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Columbus man accused of firing gun while driving car, barely missing sleeping child (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A 30-year-old Columbus man is being held in the Franklin County jail on a $2.5 million bond after police said he drove erratically through Perry Township and fired gunshots from his truck in what investigators described as a random shooting. Matthew Ball did not speak in court as he faced allegations, he shot at homes and cars Sept. 14 driving through Worthington Hills. Neighbors called 911 about the reported gunfire and after Ball allegedly crashed his vehicle in a condo
KKK-linked hate flyers scattered overnight in Clintonville, Worthington neighborhoods (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Flyers claiming to be from the Ku Klux Klan were scattered overnight in parts of Clintonville and Worthington, in neighborhoods and near schools, alarming residents and prompting community leaders to denounce what they described as hateful propaganda. Simon Buehrer said he found hate-filled flyers and cards Tuesday morning in his Clintonville neighborhood. The materials claim to be from “The Trinity White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan,” an Ohio-based group described by the
Months after I-71 crash killed family, grieving relatives staying away from trial (opens the original)
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Lynnea Soposki, her husband, Luke Soposki, and their 1-year-old son, Logan Soposki (Photo credit: Anton Marandi) COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Nearly six months after a fiery crash on Interstate 71 near the Tanger Outlets in Delaware County killed his sister, her husband and their young son, Jesse Mallen said he is still struggling to accept the loss as the truck driver accused of causing the wreck stands trial. “We are still very much in the process of grieving,” Mallen said. “It's still very fresh,
Police agencies work together to locate missing 94-year-old man found safe near airport (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A 94-year-old Columbus man is staying close to home after police found him hours after his family reported him missing Thursday night after leaving his North Columbus neighborhood. Theodore Alexander had driven off to do errands but did not return home, prompting his family to report him missing. Alexander said he became disoriented while trying to get back. “I was on my way back home, and I just got turned around in circles trying to get back home,” Alexander said. Polic
Short North business owner seeks more security after vandals destroy sign for third time (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A Short North business owner is asking for more security after vandals tore down and shattered his storefront sign over the weekend, marking the third time his business has been victimized in two years. The welcome sign at Sun Studio Tan on North High Street is now gone. Owner Joey Anthony said he cannot afford to make the repairs. “It’s unfortunate there won’t be a sign out there anytime soon," he said. "I can’t afford to replace it right now. “Stop it, grow up, I guess.
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