Lindsey Mills
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Columbus, OH, United States
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Recent articles by Lindsey:
Columbus child care provider hopes new state grant can help with sustainability
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services announced a $150 million grant for child care providers to manage increased operating costs and hire qualified workers → Read More
3 big questions infectious disease experts have about omicron variant
While there’s a lot that’s unknown about the new COVID-19 variant, experts said now is the time to get vaccinated because it’s the best protection. → Read More
‘They know what you’re saying’: Horses help Knox County kids find their voice, purpose
After being paused during the pandemic, PELIA is back up and running. → Read More
First of its kind recycling machine takes bulky Styrofoam off your hands
Heading into the holidays there’s a new way to recycle bulky Styrofoam from big packaged purchases. → Read More
Yes, home heating prices will increase by more than 50% for some this winter
A viewer asks how this is possible if regulators have to approve rate hikes. → Read More
‘I’ve looked everywhere’: Ohio mother struggles to find rental that accepts HUD vouchers
A housing assistance voucher could be life-changing, but for many families, there’s nowhere to use it. → Read More
Health leaders concerned about decline in measles vaccination rate for kids
According to the CDC and WHO, 22 million infants missed this vaccine last year. → Read More
Columbus lawyer says client killed in Target shooting was kind and compassionate
10TV is learning more about the 21-year-old killed outside Target near Easton Monday. → Read More
Missionary travels thousands of miles to get vaccinated in Columbus
Imagine having a hard time accessing a COVID-19 vaccine or even a test. For one missionary in the Democratic Republic of Congo, that was her reality, until now. → Read More
‘His smile lit up a room’: Coach, teammate remember 16-year-old killed in northeast Columbus shooting
Police say Rycheous McKinney was killed in a shooting Thursday night. Police are still looking for the suspects. → Read More
Pfizer vaccine for kids age 5-11 in Ohio: How soon you can sign up your child and where
U.S. health officials on Tuesday gave the final signoff to Pfizer’s kid-size COVID-19 shot, a major expansion of the nation’s vaccination campaign. → Read More
'Prepare for the worst': Travel experts warn passengers need to plan ahead this holiday season
Staffing shortages and weather are being blamed for major airline cancellations over the weekend. → Read More
Yes, landowners could get paid to burn land
While the answer is yes, experts say conditions have to be just right in order to make it safe. → Read More
‘Very effective’: Ohio doctor overseeing vaccine trials shares insight into Pfizer’s vaccine for kids
Dr. Robert Frenck oversees Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine trials at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, including those involving children ages 5 to 11. → Read More
Ohio health leaders prepare for vaccine rollout for ages 5 to 11
The Ohio Department of Health is working with doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and schools across the state in preparation of the rollout of a COVID vaccine for kids. → Read More
'All of this is going to be gone': Residents worried about pipeline approved for Delaware, Union counties
The company says its needed to meet the demands for the growing region. Some have concerns about the environment and their property value. → Read More
‘We want them to come home safely’: Haitian members of Columbus community react to abduction of Ohio group
There's been a spike in gang-related kidnappings in Haiti following years of political unrest. → Read More
Delaware teen earns nickname ‘duck dad’ after taking care of 4 ducks
Jacob Stewart took care of four ducklings after their mother died. He released them to a pond where they wait for him to visit every day. → Read More
Columbus police investigating back-to-back car thefts they say targeted delivery drivers
On Wednesday night, police say in two incidents drivers left their cars to drop off food. When they returned their cars were gone. → Read More
Yes, some driver exam stations are temporarily closed
According to the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles, the typical wait time to schedule an exam is about three weeks. → Read More