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Barack Community Center, south side recovery continues after August tornado (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Nearly two months after an August tornado tore through Columbus' South Side, residents are still repairing their homes and cleaning up storm damage as the city works to rebuild damaged public facilities. On E. Hinman Avenue, Kenneth Carter remembers sitting on his front porch when the storm hit. The tornado damaged his home, blowing out windows and sending portions of roofs from nearby buildings into his backyard. “You can see what Mother Nature did,” Carter said while wa
Ohio lawmakers debate gas tax holiday as Democrats question timing, oil price impact (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A proposal to temporarily suspend Ohio’s gas tax drew pointed questions from state lawmakers during a meeting among state leaders Tuesday, with some raising concerns about timing, effectiveness and whether consumers would actually see savings at the pump. Senate Bill 475, sponsored by Republican state Sens. Michele Reynolds and Jane Timken, would reduce Ohio’s state motor fuel tax to 0.01 cent per gallon for 93 days. The current state tax is 38.5 cents per gallon on gasol
Issue 8 vs. Issue 9: what Columbus voters need to know before Election Day (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Columbus voters are set to make an important decision on how their city council members are elected as two competing charter amendments appear on the November ballot. With less than 40 days until Election Night on Nov. 3, the debate centers on Issue 8, known as the 'Our City, Our Say' amendment, and Issue 9, introduced by city council. These two issues could reshape how residents choose their representatives and expand the size of the council. Issue 8 seeks to establish d
Whitehall council member Gerald Dixon returns after charges dropped (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A council member returned to chambers for the first time after prosecutors announced they will not pursue criminal charges stemming from last year’s arrest. Gerald Dixon walked into the Whitehall council chambers after the Franklin County Prosecutor’s Office said it will not move forward with charges against him due to evidentiary issues. Dixon was arrested outside his home in December 2025 and accused of sex crimes against minors. About two weeks after Dixon’s arrest, a
'Made me lose faith in renting': Quarry residents say months of problems pushed them out (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Complaints over persistent maintenance problems at a west side Columbus apartment complex continue to mount, as renters say they have reached their breaking point. The Quarry Luxury Apartments has been the subject of ongoing coverage by ABC 6 On Your Side since late June after residents began reaching out about issues ranging from broken air conditioning to mold, leaks and faulty appliances. The City Attorney's Office confirmed it is now contacting its Property Action Tea
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