Kevin Landers
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Columbus, OH, United States
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Lawmaker, Columbus woman push for AED requirements in Ohio
Nearly 30 states have AED mandates that certain businesses have these life saving boxes. Ohio is not one of them. → Read More
Distance between Level 1 hazmat teams in Ohio causes concern for small cities
The train in East Palestine was not considered a “high hazardous-material train,” requiring notification of local authorities. → Read More
Olde Towne East resident upset over new police policy on abandoned cars
Examples of critical impounds that police cite are damaged and disabled vehicles blocking the roadway from a traffic crash or an impound from a felony crime. → Read More
'It’s not safe, it's nasty': Residents fed up with safety issues at Wedgewood apartment complex
Columbus City Council voted Monday night to spend $44,800 to expand its ShotSpotter contract. → Read More
'It’s sad, it’s really sad': Crash victim describes interaction with charged Columbus police detective
Connie Brant, who worked in the Accident Investigation Unit, was placed on leave in October 2022 after questions were raised about the cases she worked on. → Read More
Those who live near railroad tracks concerned after latest Ohio derailment
When trains carry hazardous materials, the contents are not known to local emergency management agencies. → Read More
Intel CEO to take 25% pay cut due to downturn in technology sector
CEO Pat Gelsinger will receive a 25% cut, with the rest of the executive team receiving a 15% cut and mid-level managers receiving a 5% cut. → Read More
Groveport school board discusses adding metal detectors
The school board is considering buying either metal detector wands or walk-through metal detectors to make sure no weapons enter the school. → Read More
Columbus man who operated catalytic converter theft ring in central Ohio pleads guilty
Tommy Cox entered a guilty plea Wednesday to 15 felonies in connection with a string of catalytic converter thefts. → Read More
Backlog of cases means delay in revoking troubled Columbus strip club's liquor license
The City of Columbus voted to revoke the liquor license at the Doll House strip club due to crimes. → Read More
Southeast Ohio businesses gear up for another Joe Burrow, Bengals Super Bowl run
From Gigi's Restaurant in The Plains to Ohio is Home in downtown Athens, all of southeast Ohio is rooting for Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals. → Read More
City of Columbus, ODOT discuss staffing challenges as next winter storm nears
Columbus has told their employees they may be called to work as well. Adding to the challenge of plowing snow, ODOT says it’s still down about 15% of its drivers. → Read More
'It's nuts': Union representing postal police officers questions why they aren't patrolling streets
In the wake of a spike in mail carrier robberies, the union representing postal police officers is demanding change. → Read More
Rep. Joyce Beatty calls for postmaster general to resign in wake of mail carrier robberies
There have been six mail carrier robberies since November across central Ohio. → Read More
'The current structure is failing our kids': Lawmakers look to overhaul Ohio Department of Education
Opponents of the bill to improve test scores and reduce truancy lacks details. → Read More
‘They deliberately killed my son’: Father speaks out on son’s death outside Short North bar
The family of Gregory Coleman filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the owners of Julep and the two men accused of attacking him. → Read More
Students at Big Walnut HS walk out over proposed book ban
“Looking For Alaska” is one of more than 20 books one member of the community wants removed. → Read More
Suspect in Blendon Township shooting confessed to crime in 911 calls
Rodney Perry, 29, was charged with murder for allegedly shooting 24-year-old Amara Jones in the parking lot of the Sunbury Plaza on Tuesday. → Read More
CPH identifies 42 Columbus neighborhoods with a food imbalance
CPH said these areas are not food deserts, rather they have been identified as "locations where accessing less nutritious food may be the easiest option." → Read More
What to know about Ohio's new voting law
Gov. Mike DeWine signed a package of election law changes, including the state's first photo ID requirement. → Read More