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- Sep 29, 2026
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Family and friends honor fallen Columbus airman Tyler Simmons on his birthday (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Family and friends gathered Tuesday evening to honor Master Sgt. Tyler Simmons on what would have been his 29th birthday. The balloon release at the Linden War Memorial celebrated Simmons’ life and service months after he was killed in a military aircraft crash in western Iraq. Simmons, a Columbus native and Eastmoor Academy graduate, served with the 121st Air Refueling Wing at Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base. He was among six service members killed when a KC-135 Str
WE ARE LINDEN founder expands community pride initiative across Columbus (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The founder of WE ARE LINDEN is expanding his youth-focused work across Columbus, with a new initiative centered on community pride, mentoring and positive opportunities. For years, Ralph Carter and WE ARE LINDEN have worked with young people in the Linden community through mentoring, community service and other programs designed to keep kids engaged, out of trouble and away from violence. Now, Carter is taking that message citywide through the “WE ARE Mindset” initiative
Vinton County communities begin long recovery after flooding (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Vinton County communities are beginning the long process of cleaning up and assessing damage after days of heavy rain and flooding across southern Ohio. Governor Mike DeWine toured parts of Vinton County Tuesday, getting a firsthand look at damage to roads, homes, and businesses. DeWine said the full extent of the damage remains unclear, particularly when it comes to roads that are still covered by water. “It's impossible at this point, with water on them, to see what the
LifeTown Columbus unveils AI hologram that asks students to become the teacher (opens the original)
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NEW ALBANY, Ohio (WSYX) — LifeTown Columbus is putting a new spin on how students learn, using an AI hologram that asks children to teach it instead of the other way around. The program, called “Super Buddy,” was unveiled Tuesday at LifeTown’s New Albany facility, with Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine helping dedicate the new technology. Students from Whitehall City Schools demonstrated the technology during the event. Super Buddy features a life-size AI character named Mia, who appears inside a three-dime
Grandview Heights is looking for its first-ever canine mayor (opens the original)
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GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS, Ohio (WSYX) — Move over, politicians. There’s a new race in town, and this one is going to the dogs. Grandview Heights is looking for its first-ever canine mayor, giving local dog owners the chance to put their pups in the running for the honorary position. The race is a partnership between the City of Grandview Heights and The Wag, an indoor and outdoor dog park and bar. “We decided to do it as a fun thing to bring the community together,” owner of The Wag, Casey Meyer said.
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