Morning Beat: Columbus

This week, we delve into the devastating Krumm Park shooting, a heroic but tragic rescue attempt at a hotel pool, and the unexpected tornado in Muskingum County. Amidst the sorrow, we also bring you a heartwarming story of a family reunited with their cat after 12 years. Plus, Portugal's groundbreaking rewilding project with bison.

In this episode, we delve into the heartbreaking loss of a Dublin Jerome student in a high-speed crash and Ohio's struggle with robocalls. We also explore Melinda Gates' $1 billion pledge to women's rights and a rare stegosaurus fossil discovery. Stay tuned for local weather updates.

Columbus firefighters are set to receive an 18% pay raise over the next three years, sparking debates on city spending. Meanwhile, Ohio faces a surge in robocall complaints, ranking second in the nation. In good news, Canada's first free grocery store opens in Saskatchewan, revolutionizing food security.

In today's episode, we delve into the tragic stories of two young lives cut short by gun violence in Columbus. We also explore a major development in the Jason Meade case and celebrate a groundbreaking scientific discovery. Join us as we navigate these compelling narratives and seek answers.

A former Columbus probationary officer faces consequences after a DUI arrest while Governor DeWine ensures Biden's spot on Ohio's ballot. Plus, a tragic shooting in Akron leaves a community searching for answers. Tune in for the latest updates and insights.

In this episode, we cover the tragic hit-and-run in Clintonville, ongoing safety measures in South Columbus, and the arrest of a man for child abuse material. We also discuss the looming school closures and their impact on Columbus City Schools. Plus, a heartwarming story of police officers making a special birthday unforgettable.

A tragic accident claims a life on I-270, while Columbus ramps up efforts to curb reckless ATV and dirt bike activity downtown. Meanwhile, the fate of Galloway Village Apartments hangs in the balance as squatting and theft persist. Plus, Ohio schools prepare for new cellphone policies.

President Biden's nomination process goes virtual to meet Ohio's ballot deadline, while Hilliard City Council sees a resignation amid controversy. Plus, a tragic shooting in South Columbus and a social worker's shocking misconduct. Stay tuned for more.

Today's episode covers a shooting on the southwest side, a spree of vehicle vandalism in Short North, and new security measures at local Kroger stores. We also dive into a Columbus gun shop's role in preventing a felon from purchasing a firearm. Plus, a promising Alzheimer's treatment discovered in an amino acid.

In this episode, we delve into the recent fatal shootings at Columbus hookah lounges and hear from Mothers of Murdered Columbus Children. We also discuss new security measures at local Kroger stores and the impact of Memorial Day closures. Plus, discover how many 'extraordinary days' the average American enjoys each year.