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A Child Is Dead After Accidental Shooting in West Side Columbus

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October 27, 2025

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A Child Is Dead After Accidental Shooting in West Side Columbus

A tragic incident unfolded Sunday night on the west side of Columbus, where a child died following what police describe as an accidental shooting.

According to the Columbus Division of Police, the incident happened around 9:10 p.m. on the 1500 block of Grandview Avenue. Columbus Police Sgt. Joseph Albert confirmed that the child, who was under 10 years old, was pronounced dead by medics at 9:18 p.m.

Police recovered the firearm at the scene and have launched an investigation into how the shooting occurred.

Sgt. Albert urged residents to practice responsible gun ownership to prevent similar tragedies.

“We say this all the time, you have to lock up your guns,” Albert said. “Children are naturally curious. We cannot lose another child to an unattended firearm.”

This marks the second accidental shooting involving a child in Columbus in less than a week. Earlier, another child was hospitalized in stable condition after being struck when a gun accidentally discharged. In that case, a man was charged with negligent assault, a third-degree misdemeanor.

Authorities continue to investigate both cases as they emphasize the importance of firearm safety in Columbus neighborhoods.

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Ohio Among the Most Burdened States for Student Loan Debt, Study Finds

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October 26, 2025

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Ohio Among the Most Burdened States for Student Loan Debt, Study Finds

Columbus, Ohio – A new report from WalletHub reveals that Ohio ranks among the top 10 states most burdened by student debt. The study analyzed data from all 50 states and Washington, D.C., comparing factors such as average student debt, percentage of students with loans, unemployment rates among young adults, and availability of student jobs.

According to the September report, Ohio placed 10th on the list of the worst states for student debt. On average, student loan balances in the Buckeye State equal about 42% of the median household income. The eighth-highest rate in the country. The state also recorded one of the highest shares of borrowers aged 50 and older, ranking fifth nationwide.

Mississippi topped the list as the most debt-burdened state, with residents owing student loans that represent 56% of their median income. Other highly affected states included New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Delaware, South Dakota, South Carolina, Kentucky, West Virginia, New Jersey, and Ohio.

Meanwhile, Hawaii emerged as the best state for managing student debt, with a low percentage of borrowers and minimal debt relative to income. It was followed by Utah, California, New Mexico, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Washington, D.C., Nevada, and Alaska.

WalletHub’s full report, which used data from government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and private firms such as Indeed, highlights the growing financial strain student loans place on millions of Americans — especially those in states like Ohio, where education costs and repayment burdens continue to climb.

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President Trump Finalizes Reciprocal Trade Deal with Cambodia

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October 26, 2025

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President Trump Finalizes Reciprocal Trade Deal with Cambodia

President Donald Trump has successfully negotiated a historic Reciprocal Trade Agreement with Cambodia, strengthening economic ties between the United States and Cambodia. This milestone deal aims to enhance market access for American exporters while promoting fair and balanced trade.

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Under the new agreement, Cambodia will eliminate tariffs on 100% of U.S. industrial and agricultural products, giving American businesses a competitive edge in Southeast Asian markets. The agreement is expected to stimulate exports, create new opportunities for U.S. farmers and manufacturers, and foster long-term economic growth between both nations.

This trade accord marks a major step in expanding U.S. trade relations across Asia and demonstrates continued efforts to build a more equitable global trading environment.

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President Trump Ends Trade Talks With Canada Over Ad Campaign Featuring Reagan Tariff Warning

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October 25, 2025

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President Trump Ends Trade Talks With Canada Over Ad Campaign Featuring Reagan Tariff Warning

President Donald Trump announced Thursday that he is terminating trade negotiations with Canada, citing a controversial ad campaign that used remarks from former President Ronald Reagan warning about the dangers of tariffs.

In a post on Truth Social, Trump accused Canada of trying to influence a pending Supreme Court case related to his authority to impose tariffs on foreign nations.

“Tariffs are very important to the national security and economy of the U.S.A. Based on their egregious behavior, ALL TRADE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CANADA ARE HEREBY TERMINATED,” Trump wrote.

The ad campaign, launched by Ontario Premier Doug Ford earlier this month, features a clip from Reagan’s 1987 address, where Reagan warned that high tariffs could spark global trade wars, harm consumers, and cost millions of jobs.

“High tariffs inevitably lead to retaliation by foreign countries and the triggering of fierce trade wars. Then the worst happens,” Reagan says in the ad. “Markets shrink and collapse, businesses and industries shut down and millions of people lose their jobs.”

Trump previously announced a 35% tariff on all Canadian goods in August, with exemptions for items covered under the 2020 U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

Despite close economic ties, Trump has repeatedly argued that the United States does not need Canadian goods and that Canada depends more on the U.S. for trade.

Earlier this month, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited the White House to discuss trade with Trump. Following their meeting, Trump said there is still “great love between the two countries,” but emphasized that Americans want to produce more goods domestically.

“We are competing for the same business,” Trump added. “That’s the problem.”

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One Driver Killed Another Injured in Southeast Columbus Head-On Collision

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October 25, 2025

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One Driver Killed Another Injured in Southeast Columbus Head-On Collision

Columbus, Ohio – Columbus police are investigating a deadly two-vehicle crash that occurred Thursday afternoon on the city’s Southeast Side.

According to the Accident Investigation Unit, the crash happened around 4:38 p.m. on October 24 along East Innis Avenue, just east of Kelsey Avenue. A westbound Honda Civic collided “slightly head-on” with an eastbound Chevrolet Silverado 1500 pickup truck.

Both drivers were rushed to OhioHealth Grant Medical Center in Downtown Columbus. Authorities confirmed that the Honda Civic driver later died from their injuries, while the Chevy driver remains hospitalized in stable condition. The victim’s identity is being withheld pending notification of next of kin.

This marks the second fatal crash in Columbus in two days. On October 22, another motorist was killed in a separate incident near Easton, after being struck by a vehicle while standing between two cars.

The Columbus Police Accident Investigation Unit continues to investigate both incidents. Anyone with information is urged to contact the AIU at 614-645-4767.

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Ohio State Launches 44th Annual Blood Battle Against Michigan

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October 24, 2025

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Ohio State Launches 44th Annual Blood Battle Against Michigan

Columbus, Ohio — The rivalry between Ohio State University and the team up north has moved beyond the football field, as the 44th annual Blood Battle officially kicks off.

This friendly yet fierce competition challenges Buckeye and Wolverine fans to see which fan base can donate the most blood before November 26. The initiative not only fuels school spirit but also helps save thousands of lives across Ohio and Michigan.

The Versiti Blood Center of Ohio hosted a major blood drive at the Schottenstein Center, aiming to motivate a new generation of donors. Joe Gantz, Director of Donor Services and a former Buckeye, expressed his enthusiasm for the cause.

“Through all my five years playing at Ohio State, we never lost to that team up north. I am hoping to keep that tradition alive through Versiti,” Gantz said.

Over 50 blood drives are scheduled during the competition, including events at Ohio Stadium on November 4 and November 18.

Last year, Buckeye Nation collected more than 3,100 pints of blood — enough to potentially save over 9,000 lives. Organizers hope to exceed that number this year as the Buckeyes fight to defend their title for the fourth straight year.

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Goosebumps Event: Columbus Honors Goosebumps Author R.L. Stine

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October 24, 2025

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Goosebumps Event: Columbus Honors Goosebumps Author R.L. Stine

Columbus, Ohio — Beloved children’s author R.L. Stine, known worldwide for his Goosebumps series, returned to his hometown for a special celebration in his honor.

The event lit up downtown Columbus in bright green as the LeVeque Tower and City Hall glowed with slime-green lights, paying tribute to the author’s spooky legacy.

During the ceremony, Grant Avenue in the Italian Village was officially renamed “R.L. Stine Way”, recognizing the Columbus native’s 33-year career of entertaining children with his mix of humor and horror.

“Everything is a surprise to me,” Stine said. “I think no one is more amazed by all this than I am.”

Stine, who grew up in Bexley, shared that many of his book settings were inspired by his childhood memories in Ohio. He began writing at just nine years old using an old typewriter, despite his mother urging him to play outside.

With over 400 million books sold worldwide, mostly from the Goosebumps series, Stine remains one of the most successful authors of children’s fiction. “I never planned to be scary,” he said. “I always just wanted to be funny.”

Hundreds of fans, including nine-year-old Owen Lee, filled the Columbus Metropolitan Library to meet their literary hero. Owen’s mother, Sarah Lee, said, “Reading is a big part of our family, and Goosebumps has always been one of our favorites.”

The celebration continues with citywide events throughout the month, honoring Stine’s lasting contribution to children’s literature and the pride he brings to Columbus.

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Several Cars Broken into in Blendon Township; Police Warn

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October 23, 2025

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Several Cars Broken into in Blendon Township; Police Warn

Columbus, Ohio — Several cars were broken into overnight in Blendon Township, leaving residents shaken and local police warning that such crimes could worsen if funding for public safety continues to decline.

According to Blendon Township Police Chief John Belford, officers received multiple reports early Tuesday morning from residents who discovered their vehicles had been rifled through and valuables stolen. At least half a dozen police reports were filed, while others shared their experiences on community social media pages.

“Even when nothing is taken, residents feel violated knowing someone was inside their vehicle,” Belford said. “It is extremely frustrating and unsettling for homeowners.”

One of the victims, Amanda Zapata, said her purse and wallet were stolen from her car overnight. Despite having a Ring security camera, the footage did not capture a clear image of the suspect.

“It is heartbreaking,” Zapata said. “It was the one night I left my purse in my new car, and it was gone by morning.”

Chief Belford confirmed that two officers were on duty overnight but warned that ongoing staffing shortages could become worse if the public safety levy on the November ballot does not pass.

“We have already lost three officers in the last two months,” Belford noted. “We are doing everything possible to keep Blendon Township safe, but it will be very difficult with fewer funds and fewer officers.”

Police are urging all residents, even those who did not lose property to file official reports and share surveillance footage that may help identify the suspects.

“We want these individuals off the streets,” Belford said. “Community cooperation is key.”

The department continues to investigate and encourages residents to lock their vehicles, remove valuables, and remain alert, especially overnight.

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Beechcroft High School Football Game Cancelled Over Safety Concerns | Columbus News Update

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October 23, 2025

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Beechcroft High School Football Game Cancelled Over Safety Concerns | Columbus News Update

Columbus, Ohio — Columbus City Schools has announced the cancellation of Beechcroft High School’s final football game of the regular season, which was scheduled for Friday night against Northland High School.

In an official statement released Wednesday, district officials cited “ongoing concern directly involving the safety of Beechcroft High School football student-athletes” as the reason for the cancellation.

The decision comes during the final week of Ohio’s high school football regular season. Under the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) policy, the forfeit automatically grants Northland High School a win.

District representatives stated the move was made after several incidents raised concern among school leadership, prompting them to prioritize student safety above competition. While officials declined to share specific details, they emphasized that the decision was in the best interest of Beechcroft players and staff.

This cancellation follows heightened safety attention within the school community. Though the district has not directly linked recent off-campus incidents to this decision, leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring a secure environment for all student-athletes.

Community members and parents have expressed both understanding and disappointment, recognizing the importance of student safety while sympathizing with players who will not have the opportunity to close out their season on the field.

As Columbus City Schools continues to review safety measures, Beechcroft High School’s football season will officially end with the cancellation, marking an unusual conclusion to the regular schedule.

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4 Victims Killed in Columbus Crashes Over the Weekend Identified

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October 22, 2025

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4 Victims Killed in Columbus Crashes Over the Weekend Identified

The Franklin County Coroner’s Office has released the names of four people who were killed in three separate crashes across Columbus over the weekend — two of which involved motorcycles.

Authorities identified the victims as Phillip Baker, 37, Taryn Vargundy, 36, Michael Hollinger, 20, and Giovany Lepe, 28. The three accidents happened within approximately eight hours and are all under investigation by the Columbus Division of Police Accident Investigation Unit.

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Two Motorcycle Crashes Leave Three Dead

The first crash occurred around 7 p.m. on October 18 at the intersection of Hilliard Rome Road and Roberts Road on the Far West Side. Police say Phillip Baker and passenger Taryn Vargundy were riding a motorcycle when they collided with a Honda Accord. Vargundy was pronounced dead at the scene, and Baker later died at OhioHealth Grant Medical Center. The driver of the Honda remained at the scene and cooperated with police.

Just hours later, 20-year-old Michael Hollinger died after losing control of his motorcycle on State Route 315 near West North Broadway around 12:30 a.m. on October 19. The motorcycle became unstable, throwing Hollinger onto the roadway. He was taken to OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

One Man Killed in Single-Vehicle Crash on I-70

Around 3:45 a.m., 28-year-old Giovany Lepe died in a separate crash on Interstate 70 eastbound near Interstate 670. Police say his Kia Optima veered off the road, struck a hill, and overturned. Lepe, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected from the car and pronounced dead at the scene.

Police are urging motorists to remain cautious as investigations continue.

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A Child Is Dead After Accidental Shooting in West Side Columbus

Ohio Among the Most Burdened States for Student Loan Debt, Study Finds

President Trump Finalizes Reciprocal Trade Deal with Cambodia

President Trump Ends Trade Talks With Canada Over Ad Campaign Featuring Reagan Tariff Warning

One Driver Killed Another Injured in Southeast Columbus Head-On Collision

Ohio State Launches 44th Annual Blood Battle Against Michigan

Goosebumps Event: Columbus Honors Goosebumps Author R.L. Stine

Several Cars Broken into in Blendon Township; Police Warn

Beechcroft High School Football Game Cancelled Over Safety Concerns | Columbus News Update

4 Victims Killed in Columbus Crashes Over the Weekend Identified

Two Motorcycle Crashes Leave Three Dead

One Man Killed in Single-Vehicle Crash on I-70