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  • Baby-changing stations soon to be offered to restaurants for free

    The City of Columbus wants to bring equality to parents when it comes to changing diapers.Columbus City Council conducted a first reading of legislation that will help businesses install baby-changing tables in men's restrooms on Monday.In many businesses, there is only a changing table in the women's restroom.Columbus City Councilman Michael Stinziano said businesses can begin applying for baby-changing tables one month after it's approved through the city's website.Small businesses with both a
  • Medical marijuana businesses get clarification on Ohio law

    In order to legally smoke, sell, dispense, recommend or grow medical marijuana in Ohio you need approval from the Marijuana Control Program.On Monday, the Ohio Department of Commerce held two public hearings for those who want to process medical marijuana and for medical professionals who can legally recommend pot as an alternative to pharmaceutical drugs.Right now, 185 companies have received approval from the state to grow medical marijuana. That number will eventually be cut to 12 large growe
  • Columbus Police officer seen kicking man in video fired

    Columbus Police officer seen kicking man in video fired
    A Columbus Police officer who was seen on video kicking a suspect while on the ground has been fired.The Director of Public Safety for the City of Columbus issued their ruling Monday afternoon.Officer Zachary Rosen was under investigation for his actions involving a handcuffed suspect when the entire incident was caught on camera.The incident happened on April 8 near the residence of the 3100 block of Maize Road.According to the Columbus Division of Police, this type of force used by one of the
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  • Thousands without power as storms move through central Ohio

    Thousands without power as storms move through central Ohio
    AEP Ohio is reporting thousands of outages as severe weather continues to move through central Ohio.Franklin County residents are currently dealing with the most outages just over 11,000 without power.There is no official word yet on restoration times.You can track AEP Outages on their website.Outages as of 4p.m.:Franklin: 11,727Licking: 1,167Fairfield: 860Knox: 747Doppler 10 Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Live Radar | Weather Warnings | Updated Forecast
  • Thousands without power after storms pass through central Ohio

    AEP Ohio is reporting thousands of outages as severe weather continues to move through central Ohio.Franklin County residents are currently dealing with the most outages around 5,500.Outages as of 10 p.m.:Franklin: 5,500Athens: 5,175Hocking: 1,529Perry: 1,025Doppler 10 Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Live Radar | Weather Warnings | Updated Forecast
  • Former Ohio State student guilty on terrorism charge, planning attack on US judge

    Former Ohio State student guilty on terrorism charge, planning attack on US judge
    An Indian citizen who studied at Ohio State University has pleaded guilty to supporting terrorism and trying to arrange the killing of a federal judge who had been overseeing his case.Yahya Farooq Mohammad is one of four men with Ohio ties accused in 2015 of working to send money to a known al-Qaida leader. The others are awaiting trial.Mohammad pleaded guilty Monday to providing support to terrorists and solicitation to commit a violent crime.Four Men, Including Three Former Ohio State Students
  • Doppler 10: Waves of showers and storms Tuesday

    Today: Waves of showers and storms again, breezy. High 85.
    Tonight: Showers and storms may linger. Low 71.
    Tomorrow: Shower and storm chances early, otherwise mostly cloudy and hot. High 92.
    Thursday: Sun & clouds. Just a slight chance. Hot. Near 90
    Thursday: Unsettled weather continues with showers and storms. High 87.Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Weather Warnings | Live RadarSpecial Information:Have the umbrella on hand again today. Upper air disturbances tracking through the area
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  • Doppler 10: Waves of showers & storms Tuesday

    ALERTS: Flash Flood Watch for most of Central Ohio until 2AM Wednesday Today: Waves of showers and storms again, breezy. High 85.
    Tonight: Showers and storms may linger. Low 71.
    Tomorrow: Shower and storm chances early, otherwise mostly cloudy and hot. High 92.Thursday: Unsettled weather continues with showers and storms. High 87.Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Weather Warnings | Live RadarSpecial Information: Have the umbrella on hand again today. Upper air disturbances tracking through
  • Doppler 10: Warm but less humid

    This afternoon: Sun & clouds. Warm but less humid
    Tonight: Partly cloudy. Patchy morning fog possible. 63Tomorrow: Mostly sunny and pleasant for July. Near 80 N 3-6 mph
    Sunday: Sun & clouds. Slight chance PM. 84
    Monday: Brightening again. 83Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Weather Warnings | Live RadarSpecial Information: A cold front will move south and east of the region tonight, bringing rain to an end. High pressure returns for the weekend with more sun and less humid condition
  • Doppler 10: Heavy rain & storms return Thursday

    Today: Showers and storms likely with heavy rain possible. High 88. SW wind 5-15 mph.
    Tonight: Showers and storms continue. Low 72. SW wind around 5-10 mph.
    Tomorrow: Unsettled weather continues with showers and storms.High 85. W wind 5-10 mph.
    Saturday: Finally a break from rain! Mostly sunny and pleasant. High 83.Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Weather Warnings | Live RadarSpecial Information:Starting off hot and humid this morning ahead of showers and storms rolling in. A cold front w
  • Doppler 10: Heavy rain & storms

    Today: Showers and storms likely with heavy rain possible. High 88. SW wind 5-15 mph.
    Tonight: Showers and storms continue. Low 72. SW wind around 5-10 mph.
    Tomorrow: Unsettled weather continues with showers and storms.High 85. W wind 5-10 mph.
    Saturday: Finally a break from rain! Mostly sunny and pleasant. High 83.Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Weather Warnings | Live RadarSpecial Information:Starting off hot and humid this morning ahead of showers and storms rolling in. A cold front w
  • Doppler 10: Flooding concerns linger

    Today: Isolated showers and storms this morning, otherwise mostly cloudy and muggy today. High 85.Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 65.Tomorrow: Patchy fog possible early. Finally, a break from rain! Mostly sunny and pleasant. High 82.Sunday: Mostly sunny and beautiful. A little less humid. High 85.Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Weather Warnings | Live RadarSpecial Information: Because of all the lingering moisture from yesterday’s rain, we could have some areas with patchy fog this morn
  • 15 Arrested During Sit-In at Sen. Portman’s Office

    15 Arrested During Sit-In at Sen. Portman’s Office
    After a morning of peaceful sit-ins on the first floor of Sen. Rob Portman’s office building, Columbus police officers began forcibly removing disabled activists from their wheelchairs with sudden levels of force and aggression.
    Officers policing Portman’s 37 W. Broad St. office resorted to force 3 p.m. Friday, minutes after claiming the activists were blocking EMT’s from providing medical assistance to someone elsewhere in the building. But this claim directly conflicted with
  • Ray Ray’s Hog Pit Opens New Location in Westerville Tomorrow

    Ray Ray’s Hog Pit Opens New Location in Westerville Tomorrow
    Ray Ray’s Hog Pit, the food truck that sets up shop out front of Ace of Cups in Clintonville, will open a physical location in Westerville tomorrow. After celebrating a grand opening on Saturday, Ray Ray’s is ready to formally open, bringing their traditional, purist style barbecue to the area.
    The building at 5755 Maxtown Road was a perfect fit for Ray Ray’s, said Valerie Belt, Ray Ray’s Hog Pit Catering and HR Manager. They stumbled up on it while looking for a place wh
  • Takata air bag kills man during car repair

    Takata air bag kills man during car repair
    Another person has been killed in the U.S. by an exploding Takata air bag inflator, but this death wasn't the result of a crash.Honda says a man died in June 2016 when an inflator ruptured while he was working inside a 2001 Honda Accord using a hammer.Honda says the car's ignition switch was on, so the air bag would have been ready. But it's not clear what the man was doing or what set off the air bag. Honda says police photos show the metal inflator ruptured and shot out fragments.Honda says it
  • Expectant mother loses baby after shooting at her gender reveal party

    Recorded 911 calls reflect chaos and confusion after a deadly shooting at a gender reveal party in Ohio that caused the expectant mother to lose her baby.WCPO-TV reports one caller told a dispatcher: "There's a whole lot of people here shot."Colerain Township police say two gunmen opened fire Saturday night at a house party held to reveal the gender of a pregnant woman's unborn child in the Cincinnati suburb.One woman died, and eight people were injured. The slain woman was identified as 22-year
  • Summer Fellows Share Their Experiences

    Summer Fellows Share Their Experiences
    The Columbus Foundation’s Summer Fellows are halfway through their 10-week, hands-on internships with local nonprofits! Tune into the Fellows blog for their first-hand experiences and insights about our community and the organizations they are working with.
    As Fellow Slyvie Durlacher shares, “My engagement in the greater Columbus area has allowed me to experience something that I think is so unique—the feelings of unity/pride that exists among our incredibly diverse city.&rdquo
  • Hard Hat Tour: Municipal Light Plant

    Hard Hat Tour: Municipal Light Plant
    Work continues on the renovation of three unique and historic buildings at the western end of Nationwide Boulevard. Brad Dehays of Connect Realty, the developer behind the project, recently gave Columbus Underground a hart hat tour of the buildings.
    Known as the Municipal Light Plant, the site was once home to a coal-burning power plant. DeHays explained how the buildings functioned when the power plant was active: coal would arrive via rail car, be lifted by a large elevator and then dumped int
  • TLC Announced as Headlining Act for 90sFEST! 2017

    TLC Announced as Headlining Act for 90sFEST! 2017
    Some of the lineup for 90sFEST! has been released, and it’s pretty dope. Headlining will be the group that brought everyone classic tracks “Waterfalls” and “Creep” as well as a self-titled album released this year — TLC. And they’ll be accompanied by other familiar artists from that bygone decade. The nostalgia-fueled music fest makes its Columbus comeback in August, setting up at Columbus Commons.
    “We received a ton of positive feedback from 90sFE
  • Tennessee parents charged in hot car death of 11-month-old

    Tennessee parents charged in hot car death of 11-month-old
    CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A Tennessee couple has been charged in the death of their 11-month-old daughter, who authorities say died after being left in a hot car.Chattanooga police arrested Travis McCullough, 30, and Jessica Tollett, 24, on Sunday in connection with the baby's death on Saturday, news outlets reported.Court documents show McCullough left their three children in a car while working at his father's business on a day when temperatures exceeded 80 degrees. A woman called police afte
  • California teen wins lottery twice in a week

    California teen wins lottery twice in a week
    SACRAMENTO, Calif.— A California teen is celebrating two big lottery wins in a week.The California Lottery says 19-year-old Rosa Dominguez won $555,555 on a $5 scratch-off ticket purchased at a gas station. After that win, she said she was nervous and "just wanted to cry." A few days later, she bought another $5 scratch-off ticket at a different station and won $100,000. The Lottery didn't say when the tickets were purchased.The Lottery says Dominguez collected her $655,555 in total winnin
  • Shark bites both legs of swimmer off Florida beach

    Shark bites both legs of swimmer off Florida beach
    HAULOVER BEACH, Fla. – A man swimming at a south Florida beach was bitten on both legs by a shark.CBS Miami reports that Lt. Felipe Lay of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue says the unidentified man was swimming Sunday afternoon off Haulover Beach when he was attacked."He was up in the north end of Haulover Beach and he was in the water coming off the sandbar when he noticed the lifeguards were trying to get his attention to come in," said Miami-Dade Fire Ocean Rescue Lt. Matthew Sparling. "While he
  • Responding police officer shot at Ohio home; suspect killed

    Responding police officer shot at Ohio home; suspect killed
    UNIONTOWN, Ohio — Ohio police say an officer was shot repeatedly while responding to a domestic violence call at a home, and the suspect was killed when police returned fire.Authorities say the officer was shot four times Sunday night at a home in Uniontown, roughly 10 miles southeast of Akron.The Uniontown officer was taken to an Akron hospital. Authorities didn't immediately release details about his condition or the confrontation.A message posted to the Uniontown Police Department's Fac
  • UK court sets new hearing in case of terminally ill baby

    UK court sets new hearing in case of terminally ill baby
    LONDON —A British court on Monday gave the parents of 11-month-old Charlie Gard a chance to present fresh evidence that their terminally ill son should receive experimental treatment.The decision came after an emotionally charged hearing in the wrenching case, during which Gard's mother wept in frustration and his father yelled at a lawyer. Charlie Gard
    Judge Nicholas Francis gave the couple until Wednesday afternoon to present the evidence and set a new hearing for Thursday in a case that
  • UK court rehears Charlie Gard case in light of new evidence

    UK court rehears Charlie Gard case in light of new evidence
    LONDON —A British court assessed new evidence Monday in the case of 11-month-old Charlie Gard after his mother pleaded with judges to allow the terminally ill infant to receive experimental treatment that previous rulings have prevented.Great Ormond Street Hospital, which had intended to turn off the baby's life support systems, applied for the court hearing because of "new evidence relating to potential treatment for his condition" from researchers at the Vatican's children's hospital and
  • Vice Pres. Pence to speak at Ohio GOP dinner at the Ohio State University

    Vice Pres. Pence to speak at Ohio GOP dinner at the Ohio State University
    COLUMBUS, Ohio — Vice President Mike Pence will address the Ohio Republican Party's annual dinner in Columbus.Pence is the featured speaker Saturday at the annual fundraising event being held at Ohio State University.It's Pence's second visit to the battleground state in less than a month. He traveled to Cleveland on June 28 to tour a manufacturing facility.Pence recently sparred with Republican Ohio Gov. John Kasich over their differences on federal health care legislation. Kasich doesn't
  • Vice Pres. Pence to speak at Ohio GOP dinner at OSU later this month

    Vice Pres. Pence to speak at Ohio GOP dinner at OSU later this month
    COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Vice President Mike Pence is slated to return to Ohio this month for the Ohio Republican Party's annual fundraising dinner.Party officials say Pence will speak at the July 22 event at Ohio State University. It's his second visit to Ohio in less than a month. He toured a Cleveland manufacturing facility June 28.His speech comes after battles over health care have left Republicans in state government and Congress at odds within their party. GOP Gov. John Kasich (KAY'-sik) last we
  • Vice Pres. Pence speaks at Ohio GOP dinner at the Ohio State University

    Vice Pres. Pence speaks at Ohio GOP dinner at the Ohio State University
    COLUMBUS, Ohio — Vice President Mike Pence addressed the Ohio Republican Party's annual dinner in Columbus.Pence was the featured speaker Saturday at the annual fundraising event held at Ohio State University.Vice President Pence's speech at the Ohio GOP dinner at the Ohio State University:It's Pence's second visit to the battleground state in less than a month. He traveled to Cleveland on June 28 to tour a manufacturing facility.Pence recently sparred with Republican Ohio Gov. John Kasich
  • Trump presses Congress on health care bill: Get it done

    Trump presses Congress on health care bill: Get it done
    President Donald Trump pressed Congress on Monday to get health care reform done before leaving for its long August recess, even as Republican senators say the GOP effort so far to repeal and replace the nation's health law is probably dead.On Monday, as senators were returning to Washington after the July Fourth recess, the president tweeted, "I cannot imagine that Congress would dare to leave Washington without a beautiful new HealthCare bill fully approved and ready to go!"I cannot imagine th
  • 'Summer of Hell' begins for NYC commuters

    'Summer of Hell' begins for NYC commuters
    The rush hour commute into New York got off to a quiet start Monday as workers began two months of repairs at the country's busiest train station, a project that Gov. Andrew Cuomo predicts will make for a "summer of hell."Amtrak started the extensive repairs to tracks and signals in Penn Station. The work was initially scheduled for nights and weekends over a few years, but two recent derailments and other problems that spotlighted the station's aging infrastructure convinced Amtrak to accelerat
  • 911 calls reflect chaos from shooting at gender reveal party

    911 calls reflect chaos from shooting at gender reveal party
    Recorded 911 calls reflect chaos and confusion after a deadly shooting at a gender reveal party in Ohio that caused the expectant mother to lose her baby.WCPO-TV reports one caller told a dispatcher: "There's a whole lot of people here shot."Colerain Township police say two gunmen opened fire Saturday night at a house party held to reveal the gender of a pregnant woman's unborn child.One woman died, and eight people were injured. The slain woman was identified as 22-year-old Autum Garrett, of Hu
  • Facebook scams: When your "friends" are actually hackers

    Scams cost Americans roughly $50 billion each year, and according to the Better Business Bureau, they affect one in four homes. The most frequently reported scams are delivered by phone. But more than half of victims say they were contacted online through websites, e-mail, social media and more.Experts say more and more people, including millennials, are becoming victims on Facebook. So what happens when a person you think is a Facebook "friend" turns out to be someone else?For Shellie Drummond,
  • Abercrombie says its off the block and shares plunge

    Abercrombie says its off the block and shares plunge
    Abercrombie & Fitch is no longer up for sale, and that isn't sitting well with investors who were looking for a white knight to rescue the struggling teen retailer.Shares tumbled 12 percent before the opening bell Monday on the announcement.Abercrombie said in May that it was it in talks with several parties about a potential deal, but now says that it has ended all such negotiations.More people are shopping at lower-cost, fast-fashion stores like H&M and Forever 21, and that has wreaked
  • Cardinal returns to Australia to face sexual assault charges

    Cardinal returns to Australia to face sexual assault charges
    The most senior Vatican cleric to ever be charged in the Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal returned to Australia on Monday to stand trial in his home state on charges alleging he sexually assaulted multiple people years ago.Cardinal George Pell, Pope Francis' top financial adviser, avoided waiting media when he arrived at Sydney Airport on a flight from Singapore. He had declined to comment in Singapore over the weekend as he made his way home from Rome.The 76-year-old cleric is due to app
  • Iraqi troops push to clear last Mosul ground of IS militants

    Iraqi troops push to clear last Mosul ground of IS militants
    Iraqi forces slowly advanced on Monday to retake the last patch of ground in Mosul where Islamic State militants are holding on to a tiny sliver of the Old City, west of the Tigris River, a day after the prime minister visited the soldiers to congratulate troops on the hard-fought battle.Brig. Gen. Haider Fadhil of the Iraqi special forces said that said even after his men, closely backed by U.S.-led coalition airstrikes, retake the last areas of IS control, clearing operations in Mosul will con
  • Playground sandbox can be breeding ground for germs

    Playground sandbox can be breeding ground for germs
    Kids love to play in sandboxes, and it helps them develop motor and social skills.But have you ever considered what kind of germs might be lurking in that communal sand?Sandboxes can be breeding grounds for bacteria, parasites and other infectious germs, whether brought in by animals using them as litter boxes or by kids interacting with other kids, researchers say.Dr. Marc Siegel, a professor of medicine at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City, describes sandboxes as "swimming pools with
  • Website ranks Ohio State as top school for football & academics

    Website ranks Ohio State as top school for football & academics
    The college football poll that matters most isn't due out until August.But hey,number one is number one.The website College Factual puts the Ohio State University as the top ranked school in the country when it comes to a mix of athletic competitiveness and quality academic progress among its athletes.Only 1 percent of college athletes go on to play professional sports, so a college education can be critical to a lifetime of success.Here are the top 10 schools.The Ohio State UniversityTexas Chri
  • Small section of Delaware County road closed because of sinkhole

    Small section of Delaware County road closed because of sinkhole
    DELAWARE COUNTY, Ohio - A small portion of East Powell Road in Delaware County is closed because of a sinkhole.The Delaware County Sheriff's Office said the hole, which is 5 feet long and 3 feet deep on one end, was found Sunday evening in the 3300 block of East Powell Road.The hole is west of Bale Kenyon Road and east of Walker Wood Boulevard.A small stretch of road is closed in both directions in the area of the sinkhole until the road can be fixed.The sheriff's office said people who live in
  • Water line break prompts boil order for part of Pataskala

    Water line break prompts boil order for part of Pataskala
    PATASKALA, Ohio - A water line break on Sunday has prompted officials to issue a boil order as a precaution for a portion of the city of Pataskala.The city said the water line broke near the Pataskala Oaks Care Center on Broad Street.A new section of pipe has been installed but the boil order will be in place until the city receives the test results from the water samples, which could come back on Tuesday.The city said boil order is for all city water customers who live northeast of the booster
  • Missing adult alert issued for man with Alzheimer’s missing from north Columbus

    Missing adult alert issued for man with Alzheimer’s missing from north Columbus
    COLUMBUS, Ohio - Columbus police have issued a missing adult alert for 58-year-old Abraham Nuguse who was last seen on Sunday.The family told police he left the area of Glen Grove Lane and Grovedale Court driving a 2012 red Toyota Camry headed towards Port Columbus.The license plate of the car is GIU9526.Police said Nuguse has Alzheimer's.Nuguse is 5’7” tall, weighs about 160 pounds, has brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a green shirt.If anyone knows where he may be, or they see
  • Missing adult alert issued for Columbus man with Alzheimer’s

    Missing adult alert issued for Columbus man with Alzheimer’s
    COLUMBUS, Ohio - Columbus police have issued a missing adult alert for 58-year-old Abraham Nuguse who was last seen on Sunday.The family told police he left the area of Glen Grove Lane and Grovedale Court driving a 2012 red Toyota Camry headed towards Port Columbus.The license plate of the car is GIU9526.Police said Nuguse has Alzheimer's.Nuguse is 5’7” tall, weighs about 160 pounds, has brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a green shirt.If anyone knows where he may be, or they see
  • Daddy Yankee is #1 on Spotify; 1st Latin artist to do so

    Daddy Yankee is #1 on Spotify; 1st Latin artist to do so
    NEW YORK — Singer Daddy Yankee ousted Ed Sheeran from the No. 1 spot on Spotify to become the first Latino artist to lead the music platform.The Puerto Rican superstar of reggaeton has hits that include "Gasolina," ''Shaky Shaky" and "Despacito," a song co-written with Luis Fonsi. He's surpassed 44,735,586 monthly listeners to reach the first global spot, Spotify announced Sunday in an email sent to The Associated Press."Being the first Latin artist to reach #1 in Spotify marks a precedent
  • Trump Jr. was promised damaging info about Clinton

    Trump Jr. was promised damaging info about Clinton
    WASHINGTON — Donald Trump's eldest son said Sunday he met with a Kremlin-linked lawyer shortly after his father clinched the Republican nomination, hoping to get information helpful to the campaign.A New York Times report Sunday citing advisers to the White House briefed on the encounter said Trump Jr. agreed to the meeting after being promised information damaging to Hillary Clinton.The June meeting at Trump Tower with attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya involved Trump Jr., his brother-in-law
  • One person killed, one critically injured in Linden area shooting

    One person killed, one critically injured in Linden area shooting
    COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Columbus Division of Police is investigating a deadly shooting in the Linden area of Columbus.Police told 10TV officers responded to the scene around 7:20 p.m. Sunday in the 1000 block of Loretta Avenue.Police said one person was killed and one person was taken to Riverside Hospital in critical condition.The identities of the people injured has not been released.
  • Man killed, woman injured in Linden area shooting

    Man killed, woman injured in Linden area shooting
    COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Columbus Division of Police is investigating a deadly shooting in the Linden area of Columbus.Police told 10TV officers responded to two scenes around 7:20 p.m. Sunday.Police said there was an altercation and shots were fired in the 1000 block of Loretta Avenue.The victims then drove to the 2500 block of Grasmere Avenue for help, according to police.Police said a man was pronounced dead on Grasmere Avenue and a woman was taken to Riverside Hospital in critical condition, whe
  • Teen bit in head by bear wakes up to "crunching sound"

    Teen bit in head by bear wakes up to "crunching sound"
    WARD, Colo. — A teen staffer at a Colorado camp fought off a bear after waking up Sunday to find the animal biting his head and trying to drag him away.The 19-year-old woke up at around 4 a.m. to a "crunching sound" with his head inside the mouth of the bear, which was trying to pull him out of his sleeping bag as he slept outside at Glacier View Ranch 48 miles (77 kilometers) northwest of Denver, Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokeswoman Jennifer Churchill said. The teen punched and hit it
  • "I woke up to a crunching sound": Bear bites sleeping teen in head

    WARD, Colo. — A teen staffer at a Colorado camp fought off a bear after waking up Sunday to find the animal biting his head and trying to drag him away.The 19-year-old woke up at around 4 a.m. to a "crunching sound" with his head inside the mouth of the bear, which was trying to pull him out of his sleeping bag as he slept outside at Glacier View Ranch 48 miles (77 kilometers) northwest of Denver, Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokeswoman Jennifer Churchill said. The teen punched and hit it

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