• Ohio drug labs inundated with opioids

    Nineteen doses of Narcan: That's how much it took to revive a Mansfield woman who overdosed Friday.The medics gave her two doses of the anti-overdose drug. Then reports show the hospital gave her 17 more.Mansfield has its own drug lab that tests drugs from all over the state. Director Tony Tambasco talked about how difficult it's getting to identify the ever-changing opiates and what that means for court cases.Tambasco doesn't take any chances these days. He's been the man in charge at the drug
  • One-on-one with Ohio State men’s basketball coach Chris Holtmann

    One-on-one with Ohio State men’s basketball coach Chris Holtmann
    Ohio State head basketball coach Chris Holtmann sat down with 10TV’s Dave Holmes today for a one-on-one interview.Holtmann talked about the bizarre circumstances surrounding his hire, his relationship with Thad Matta, and the challenges going from a “basketball school” to a “football school.”Holtmann was hired by Ohio State on June 9 to replace Matta, who had been with the school the previous 13 seasons.
  • Jerry Jones: Cowboys still exploring latest Elliott incident

    Jerry Jones: Cowboys still exploring latest Elliott incident
    Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday the team is still gathering details over Ezekiel Elliott's involvement in an altercation at a Dallas bar, the latest off-field incident for the star running back.Elliott, who was already facing a potential suspension over the NFL's investigation of a year-old domestic case, was involved in a dispute Sunday night that led to a man getting punched in the nose and being taken to a hospital. Dallas police said the 30-year-old man didn't know who punched
  • Funeral for one of two Olentangy Liberty students killed in crash set for Friday

    Visitation for 17-year-old Hunter McClelland will take place from 9-11 a.m. on Friday at Lifepoint Church in Lewis Center. Her funeral will immediately follow.McClelland was a soon to be senior at Olentangy Liberty High School where she excelled in photography.She was in a car driven by her boyfriend 17-year-old Gavin D. Schlotterbeck on Monday when the car went left of center along Africa Road and crashed into a Jeep.10TV has learned the two were headed to Alum Creek to spend the day at the bea
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  • Natural gas leak causes evacuations in north Columbus

    Natural gas leak causes evacuations in north Columbus
    COLUMBUS - There is a report of a natural gas leak in north Columbus.Columbus Division of Police received the call at the intersection of North High Street and Euclid Avenue just before 3 p.m. Tuesday.According to Chief Martin with the Columbus Division of Fire, a car hit a gas meter at that intersection. Columbus Police said they are evacuating people in the area.North High Street and East 7th Avenue is currently shut down, according to police.Stay with 10TV and 10TV.com for updates.
  • Gas leak forces evacuations, road closures in north Columbus

    Officials have contained a gas leak in north Columbus by capping the line.Columbus Division of Police received a call about the leak at the intersection of North High Street and Euclid Avenue around 3 p.m.Authorities said a construction worker operating a backhoe struck a 4-to-6 inch medium pressure gas line.Businesses north of Euclid Avenue between N. High Street and Pearl Alley were evacuated.The construction site south of Euclid Avenue was also evacuated along with an apartment building on Pe
  • Press Conference: Groves Road Warehouse Dedication 7/18/17

  • No charges against Columbus SWAT officers involved in shooting death of homicide suspect

    No charges against Columbus SWAT officers involved in shooting death of homicide suspect
    A Franklin County grand jury has decided not to bring charges against three Columbus Police SWAT officers involved in the September 2016 shooting death of a homicide suspect.The shooting happened on September 30, 2016, in the 1300 block of Knollwood Drive on the city’s east side.The SWAT officers involved in the shooting were identified as Stephen Galiffo, Anthony Rogers and James Sandford.Police were investigating the shooting death of 21-year-old Damion Wade that happened in the area of
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  • Year 100 for Franklin County Fair!

    Year 100 for Franklin County Fair!
    Franklin County Fair celebrates year 100—wow! This week, July 15-22, 4-H youth members share their hardwork and showmanship amidst events, games, and family fun. Check it out! The Columbus Foundation is working to capture The Spirit of Columbus through images that showcase the determination, dedication, and commitment of people in our smart + open community. Be sure to check out columbusfoundation.org and […]
  • Air Quality Alert issued for central Ohio Wednesday

    Air Quality Alert issued for central Ohio Wednesday
    An Air Quality Alert has been issued for central Ohio on Wednesday by the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission.The alert has been issued for the Columbus Region which includes Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Knox, Madison and Licking counties.Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Weather Warnings | Live RadarThese counties are likely to experience conditions that are unhealthy for sensitive groups on the Air Quality Index scale.Wednesday, July 19 is an Air Quality Alert Day in central Ohio. Cal
  • Blacks express anger at Stonewall over Pride parade protestersa arrest

    Stonewall Columbus said they wanted to hear people's concerns about racism, transphobia and homophobia on Monday night - and, well, they got it. After a peaceful demonstration outside the event at the Northland Performing Arts Complex on the Northeast Side, more than 100 LBGTQ people of color took their complaints inside the building to show their support of the four black protesters arrested by Columbus police for blocking Stonewall's Pride Parade a month ago.
  • Case dropped vs. Cincinnati ex-cop in unarmed man's shooting

    Case dropped vs. Cincinnati ex-cop in unarmed man's shooting
    A police officer who fatally shot an unarmed motorist during a Cincinnati traffic stop won't face a third trial, a prosecutor announced Tuesday.Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said he was dropping the case against 27-year-old Ray Tensing. Two previous juries couldn't reach a unanimous agreement on murder and voluntary manslaughter charges against the former University of Cincinnati officer."I don't like it. We believe we cannot be successful at trial," Deters said.Tensing shot Sam DuBose,
  • Columbus Police searching for PNC Bank robbery suspect

    Columbus Police searching for PNC Bank robbery suspect
    Columbus Police are searching for a suspect who robbed a bank in Victorian Village.Authorities said the suspect robbed the PNC Bank located at 763 Neil Avenue Tuesday afternoon.Police described the suspect as a black male in his 50s, 5'8'' to 6' tall with long dreads hanging in his face. He was wearing a gray shirt and dark pants.No roads have been closed.Stay with 10TV and 10TV.com for updates.
  • Columbus Police arrest PNC Bank robbery suspect

    Columbus Police arrest PNC Bank robbery suspect
    COLUMBUS, Ohio - Columbus Police have arrested a suspect who robbed a bank in Victorian Village in JulyPolice said the suspect robbed the PNC Bank located at 763 Neil Avenue around 1:20 p.m. on July 18.The Columbus Division of Police SWAT team arrested Anthony Ayers, 58, on August 1.He is charged with aggravated robbery.Police said Ayers entered the bank and approached the teller before pulling out a handgun and demanding money.The teller complied and gave him an undetermined amount of money, ac
  • House budget blueprint boosts military, cuts food stamps

    House budget blueprint boosts military, cuts food stamps
    WASHINGTON — House Republicans on Tuesday unveiled a budget that proposes trillions of dollars in cuts to the social safety net and other domestic programs while sharply boosting military spending, a blueprint that elicited criticism from conservatives and moderates.The GOP plan, authored by Budget Chairman Diane Black, R-Tenn., is critical to GOP hopes to deliver on one of President Donald Trump's top priorities — a Republican-only effort to overhaul the tax code. Unclear, however,
  • Editorial: You can Support Columbus Underground by Attending Events!

    Editorial: You can Support Columbus Underground by Attending Events!
    As more and more news outlets move toward a paid subscription model, the public has less and less access to important information. The conundrum is an interesting one, as the consistent publishing of high quality news is an endeavor with fixed costs, but there’s also a mission to serve the greater good of keeping the […]
  • Dennis Hastert released from prison in Minnesota

    Dennis Hastert released from prison in Minnesota
    CHICAGO — Former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert was released from prison in Minnesota and transferred to a Chicago re-entry facility, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons.Hastert was sentenced to 15 months in prison in April 2016 in a banking violations case that revealed accusations he had sexually abused teenagers while coaching wrestling at a suburban Chicago high school.The Bureau of Prisons said in an email that Hastert left the Minnesota prison on Monday and is now "under th
  • 'Harry Potter' actor comes to aid of mugging victim in London

    'Harry Potter' actor comes to aid of mugging victim in London
    LONDON — Actor Daniel Radcliffe has come to the aid of a man who was mugged by moped-riding attackers in London.Former police officer David Videcette told the Evening Standard newspaper that two moped riders attacked a man just off the upmarket King's Road in west London, slashing him across the face and making off with a Louis Vuitton bag.He said he saw 27-year-old Radcliffe consoling the victim after the attack.A spokeswoman for Radcliffe confirmed Tuesday that the "Harry Potter" star ha
  • Trending Topics 7/18- R Kelly Sex Cult, Blundering Burglars, Winnie the Pooh Banned in China and MORE! - Mornings with Brian Phillips - CD102.5 - Columbus, OH

    HAPPY TUESDAY COLUMBUS!! Hopefully you got your coffees and protein bars or other breakfast items and are ready to start off ANOTHER SUNNY day here in the city!!! We've got lots of news for you today so stay tuned!! In case you've somehow avoided all news outlets and forms of social media in the past few days, you should first probably catch up on the scathing details in this buzzfeed article about R. Kelly's alleged "sex cult" in which he lures and convinces young female artists under the guise
  • Amid nationwide opioid crisis, Ohio family speaks out about son's recovery

    Amid nationwide opioid crisis, Ohio family speaks out about son's recovery
    MIDDLETOWN, Ohio – The opioid crisis is sweeping the U.S., leaving many areas across the country with questions as to how to end the epidemic.In Middletown, authorities have already seen more overdose calls this year than in all of 2016. CBS News correspondent Tony Dokoupil got a first-hand look at the problem overwhelming the city. During his visit, he spoke with Bill and Eileen Alley about the addiction that nearly killed their son, David. "The heroin started gettin' the better of him,"
  • Photos: Best Bites Brunch 2017

    Photos: Best Bites Brunch 2017
    The second annual Best Bites: Brunch event took place on April 20th at the Ohio History Connection, and hundreds of local brunch fans gathered to sample the best of the best from restaurants, food trucks and caterers around town. Attendees voted for their favorites, selecting Taste of Belgium as the #1 brunch in Columbus. The […]
  • Otterbein’s They’re Playing Our Song is a Charming Throwback

    Otterbein’s They’re Playing Our Song is a Charming Throwback
    Otterbein wraps up their 2017 Summer Theatre season with one of their perennial audience favorites, Neil Simon. Melissa Lusher directs a charming production of Simon’s (book) ’70s hit collaboration with Marvin Hamlisch (music) and Carole Bayer Sager (lyrics), They’re Playing Our Song. They’re Playing Our Song is a fictionalized retelling of the relationship between Hamlisch and Sayer. Vernon Gersch (Maxwell Bartel) is 
  • Cincinnati Zoo's newborn rhino named Kendi, 'the loved one'

    Cincinnati Zoo's newborn rhino named Kendi, 'the loved one'
    CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Zoo is celebrating another newborn, an eastern black rhino named Kendi, months after welcoming its now-famous young hippo, Fiona.Caretakers haven't yet determined the gender of the rhino born Monday. They didn't want to interrupt the calf's bonding with its mother, Seyia, who had a 15-month pregnancy.The zoo shared video of Kendi being born after a half-hour of labor and beginning to walk.Kendi means "the loved one" in Swahili. The name was chosen after a staff
  • Trump blasts Congress over failure of GOP health care bill

    WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump blasted congressional Democrats and "a few Republicans" Tuesday over the failure of the GOP effort to rewrite the Obama health care law, and warned, "we will return."Trump's early morning tweet unleashed a barrage of criticism at Congress over the collapse of the GOP's flagship legislative priority. For seven years, the party has pledged to repeal President Barack Obama's law."Most Republicans were loyal, terrific & worked really hard," Trump tweeted
  • 'Let Obamacare fail,' Trump says after GOP plan collapses

    WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump declared Tuesday he's going to "let Obamacare fail" after the Republicans' effort to rewrite the 2010 health care overhaul imploded in Congress. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell proposed a vote on a backup plan simply repealing the statute, but desertions by his own party seemed to ensure that would fail, too.Republican Sens. Susan Collins of Maine, Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska said they opposed McConnell's Plan B. T
  • Man dies in early morning Newark house fire

    Man dies in early morning Newark house fire
    Authorities in Newark are trying to figure out what caused a deadly house fire on Tuesday.Newark City Fire Chief Patrick Connor said the fire department responded to the home in the 600 block of King Avenue around 2:46 a.m.A man believed to be in his early 50s was found dead in a room near the back of the home, Connor said. His identity has not been released.The Newark Fire and Police departments, Licking County Fire investigators and the State of Ohio Fire Marshal's Office are investigating the
  • 3 condemned Ohio inmates ask high court to delay executions

    3 condemned Ohio inmates ask high court to delay executions
    Three condemned Ohio killers have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to delay their executions.The request to Justice Elena Kagan comes as the inmates continue to challenge the state's new lethal injection method. Kagan handles such appeals for Ohio.Attorneys for the inmates filed the request Tuesday. Among the death row prisoners is Ronald Phillips, who is scheduled to die July 26 for the 1993 rape and killing of his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter in Akron.The attorneys say they need more time to a
  • Family of slain Indiana teen hopes new sketch reignites public interest

    Family of slain Indiana teen hopes new sketch reignites public interest
    Police released a sketch of a man suspected of killing two girls while they were on a hike in Indiana in February.Officers believe the man accused of murdering Liberty German and Abigail Williams is 5-feet, 6-inches to 5-feet,10-inches tall, weighs between 180 and 220 pounds and has a goatee.Their bodies were discovered a day after they went missing.Police insist their investigation has not gone cold, but after drawing national attention and generating thousands of tips, they still don't know th
  • Judge sentences Lincoln Rutledge to life in prison for killing Columbus SWAT officer

    Judge sentences Lincoln Rutledge to life in prison for killing Columbus SWAT officer
    BREAKING UPDATE: Judge hands down life sentence for man convicted of killing a Columbus SWAT officer in 2016.Judge Mark Serrott sentenced Lincoln Rutledge to life in prison after criticizing him for "showing no remorse" in the killing of Columbus SWAT Officer Steven Smith.In addition to the life sentence for the aggravated murder conviction, the judge to sentence Rutledge to 66 years separately and consecutively on the aggravated arson and felonious assault charges.---Prosecutors said SWAT offic
  • Sinking homes force residents of Ohio city to flee

    Some residents in a northern Ohio city are being forced to leave their homes after the structures began sinking into the ground.Wadsworth officials say four condominiums and a nearby house are unsafe and notices have been posted instructing the owners to vacate. Homeowners have reported cracks in their ceilings and collapsed walls.A spokesman for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources tells WEWS-TV the cause hasn't been determined, but he believes the damage is due to an abandoned mine shaft t
  • Walmart apologizes after racial slur used in product description

    Walmart apologizes after racial slur used in product description
    NEW YORK -- Walmart is apologizing after a racial slur was used in a product description by a third-party vendor on its website.The seller used the slur in reference to a hair cap.Walmart says it has removed the listing from its website and called it a "clear violation of our policy."It said it was "appalled that this third-party seller listed their item with this description on our online marketplace."It says it is investigating the seller to find out how it happened.Walmart has been trying har
  • Authorities search for 2 men who escaped northern Ohio jail

    Authorities search for 2 men who escaped northern Ohio jail
    Authorities in northern Ohio are trying to determine how two inmates escaped from a county jail before their orange pants were found at the edge of a nearby cornfield.The Sandusky County Sheriff's Office says the two men escaped Monday afternoon from the county jail in Fremont, roughly 30 miles southeast of Toledo.A plane was used to scan the area as authorities searched on the ground Monday. WTVG-TV reports the sheriff ended those activities after authorities received information leading them t
  • 2 top ex-Vatican hospital officials in court on embezzlement charges

    2 top ex-Vatican hospital officials in court on embezzlement charges
    ROME -- Two senior ex-Catholic Church officials -- the president and treasurer of the Vatican's own prestigious pediatric hospital -- went on trial Tuesday to defend themselves against allegations that they diverted almost $500,000 in hospital donations to renovate a cardinal's retirement home.As CBS News correspondent Seth Doane reports, the scandal sounds like something right out of a crime novel; It involves one of the Catholic Church's top cardinals, the renowned Bambino Gesu children's hosp
  • School superintendent in rape case appeals unpaid leave

    School superintendent in rape case appeals unpaid leave
    An Ohio school superintendent accused of sexually assaulting a young girl is appealing his district's decision to put him on unpaid leave.Patrick O'Donnell, of Lewistown, is expected to get a public hearing with the Indian Lake Schools board in Logan County once the Ohio Department of Education provides the required referee for the proceeding.The 52-year-old O'Donnell has pleaded not guilty to charges of rape, sexual battery and gross sexual imposition of a girl younger than 13.A court affidavit
  • Woman's fatal encounter with Minneapolis cop shocks Australia

    Woman's fatal encounter with Minneapolis cop shocks Australia
    SYDNEY -- Half a world from where an Australian woman was shot dead by a Minneapolis police officer, Tuesday's front-page headline in her hometown Sydney newspaper summarized Australia's reaction in blunt terms: "AMERICAN NIGHTMARE."In Justine Damond's native country, news of the meditation teacher's baffling death has dominated the airwaves, newspapers and websites for days, feeding into Australians' long-held fears about America's notorious culture of gun violence."The country is infested with
  • Questions remain surrounding fatal Minnesota police shooting

    Questions remain surrounding fatal Minnesota police shooting
    MINNEAPOLIS — An Australian woman who called 911 to report what she believed to be an active sexual assault was shot and killed by a Minneapolis police officer in a case that has left many relatives and neighbors searching for answers.Authorities have released no details about what led to the shooting of Justine Damond, a meditation teacher and bride-to-be who was killed late Saturday by an officer who reportedly fired his weapon from the passenger seat of a squad car.There were no known w
  • Officials: Australian woman shot after cops heard loud sound

    Officials: Australian woman shot after cops heard loud sound
    MINNEAPOLIS —An Australian woman who called 911 to report a possible assault was shot and killed by a Minneapolis police officer after the officer's partner was startled by a loud sound near their squad car, the partner told investigators Tuesday.The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Justine Damond, 40, approached the driver's side window of the squad car immediately after the driver had been startled by the sound. The officer in the passenger seat, Mohamed Noor, fired his wea
  • Victory lap an emotional reunion at Ohio Statea s heart hospital

    Ken Henning stepped out of the hospital wheelchair and into the waiting arms of his former nurse, Stacey Daughenbaugh, tears welling in her eyes. Henning, who suffered a heart attack on May 9, took part Monday afternoon in the first ever "Victory Lap" at the Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital located in the Ohio State University's Wexner Medical Center.
  • Officer on motorcycle struck by car during charity ride

    Officer on motorcycle struck by car during charity ride
    SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) — Officials say an Ohio police officer is recovering at home after he was struck by a car during a charity motorcycle ride.Springfield police say the crash happened just before 4 p.m. Saturday. According to a police report, Officer Jeffery Holmes was riding his motorcycle and escorting traffic control for the charity ride when he was struck by a 90-year-old driver attempting to cross an intersection in Springfield.Holmes was transported to a hospital by helicopter fo
  • States with the highest and lowest auto repair costs

    States with the highest and lowest auto repair costs
    When that annoying "check engine" light starts glowing on your dashboard, what kind of repair bill are you facing? Actually, that depends to a large degree on where you live. Your cost will be highest if you live in Connecticut and lowest if you live in Michigan, according to new research by CarMD, which provides information about diagnosing and repairing auto problems.In Connecticut, you'll pay an average of $411 to cope with check engine problems, while the bill in Michigan will be $343. The o
  • On 1st birthday since John Glenn died, memorial plans abound

    An Ohio prosecutor is set to announce whether he will try a third time to convict a white former police officer in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man during a traffic stop.Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters is scheduled to hold a news conference Tuesday afternoon.Two juries have deadlocked on murder and voluntary manslaughter charges against 27-year-old Ray Tensing in the 2015 shooting death of 43-year-old Sam DuBose.There is intense community interest in the case, which has led to se
  • John Glenn memorial plans abound on July birth date

    COLUMBUS, Ohio — Some plans to honor John Glenn didn't fly, but that hasn't stopped the late astronaut's devotees from pushing forward with other ideas.Numerous memorials and honors were being pursued as Glenn's birth date arrived Tuesday for the first time since his death in December at age 95.They span from Glenn's childhood birthplace and first flight school, to the starry skies over Glenn's native Ohio, to the shores of New York where he touched down after setting the transcontinental
  • Child on boogie board run over by truck on beach

    A 4-year-old boy suffered serious injuries Sunday when he was run over by a pickup truck on Ormond Beach, according to Volusia County Beach Safety.The child was taken to the Halifax Medical Center after going in and out of consciousness, officials said. He was later airlifted to Arnold Palmer Hospital in Orlando.According to beach officials, a 19-year-old Sanford man was driving a Dodge Ram on the beach around 3 p.m., going between 5 and 10 mph in a traffic lane.The child was riding a wave on a
  • Girl dies after being run over by dad in boating accident

    A 12-year-old girl visiting New Hampshire with her family died Monday after getting run over by a boat.Zoe Anderson of Highland Ranch, Colorado was learning how to slalom ski on Newfound Lake in New Hampshire when she took a tumble onto the water.Her father Sherwood Anderson was driving the boat, and he turned around to go pick up his daughter.The report says that while he was going back for his daughter he was temporarily distracted by his hat blowing off of his head.Anderson quickly put the bo
  • Police: Father in custody after shooting son during argument

    Police: Father in custody after shooting son during argument
    COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A father is being questioned after police said he shot his son in the leg during an argument.It happened around 4 a.m. near Lockbourne and Koebel roads in south Columbus.Columbus police said the son was taken to Grant Medical Center by another person, and is expected to be OK.It was not immediately clear if the father is facing any charges.
  • More than 7 million pounds of Sabrett hot dogs recalled

    More than 7 million pounds of Sabrett hot dogs recalled
    NEW YORK— The maker of Sabrett hot dogs is recalling more than 7 million pounds of hot dogs because they may contain bone fragments.The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced the recall of products made by New York City-based Marathon Enterprises Inc. on Saturday.The recall affects beef and pork hot dogs and sausages produced on various dates between March 17 and July 4.The food-safety agency says the products subject to recall are stamped "EST. 8854"
  • Justice Insider: High kick leads to arrest of former Rockette Updated at

    How did the former dancer, who used to do high kicks with precision, choose to assault the officer? As you might have guessed, the 5-foot-6-inch woman kicked him in the chest, according to an arrest report. According to a police report, the 36-year-old woman was being escorted out of a Northwest Side bar, DiMarco's on Godown Road, when she "attempted to pull away from Officer Brian Sass and then spun around and kicked Officer Brian Taylor," just after 1 a.m. last Wednesday.
  • Columbus council OKs tax break for White Castle HQ project

    The Columbus City Council agreed Monday night to create a tax-increment financing district around a planned $65 million development that would include the new corporate headquarters for White Castle along with other offices and residential space. Instead of property taxes, White Castle would make service payments into a fund to pay for infrastructure in the area.
  • Venezuela opposition calls strike, Trump threatens 'actions'

    Venezuela opposition calls strike, Trump threatens 'actions'
    Venezuela's opposition called Monday for a 24-hour nationwide strike to pressure President Nicolas Maduro to drop plans to rewrite the constitution while the United States threatened "strong and swift economic actions" against his socialist administration if it ignores the will of voters in a referendum.President Donald Trump joined other world leaders in urging Maduro to heed Sunday's symbolic plebiscite in which millions of voters rejected the plan to remake Venezuela's political system, which
  • Protesters take over Stonewall Columbus community conversation

    Dozens of protesters took over a community discussion about racism and homophobia and demanded Stonewall Columbus leaders resign from their positions.
    Protesters with Black Queer and Intersectional Columbus said they won't give up until Stonewall Columbus meets their demands.
    The protest stems from an incident at the Columbus Pride Parade last month where four people were arrested.
    "Stonewall should have done more, drop the charges on the Black Pride 4," protesters chanted.
    Chanting their demand

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