack, his defense argues he was mentally ill and unaware his actions were wrong. Judge David Branstool will decide today whether Foster is not guilty by reason of insani...

Hilliard Unveils Major Park Expansion | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Hilliard’s bold move to hand over 330 acres to Metro Parks could dramatically expand Homestead Park and boost the Big Darby Creek watershed—connecting trails, preserving nature, and turning unused land into public green space. The deal includes swapping 69 acres with M/I Homes, echoing a similar transfer from Grand Communities, all enabled by Hilliard’s strict open-space policy requiring 70% of ne...

Mother of 16 Faces Court Amid Crisis | Columbus News 16.09.2026

A mother of sixteen kids is facing serious legal trouble after a grand jury indicted her on nineteen child endangerment charges tied to a summer rescue from a dangerous home in Vinton County. She’s also charged with two counts of sexual battery and two counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a child — involving a victim not one of her own kids. Her husband and his parents are also charged with chil...

Ohio Senate Race Goes Nuclear | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Ohio’s Senate race is exploding with cash—over $240 million spent or pledged, nearing $300 million with digital ads—and it’s a razor-thin toss-up between Republican Jon Husted and Democratic incumbent Sherrod Brown. Campaigns and outside groups are bombarding voters with fiery ads on everything from House Bill 6 and data centers to immigration and transgender athletes, timed to ride the wave of bi...

Columbus Targets Dangerous Roberts Road | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Columbus and Franklin County are stepping up to tackle the dangerous crash hotspot on Roberts Road, diving deep into data and exploring bold solutions—from infrastructure tweaks to traffic pattern shifts—to finally make this critical stretch safer for families and everyday commuters. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise...

Teachers Hit by Payroll Glitch | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Teachers in Reynoldsburg City School District are furious after a payroll glitch left some without paychecks and others with funds mysteriously withdrawn—despite the district claiming it was fixed. At a tense school board meeting, one teacher interrupted to demand answers, insisting his money vanished. The district blames an outside payroll service error and says direct deposit delays led them to...

Judge to Rule in Bruce Foster’s Insanity Case | Columbus News 16.09.2026

A judge in Licking County is set to deliver a life-altering verdict this Wednesday at 1 PM in the trial of Bruce Foster, the third, facing 19 charges including murder and attempted murder after a February 2025 warehouse shooting that killed two and wounded four. The defense argues he’s not guilty by reason of insanity, claiming he suffered psychosis and believed he was in a kill-or-be-killed scena...

Flood Ravages First-Gen Farm | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Floodwaters tore through Mandy and Cameron Way’s family farm in Pike County, wiping out 95% of their crops—including prized pumpkins, broccoli, cabbage, and lettuce—and leaving them facing an estimated $80,000 loss. As first-generation farmers who built their Waverly operation from scratch over two decades, this devastating blow threatens not just their income but their future. With no time to rep...

Two Big Powerball Wins in Ohio | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Two massive Powerball wins just hit Ohio—$2 million in Powell and $100K in Medina—showing how luck favors both self-picked and auto-pick tickets. The winning numbers? 19, 20, 57, 61, 67 + PB 22. With 180 days to claim and a next jackpot soaring to $271 million, check your ticket—if you bought one lately, especially in those areas, you might be the next big winner. Listen in comfort: Get a discount...

Ohio Uses AI to Teach Kids | Columbus News 16.09.2026

While the world frets over AI taking over, Ohio’s turning it into a classroom hero. Governor Mike DeWine unveiled “Super Buddy,” an AI hologram teaching kids at LifeTown Columbus using “mirrored learning” — where teaching others deepens your own understanding. Students in Whitehall City Schools saw boosted brain engagement, backed by Miami University experts. DeWine praised the tech’s potential bu...

Kids Teach AI Hologram to Learn Better | Columbus News 16.09.2026

LifeTown Columbus just unveiled its groundbreaking AI hologram, “Super Buddy” — a teaching assistant named Mia that flips the script on learning. Instead of kids listening to lessons, they become teachers, explaining concepts to Mia through a method called “mirror learning.” Tested by Miami University researchers, this active approach boosts engagement and retention, especially for students with s...

Airport Drill Alert September 17 | Columbus News 16.09.2026

John Glenn Columbus International Airport is staging a major emergency drill on September 17th at 9 AM — think fake accidents, smoke, and emergency vehicles rolling out — all part of a federal FAA requirement to test their Emergency Airport Plan every three years. Local first responders and airport crews will simulate real crises with staged injuries and passengers, keeping the scenario secret to...

Hilliard Pauses Flock Cameras Amid Privacy Debate | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Hilliard City Council has paused its controversial Flock camera program amid growing national and local scrutiny over police surveillance tech. The unanimous decision, led by Council President Emily Cole, aims to reassess the technology’s role in public safety—not due to misuse, but to better understand its implications and learn from other communities. With cameras temporarily offline, Hilliard i...

New Director Takes Charge of City’s Neighborhood Program | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Whitehall’s new Neighborhoods Department is already in flux, with Gerald Wright stepping down just months after taking the helm—his last day August 31—and Chet Ridenour now leading the team since September 9. While the reason for Wright’s abrupt exit remains unclear, Ridenour brings a proven track record in community connection through his Good Neighbor Network, plus expertise in operations and fi...

Ohio's New Crisis Centers Face Staffing Hurdles | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Ohio’s new 24/7 behavioral health crisis centers, funded with $90 million in COVID relief, aim to fill a critical gap in mental health emergency care—but staffing shortages and lack of targeted data could undermine their effectiveness. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news...

Columbus License Plate Readers and Immigration | Columbus News 16.09.2026

A Columbus police officer used city Flock surveillance data to track a truck fleeing ICE, sparking controversy over whether local resources are being misused for immigration enforcement. Despite a city policy barring such use without a warrant, the officer cited “ICE” as the reason for the search — claiming he was targeting traffic violations, not immigration status. The audit revealed 15,000+ pot...

Kennedy Center Closes for Major Renovations | Columbus News 16.09.2026

The Kennedy Center is shutting down for two years to undergo critical renovations, citing safety hazards — a move backed by Trump’s administration. Just days before, a federal judge blocked the center from honoring Trump’s financial support with an inscription on the building. The closure follows a prior resolution highlighting structural concerns, sparking major concern among arts lovers and cult...

UDF Gas Deal Saves 46 Cents Per Gallon | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Gas prices just got a major discount at UDF—save 40 cents per gallon between 3–7 PM on Sept 17 at all 170+ Ohio stations. U-Drive Plus members get an extra 6 cents off daily plus the 40-cent deal, totaling 46 cents saved per gallon. Use the app to lock in the price anytime during that window and fill up until midnight for the same savings. New members signing up before Sept 30 get bonus savings on...

Ohio’s New Richest: Denise York Takes Crown | Columbus News 16.09.2026

Ohio’s richest person has changed hands—Denise York, majority owner of the 49ers, now tops the state with $10 billion, dethroning longtime champ Les Wexner. While Wexner remains nationally ranked at 170 with $9.3 billion and continues to influence New Albany and healthcare, York’s rise from Youngstown marks a surprising shift. Other Ohio powerhouses include Bengals owner Mike Brown (224, $7.6B) an...

Athens Student Death Under Investigation | Columbus News 15.09.2026

A student at Ohio University in Athens has died under mysterious circumstances, prompting a full investigation by campus police. Authorities are urgently seeking anyone who recently interacted with the student to help piece together the events leading up to the tragedy. Lieutenant D.J. McCollister is leading the probe and has opened lines for tips — both phone and email — urging the public to come...

Ohio Schools Shine in New Report Cards | Columbus News 15.09.2026

Ohio schools are making strides, with over 90% hitting or exceeding the state’s three-star benchmark—four Franklin County districts and even Olentangy Local earning top marks. While Columbus City Schools and Hamilton Local lag behind, they’re showing progress. The new star-based system prioritizes achievement and growth, helping guide where resources go. Reading and math scores are improving, chro...

OSMA Endorses Ramaswamy Amid Doctor Divide | Columbus News 15.09.2026

Ohio’s largest physician group, the Ohio State Medical Association, has thrown its weight behind Vivek Ramaswamy for governor — a bold move that highlights his appeal to doctors frustrated by red tape and insurance hurdles. Leaders like Dr. Gary Katz and Dr. Anne Taylor praised Ramaswamy’s focus on streamlining administrative burdens, while his wife, also a doctor, helped reinforce his credibility...

Columbus Updates: Homes, Law, Safety, and More | Columbus News 15.09.2026

Columbus is buzzing with big moves: new efforts to build more starter homes, potential relocation talks for Moritz College of Law downtown, urgent safety upgrades on Roberts Road after deadly crashes, OSU fixing dorm AC and honoring 9/11 with a stadium stair climb, and early whispers about next year’s Social Security cost-of-living adjustment. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: ht...

Paroled Sex Offender Faces New Charges | Columbus News 15.09.2026

A 64-year-old man from Columbus, Timothy Miller, once paroled in 2018 after serving time for child rape convictions from 1992, is now facing fresh charges for possessing child pornography. Authorities raided his home on July 18 after receiving a tip about his online activity, finding disturbing images and videos of prepubescent girls. Miller, currently held on a $50,085 bond, previously received a...

Delaware Boosts Industrial Growth | Columbus News 15.09.2026

Delaware’s city council just approved a major win for industrial growth: a 100,000-square-foot building near the airport with a 75% tax break for 15 years, set to break ground soon and finish by December 2028. With over 1.6 million square feet of new industrial space popping up—and barely 2% available—this move is part of a strategic push to meet demand. It follows a similar deal from 2025, showin...

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