Bennett Haeberle
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Columbus, OH, United States
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Norfolk Southern announces safety training center, additional defect defectors
The announcement comes one day before Norfolk Southern’s CEO Alan Shaw is expected to testify before Congress on his rail company’s response to the derailment. → Read More
Hazardous waste removal continues from East Palestine train derailment
At least three locations in Ohio – including one in Grafton, one in Vickery and another in East Liverpool – are accepting some of the hazardous waste. → Read More
Toxic train derailment leaves looming questions over impacts to health, environment
The rail company has promised to pay for the cleanup but residents’ concerns still largely center around long-term environmental impacts or health concerns. → Read More
Data: Norfolk Southern averages about 260 accidents per year since 2018
A separate analysis of federal railroad data by 10 Investigates showed that Norfolk Southern trains have derailed in 36 Ohio counties dating back to 2007. → Read More
Columbus City Schools to spend $3 million to install weapons detectors that report found may miss certain weapons
The detectors will be installed over the weekend with plans to go live with the system in the next two weeks. → Read More
Schools, stadiums weigh purchasing weapons detectors that 10 Investigates found may miss certain items
10 Investigates discovered the latest generation of weapons detection systems that Ohio schools and stadiums are considering can come with limitations. → Read More
Mother buys billboard space in Hilltop to call attention to son’s unsolved murder
James Johnson was fatally shot more than two years ago at a a Sunoco gas station. → Read More
10 Investigates uncovers Ohio foster children sleeping in offices
Children in Ohio’s foster care system have ended up sleeping – and sometimes living – in county office buildings when foster placements cannot be found. → Read More
Spill of 150,000 gallons of waste materials leads Ohio AG Yost to seek injunction against farm operators
The operation on the farm has been cited repeatedly with notices of violation from the Ohio EPA. → Read More
Newly released Cedar Point records reveal more complaints of sexual assaults involving employees
Newly-obtained records detail how Cedar Point’s own police department initially investigated a number of sexual assaults or rapes involving its employees. → Read More
City of Whitehall sends out 37,000 notification letters after ransomware attack
City administrator Zach Woodruff said the city did not pay the ransom and was able to retrieve the files that were compromised. → Read More
Proud Boys vow to return if story-time event with drag performers is rescheduled
The Southern Poverty Law Center's website says Proud Boys in recent months have made a habit of attending LGBTQ events. → Read More
Netcare’s 24-hour crisis center to close Friday; those in need steered to other providers
Staffing challenges prompted the closure, according to Netcare’s CEO and medical director, Dr. Brian Stroh. → Read More
Ohio sends children to out-of-state treatment facilities with histories of alleged abuse
Records show there have been repeated and recurring issues with assaults, alleged sexual abuse and children running away at many of these facilities. → Read More
Additional settlements reached 'in principle' in 10 wrongful death lawsuits against Husel, Mount Carmel
Husel was acquitted of murder after prosecutors alleged that he overprescribed doses of fentanyl and other drugs to the critically ill patients under his care. → Read More
Republicans maintain control of Ohio Supreme Court
The race was expensive and drew lots of attention due to key issues that could be taken up by the state’s high court. → Read More
DYS acknowledges error, says corrections officer was assaulted at youth prison
The Department of Youth Services is walking back information about an incident that happened at the Circleville youth prison this past weekend. → Read More
OSHP investigating after prisoner death; body camera footage chronicles moments before inmate collapses
Newly-released body camera footage provides additional context – while at the same time - raises additional questions about the death of an inmate in Ohio. → Read More
Union calls for policy change after teens livestream standoff inside youth prison
Figures provided by the state show there are currently employee vacancies at all three DYS facilities, which house teens who have been convicted of crimes. → Read More
Husel’s civil attorney wants deposition sealed; records show prosecutors were weighing another criminal case
His attorney argued if the details of what he told patients’ attorneys were made public, it would cause Husel embarrassment and potentially prejudice a jury. → Read More