Morning Beat: Columbus

We explore Keziah Lewis's inspiring recovery from a devastating Ohio State Fair ride accident and her $20M judgment. Plus, a heartwarming story of a 1-year-old's successful heart transplant and a bizarre pet store break-in. Tune in for these captivating stories and more.

Mayor Ginther addresses safety concerns in Short North following controversial bodycam footage. A survivor of the Fire Ball ride accident receives a $20 million judgment. Plus, a former Columbus Zoo executive pleads guilty to theft and forgery charges.

In this episode, we dive into the preparations for the annual Red, White & BOOM! event, explore concerns over East Broad Street's expansion, and celebrate a new eco-friendly insecticide. Join us for the latest updates and community insights.

Get ready for an explosive Fourth of July as Columbus gears up for the 42nd annual Red, White & BOOM! fireworks display. Despite weather concerns, organizers are optimistic about a memorable night. Plus, we dive into gas price trends and the best times to fill up before hitting the road.

Today, we bid adieu to Paul's Fifth Avenue, a cherished Columbus eatery closing after nearly 60 years. We also delve into the efforts of a local non-profit raising overdose prevention awareness. Plus, a tragic discovery in a Columbus attic leaves a family demanding answers.

In this episode, we dissect the fiery presidential debate between Biden and Trump, highlighting key moments and concerns. We also cover Columbus' latest safety measures following a recent shooting and the release of bodycam footage showing a tense police encounter. Plus, brace yourselves for potential severe weather this weekend.

Columbus City Schools face potential closures, sparking safety concerns from parents. Juvenile crime rates rise, prompting discussions on accountability and prevention. Mayor Ginther proposes a record-breaking $1.99 billion budget to address safety and housing.

Today, we dive into a shocking mistaken release of a murder suspect due to a typographical error, and a thrilling tale of a thrift store find with ancient roots. Plus, we discuss the latest updates on local crime incidents and a nationwide coffee recall. Stay tuned for more!

Today we mourn Kiara Nelson, a young woman with a heart full of love, tragically lost in a Dublin shooting. We also delve into the NTSB's findings on the East Palestine train derailment and the ongoing fight against submetering at Northtowne Apartments. Tune in for these stories and more.

In this episode, we delve into the recent Short North shooting that left ten injured and the community's call to action. Mayor Ginther and other city leaders stress the importance of community involvement in curbing violence. Plus, hear from local residents and business owners about their concerns and solutions.