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OSU doctor: Pope's cancer likely found early enough for good prognosis
COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WCMH ) – The Vatican announced on Tuesday that Pope Leo had a procedure to remove cancer from his lung. Doctors removed the lower lobe from Leo's right lung, saying it was a successful surgery and that he remains under care of doctors. Leo was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma, the most common type of lung cancer. According to Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Director of Thoracic Surgery Dr. Robert Merritt, it's likely the pope's cancer was caught in its earliest stage.
OSU doctor: Pope’s cancer likely found early enough for good prognosis
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The Vatican announced on Tuesday that Pope Leo had a procedure to remove cancer from his lung. Doctors removed the lower lobe from Leo’s right lung, saying it was a successful surgery and that he remains under care of doctors. Leo was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma, the most common type of lung cancer. According to Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Director of Thoracic Surgery Dr. Robert Merritt, it’s likely the pope’s cancer was caught in its earliest stage.
OSU doctor: Pope’s cancer likely found early enough for good prognosis
This is a modal window. This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The Vatican announced on Tuesday that Pope Leo had a procedure to remove cancer from his lung. Doctors removed the lower lobe from Leo’s right lung, saying it was a successful surgery and that he remains under care of doctors.
ODOT working to bring roundabout awareness
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – National Roundabout Week began Monday and runs through the rest of the week. Yes, there is a week dedicated to roundabout awareness and the celebration of the traffic pattern loved by some and hated by many. Ohio Department of Transportation spokesperson Matt Bruning has studied the impact of roundabouts and the safety a roundabout provides. “When you look at a traditional intersection, there are 32 conflict points,” he said.
ODOT working to bring roundabout awareness
ODOT working to bring roundabout awareness Thu, September 24, 2026 at 10:08 PM EDT COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) - National Roundabout Week began Monday and runs through the rest of the week. Yes, there is a week dedicated to roundabout awareness and the celebration of the traffic pattern loved by some and hated by many. Ohio Department of Transportation spokesperson Matt Bruning has studied the impact of roundabouts and the safety a roundabout provides.
ODOT working to bring roundabout awareness
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) - National Roundabout Week began Monday and runs through the rest of the week. Yes, there is a week dedicated to roundabout awareness and the celebration of the traffic pattern loved by some and hated by many. Ohio Department of Transportation spokesperson Matt Bruning has studied the impact of roundabouts and the safety a roundabout provides. "When you look at a traditional intersection, there are 32 conflict points,” he said.
Reynoldsburg teachers want answers after missed paychecks
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio ( WCMH ) – Some teachers in Reynoldsburg said they were expecting paychecks on Friday, but never received them; others said they got paid, but then the money was removed from their accounts. A Reynoldsburg City School District spokesperson said the problem was with a third-party payroll company and that the problem has been resolved, but that's not what some teachers said at Tuesday's school board meeting.
Following Texas loss, Ohio State fan spends day of ‘punishment’ in McDonald’s Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – College football fans can be crazy. Weird bets and fantasy football punishments have become the norm in 2026 for sports fans, but one Ohio State Buckeyes fan is taking the punishment game to a different level. “It’s the third year in a row that I’ve done it. I work at Barstool Sports, so we’re a content creation company,” Tate Moore, more commonly known by his online persona Ohio’s Tate, said. “I feel very confident, my Buckeyes, every single year.
Following Texas loss, Ohio State fan spends day of ‘punishment’ in McDonald’s
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) - College football fans can be crazy. Weird bets and fantasy football punishments have become the norm in 2026 for sports fans, but one Ohio State Buckeyes fan is taking the punishment game to a different level. "It's the third year in a row that I've done it. I work at Barstool Sports, so we're a content creation company,” Tate Moore, more commonly known by his online persona Ohio's Tate, said. “I feel very confident, my Buckeyes, every single year.
Reynoldsburg teachers want answers after missed paychecks
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio (WCMH) – Some teachers in Reynoldsburg said they were expecting paychecks on Friday, but never received them; others said they got paid, but then the money was removed from their accounts. A Reynoldsburg City School District spokesperson said the problem was with a third-party payroll company and that the problem has bee resolved, but that’s not what some teachers said at Tuesday’s school board meeting.
Reynoldsburg teachers want answers after missed paychecks
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio (WCMH) – Some teachers in Reynoldsburg said they were expecting paychecks on Friday, but never received them; others said they got paid, but then the money was removed from their accounts. A Reynoldsburg City School District spokesperson said the problem was with a third-party payroll company and that the problem has been resolved, but that’s not what some teachers said at Tuesday’s school board meeting.
Reynoldsburg teachers want answers after missed paychecks
Reynoldsburg teachers want answers after missed paychecks Tue, September 15, 2026 at 11:25 PM EDT REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio (WCMH) – Some teachers in Reynoldsburg said they were expecting paychecks on Friday, but never received them; others said they got paid, but then the money was removed from their accounts.
Family relieved after suspect arrested in Columbus man’s 2024 shooting death
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The man accused of shooting and killing 25-year-old Jacob Coons after a fight over a game of pool was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals on Monday. Duron Thomas was a wanted fugitive for the past year and a half after the July 28, 2024, shooting. He was arrested Monday at a home in Toledo. The family of the victim waited a long year and a half for that day.
Family relieved after suspect arrested in Columbus man’s 2024 shooting death
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The man accused of shooting and killing 25-year-old Jacob Coons after a fight over a game of pool was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals on Monday. Duron Thomas was a wanted fugitive for the past year and a half after the July 28, 2024, shooting. He was arrested Monday at a home in Toledo. The family of the victim waited a long year and a half for that day.
Footage shows deadly deputy-involved shooting in Pickaway County Original
ASHVILLE, Ohio (WCMH) – Body camera footage of a deadly shooting involving two Pickaway County Sheriff’s deputies last month shows what led up to the incident. The deputies were the first officers to arrive at the scene at a mobile home park in Ashville south of Rickenbacker International Airport on Jan. 20. At the scene, officers found a young man standing on the porch outside of a mobile home with a cellphone in one hand and a gun in the other.
Inside Columbus’ budget: How the city spends inspection, parking revenue Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The annual 2026 operating budget for the City of Columbus totals $1.26 billion, with just over 14% of that going to the Department of Public Service and Transportation. This is the part of the budget that covers trash collection, parking services, infrastructure management, design, construction, and traffic issues for the city.
‘Shallow subsidy pilot program’ proves positive for seniors struggling to pay rent Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A team of researchers at The Ohio State University and the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (COAAA) are reporting positive results from a study into helping seniors with housing needs. The ‘Shallow Subsidy Pilot Program’ started in 2024 and wrapped up 12 months later. “Our main goals are to help individuals age or navigate disabilities or caregiving in the way that they choose. Housing has become something that is really top of mind in our work.
After arrest on alleged sex crimes, Whitehall, Ohio councilman sworn in Original
WHITEHALL, Ohio (WCMH) — A Whitehall City councilmember, one day after being arrested on allegations of child sexual misconduct, was sworn into office at a council meeting Tuesday amid calls for his resignation. Within 24 hours, Whitehall City Councilman Gerald Dixon was arrested on felony charges of gross sexual imposition and compelling prostitution, spent the night in prison, was released on his own recognizance, and was sworn in for winning re-election in November.
Former Columbus resident in Israel talks about life after war
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The conflict between Hamas and Israel has cooled off after over two years of intense fighting. Jack Chomsky is a former Columbus resident who called Central Ohio home for about 40 years. He now resides in Tel Aviv, Israel a city of almost half a million people. NBC4’s Kyle Beachy first talked to Chomsky and his wife, Susan, just days after the October 7, 2023 attacks. A lot changed that day for life in Israel, and life in Gaza.
Former Columbus resident in Israel talks about life after war
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The conflict between Hamas and Israel has cooled off after over two years of intense fighting. Jack Chomsky is a former Columbus resident who called Central Ohio home for about 40 years. He now resides in Tel Aviv, Israel a city of almost half a million people. NBC4’s Kyle Beachy first talked to Chomsky and his wife, Susan, just days after the October 7, 2023 attacks. A lot changed that day for life in Israel, and life in Gaza.
Former Columbus resident in Israel talks about life after war
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The conflict between Hamas and Israel has cooled off after over two years of intense fighting. Jack Chomsky is a former Columbus resident who called Central Ohio home for about 40 years. He now resides in Tel Aviv, Israel a city of almost half a million people. NBC4’s Kyle Beachy first talked to Chomsky and his wife, Susan, just days after the October 7, 2023 attacks. A lot changed that day for life in Israel, and life in Gaza.
AI predicts an OSU vs. Michigan outcome
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The Game is only a few short days away. Vegas sportsbooks are once again favoring the Buckeyes this year, even after the team failed to win as 20-point favorites in 2024. Current betting lines have Ohio State as a 9.5-11.5 point favorite over Michigan on the road. ESPN’s matchup predictor favors the Buckeyes with a 78.2% chance to win The Game. But what does Artificial Intelligence know? Last year the Buckeyes tallied only 10 points in a home loss to the Wolverines.
AI predicts an OSU vs. Michigan outcome
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The Game is only a few short days away. Vegas sportsbooks are once again favoring the Buckeyes this year, even after the team failed to win as 20-point favorites in 2024. Current betting lines have Ohio State as a 9.5-11.5 point favorite over Michigan on the road. ESPN’s matchup predictor favors the Buckeyes with a 78.2% chance to win The Game. But what does Artificial Intelligence know? Last year the Buckeyes tallied only 10 points in a home loss to the Wolverines.
Columbus increases police presence at city’s shopping areas Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The City of Columbus and Columbus Division of Police are partnering for holiday crime enforcement at popular shopping destinations. “It’s a great way for us to, to show off our city, show off our community, but also continue to grow our city,” Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said. “I know a lot of people come to visit Columbus, fall in love with the place.
Youth golf team birdies for a good cause at national championship Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Coach Chris Yoder of Team Ohio’s PGA Junior League team is well aware that the National Championship tournament in Frisco, Texas, is coming up very soon. “Every morning at 7 a.m., my phone’s buzzing — 21 days, 20 days, 19, so they’ve had a countdown going for 30-plus days here, and they’re pumped,” he said of the team made up of 10 to 13-year-old Ohio golfers.
AEP Ohio responds to opposition of rate increase Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – AEP Ohio has responded to a grassroots effort to encourage Central Ohioans to speak out against a proposed rate increase. Columbus StandUp launched ‘Lights Out on AEP’ Monday this week in opposition of the base rate increase of 2.14% AEP Ohio has applied for. The energy giant responded to a request for comment but did not provide a representative for an interview.
Grassroots effort to stop AEP rate hikes begins Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Electric bills may be increasing again in 2026 for AEP Ohio customers. The company filed an application for a base rate increase in late May of this year and now, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hold two public hearings in Columbus to hear testimony from AEP customers. Columbus StandUp launched a campaign Monday to get more residents involved in the process.
City of Columbus launches pop-up food and resource events
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The City of Columbus launched a SNAP Response Plan to aid residents who have not received Federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for the month of November. Part of the plan is four ‘pop-up’ food and resource events. The first was held at Glenwood Community Center Thursday afternoon. Dr. Mysheika Roberts, Health Commissioner of Columbus Public Health, said the SNAP benefits are integral for members of their community.
City of Columbus launches pop-up food and resource events
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The City of Columbus launched a SNAP Response Plan to aid residents who have not received Federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for the month of November. Part of the plan is four ‘pop-up’ food and resource events. The first was held at Glenwood Community Center Thursday afternoon. Dr. Mysheika Roberts, Health Commissioner of Columbus Public Health, said the SNAP benefits are integral for members of their community.
Parents seek to close gap in Ohio law, get answers in son's suicide
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Parents seek to close gap in Ohio law, get answers in son's suicide
Content note: The following article discusses topics of bullying and suicide. If you or a loved one are experiencing suicidal thoughts, call or text 988 for help. UPPER ARLINGTON, Ohio (WCMH) — The parents of a 14-year-old who died by suicide are seeking answers and to change how Ohio schools handle bullying. “The bullying statute only mandates the schools internally report pursuant to their bullying policies,” Brad Koffel, attorney for the Edell family, said.
Upper Arlington parents seek to close gap in Ohio law, get answers in son’s suicide
Content note: The following article discusses topics of bullying and suicide. If you or a loved one are experiencing suicidal thoughts, call or text 988 for help. UPPER ARLINGTON, Ohio (WCMH) — The parents of a 14-year-old who died by suicide are seeking answers and to change how Ohio schools handle bullying. “The bullying statute only mandates the schools internally report pursuant to their bullying policies,” Brad Koffel, attorney for the Edell family, said.
Central Ohio senior living facilities sale allows LSS to focus on new goals Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Lutheran Social Services has been providing resources and programs for Central Ohioans for over a century. The number of services they provide is being reduced with the sale of three senior living facilities. LSS Kensington Place in Columbus, LSS Lutheran Village in Ashland and LSS The Good Shepherd in Ashland will all be sold to Medical Facilities of America, said President and CEO of Lutheran Social Services Rachel Lustig.
Hundreds gather to honor 'Goosebumps' author in Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Author R.L. Stine has been making children laugh and cry with his spooky and often funny children’s books for the last 33 years. The Columbus-area native was back in his hometown Thursday, met by a crowd and a special honor. The Leveque Tower looked like it was dripping with green slime, and Columbus City Hall was also bathed in green light in honor of Stine, back in his hometown to unveil the scariest street that now bears his name. “Everything’s a surprise to me,” he said.
Hundreds gather to honor 'Goosebumps' author in Columbus
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Hundreds gather to honor 'Goosebumps' author in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Author R.L. Stine has been making children laugh and cry with his spooky and often funny children’s books for the last 33 years. The Columbus-area native was back in his hometown Thursday, met by a crowd and a special honor. The Leveque Tower looked like it was dripping with green slime, and Columbus City Hall was also bathed in green light in honor of Stine, back in his hometown to unveil the scariest street that now bears his name. “Everything’s a surprise to me,” he said.
Hundreds gather to honor ‘Goosebumps’ author in Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Author R.L. Stine has been making children laugh and cry with his spooky and often funny children’s books for the last 33 years. The Columbus-area native was back in his hometown Thursday, met by a crowd and a special honor. The Leveque Tower looked like it was dripping with green slime, and Columbus City Hall was also bathed in green light in honor of Stine, back in his hometown to unveil the scariest street that now bears his name.
Hundreds gather to honor ‘Goosebumps’ author in Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Author R.L. Stine has been making children laugh and cry with his spooky and often funny children’s books for the last 33 years. The Columbus-area native was back in his hometown Thursday, met by a crowd and a special honor. The Leveque Tower looked like it was dripping with green slime, and Columbus City Hall was also bathed in green light in honor of Stine, back in his hometown to unveil the scariest street that now bears his name. “Everything’s a surprise to me,” he said.
Otterbein vs. Capital, a rivalry started by racing canoes Original
BEXLEY, Ohio (WCMH) – Otterbein University and Capital University continue their historic rivalry on the gridiron Saturday. The two schools are connected by more than the city of Columbus. Alum Creek runs from Westerville in the north down through Bexley. “The start of the rivalry is lost to the mists of time. We assume that it goes back, though, to the late 1800s, when there would be canoe races down Alum Creek. It might have also been a religious thing. We were United Brethren. They were Lutheran.
Ohio fans ready for NBA on NBC Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – “The NBA on NBC” ran for 12 seasons from 1990 to 2002, highlighted by two separate three-peats for the Chicago Bulls dynasty led by Michael Jordan. It was also an era notably remembered for the theme song “Roundball Rock” composed by John Tesh. “The NBA on NBC” makes a return to prime time Tuesday night when the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder host the Houston Rockets. Ohio native Jordan Cornette joins the broadcast crew for the next iteration of the show.
The Illibuck, a 100-year-old tradition up for grabs this Saturday
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The Ohio State University Buckeyes and the University of Illinois Fighting Illini take the field Saturday in a battle for a wooden turtle, 100 years after the tradition began. One of the oldest traveling trophies in the Big Ten Conference, Illibuck, will be up for grabs. NBC4’s Kyle Beachy set out on a mission to find out more about this elusive wooden turtle. The Ohio State University Archives on Kenny Road was a great place to start.
Westerville income tax levy becomes contentious ahead of vote Original
WESTERVILLE, Ohio (WCMH) – For the second November in a row, Westerville City Schools is seeking taxpayer money via a levy. A property tax levy measure was defeated in November 2024 by just over 2,000 votes. The November 2025 levy is an earned income levy. Opposition and support for the levy have become increasingly heated. Founder of the Concerned Citizens of Westerville PAC Doug Krinsky, recently posted a table of data he said describes a different financial story for the WCSD.
Whitehall mayor lays out agenda for community improvement Original
WHITEHALL, Ohio (WCMH) — Whitehall Mayor Michael Bivens hosted the first of eight town hall meetings for residents on Monday.
Superintendent Angie Hamberg addresses district’s financial hurdles and solutions Original
WESTERVILLE, Ohio (WCMH) — Westerville City Schools Superintendent Angie Hamberg has her hands full. Since taking over on an interim basis in March 2024, Hamberg has faced two straight budget deficits and a failed property tax levy last November. Monday night, the Board of Education voted to approve the district’s recommendations for cuts in case the coming levy in November fails. “Everyone on our team felt, you know, physically ill.
Westerville City Schools outlines $20 million in potential cuts if November levy fails Original
WESTERVILLE, Ohio (WCMH) – Westerville City Schools needs more money to balance the budget. They made millions in cuts after last year’s property tax levy failed in the November election. They are now proposing another levy, this time an Earned Income levy that would only tax earned income.
Body camera video shows Columbus police shoot armed suspect five times after chase
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – New video shows Columbus police chase down and shoot a man with a gun after a traffic stop Friday afternoon. NBC4 obtained the body camera footage from two of the officers, including one who fired his gun five times at the suspect. The chase lasted about 15 seconds before the officer fired his weapon. “I will shoot you,” the officer said. “He’s got a gun… drop the gun.
Local nonprofit helps families find footing for a positive future Original
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A local nonprofit organization that helps families find their footing for a positive future celebrated 13 more graduates on Sunday. Families Flourish was co-founded by Amy Klaben in 2016. She still runs the organization as CEO. It was born out of her experience in the professional world.
Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center investigating employee’s social media post
Kyle Beachy Tue, September 16, 2025 at 11:00 PM UTC 3 min read COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Social media comments have resulted in several people being terminated from their jobs after Charlie Kirk was assassinated last week. Now, the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center is investigating a social media post from an employee after the post was reported. OSUWMC said in a statement, “We are aware of this matter and are following our established review process.
Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center investigating employee’s social media post
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Social media comments have resulted in several people being terminated from their jobs after Charlie Kirk was assassinated last week. Now, the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center is investigating a social media post from an employee after the post was reported. OSUWMC said in a statement, “We are aware of this matter and are following our established review process.
Hundreds attend Dublin vigil for Charlie Kirk Original
DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) – Hundreds gathered Sunday night in Dublin to remember conservative activist Charlie Kirk, the Turning Point USA founder who was shot and killed while speaking to a crowd at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. The massive crowd packed into the Coffman Park Pavilion, spilling out into the parking lots and streets surrounding it to listen to several speakers, including Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio).
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