Matt Edwards
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Columbus, OH, United States
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Two-year-old boy likely to die after alleged beating by mother's boyfriend
A Whitehall man is facing felonious assault charges after police say he became frustrated with a two-year-old and beat the child. → Read More
Lewis Center man running in Boston Marathon raises more than $16,000 for charity
This year will mark the third time Lewis Center resident Jason Homorody has ran the Boston Marathon, but this time, he's already won a battle before he hits the streets of Beantown for the iconic race. → Read More
University of *ichigan seniors hope for win against Buckeyes
For many undergraduate students at the University of Michigan, Saturday will be their last chance to see the Wolverines defeat their rivals from Columbus → Read More
Fans gearing up for Ohio State-TTUN game
The day before college football’s biggest rivals square off in Ann Arbor, the weather was sunny and cool but the animosity brewing was anything else. → Read More
Recovering addicts celebrate progress, remember lost loved ones at Rally to Recovery
As thousands around Ohio continue to struggle with addiction, the addicts winning their battles continue to encourage each other in hopes of inspiring others. → Read More
Alleged Golsby victim urges Ohioans to back Reagan Tokes Act
On January 27th, 2017, Phynesia Edwards says no one else seemed to be around at approximately 5:45 a.m. when she arrived to her job near Nationwide Children’s Hospital. → Read More
Murdered Ohio State student’s father calls for change in police protocol
After his daughter’s body was found in her new apartment early Sunday morning, Ohio State student Heather Campbell’s father wants answers regarding what happened the night before when p… → Read More
Maria hits close to home for many in Central Ohio
As Hurricane Maria pounded Puerto Rico Wednesday, those with loved ones on the island anxiously waited for the next phone call. → Read More
Outgoing Franklin County inmates to get help parting with addiction
Beginning October 1, 2017, Franklin County Jail inmates battling addiction will be offered Vivitrol when they’re released in an effort to help them overcome a reliance on drugs and lead a life with… → Read More
After serving in Texas, Ohio Task Force One ready to deploy after Irma
Columbus firefighter Craig Mignogno might be as well-equipped of a person you can find in Central Ohio to handle the aftermath of a natural disaster. → Read More
Hocking College offers to be testing lab for Ohio medical marijuana
Ohio may be one step closer to legalized medical marijuana after a technical school in Hocking County stepped up to serve as a lab testing site for pot grown in the Buckeye State. → Read More
Olentangy Liberty investigating after racial threat left on school bathroom wall
Olentangy Liberty High School officials say they are investigating offensive graffiti that was left on one of the school’s bathroom walls earlier this week. → Read More
Ohio State students cherish first Buckeye football game day
For Ohio State students, Thursday classes seemed a little longer as they waited for a rare football opener on a weeknight. → Read More
Central Ohio Red Cross sending team of volunteers to path of Hurricane Harvey
Central Ohio's Red Cross is among those sending help to Texas as the state prepares for Hurricane Harvey. → Read More
Reynoldsburg police trying to identify ‘car surfer’ caught on camera
Cell phone video of a young male sitting on top of an SUV as it sped through a residential area in Reynoldsburg has caught the attention of many — including Reynoldsburg Police. → Read More
Local military graves unmarked, in need of renovation
When Navy veteran Tom Johnson moved to Columbus last summer, he couldn’t help but notice a cemetery along Frank Road in Franklin Township was in need of some upkeep. → Read More
North Linden man leads by example to restore neighborhood
A man who’s spent the last decade taking care of the his North Linden neighborhood property says he’s tired of landlords letting vacant properties sit and go to waste → Read More
Columbus City Schools superintendent Dan Good announces he is retiring in December
Columbus City Schools Superintendent Dan Good and the Columbus Board of Education said they are set to make a major announcement “about the future of the District” Thursday. → Read More
Licking Heights continues to face overcrowding issues
Despite recently passing a levy that will allow new schools to be built, the Licking Heights School District is still concerned about an overcrowding issue in its schools. → Read More
Driver could face several charges for hitting jogger who was on fundraising run
Police are investigating a suspected hit-and-run in Madison County involving a 53-year-old professor from the United Arab Emirates who was running from Los Angeles to New York City in an effort to … → Read More