Local News

• Vandals destroy priceless children’s playground in north Columbus
• Police seize guns and over $335,000 in cash after southeast Columbus search warrants
• Crime Stoppers offers up to a $1,000 reward after string of Newark thefts from vehicles

• Flight delays and more: How a federal government shutdown might affect you
• Dayton man convicted of 2021 Columbus murder
• Fur Baby Friday: Meet Chloe and her goofy smile
• Police: 2 juveniles struck by gunfire on E. 17th Ave.

Nation & World

• 'Aviation mishap' involving military helicopter ends with downed powerlines, brushfire
• Lawmakers file measures to keep Border Patrol, military personnel paid during potential shutdown
• Report alleging abuse led missing mom of 3 to take the kids and hide, she says from secret location

• What to know as fall vaccinations against COVID, flu and RSV get underway
• 'This is historic,' New York mayor says as streets, subways and homes remain flooded with rain
• Accused murderer, rapist appears in court, state says he admitted beating Baltimore tech CEO
• Traffic stop turns up a lot of pot: 60 lbs. worth $90,000, deputies say

Sports

• Sammy Sasso appears at OSU wrestling practice facility after over month after shooting
• OSU adds new non-conference opponents to future football schedules
• 8-year-old leukemia survivor to ignite Columbus Crew match against Philadelphia on his birthday

6 On Your Side

• Mid-Ohio Food Collective: More than just food, a resource for family solutions
• AARP warns of a new real estate scam that's already targeted hundreds of Ohio homeowners
• Mid-Ohio Food Collective teams up with 'My Project USA' to tackle 40% surge in hunger needs

Scoring Our Schools

• CCS security team looking for solutions after 8th gun found in school since September
• Year after schools closed, some districts see drop in enrollment, grades and grad rates
• Hilliard, Dublin City Schools transition to all-in learning; receiving mixed reviews