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Columbus Father Charged with Murder After 3-Year-Old Son Killed by Physical Force

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Columbus Father Charged with Murder After 3-Year-Old Son Killed by Physical Force
Columbus Father Charged with Murder After 3-Year-Old Son Killed by Physical Force
Columbus police investigate Buckeye Circle homicide after a child was fatally injured by physical force.

Columbus Father Charged with Murder After 3-Year-Old Son Killed by Physical Force

Columbus, Ohio – Columbus police are investigating the death of a 3-year-old boy who was fatally injured Monday morning on the South Side. Authorities say the child’s father has been arrested and charged with murder.

Officers responded to a call just after 7:05 a.m. in the 100 block of Buckeye Circle, near London Groveport Road. When they arrived, they found the young boy had died from injuries caused by physical force.

According to court documents, 30-year-old Daniel Neal, the child’s father, admitted to assaulting the boy during questioning. Neal was taken into custody and is now facing murder charges.

The Columbus Division of Police confirmed the case remains under investigation. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Homicide Unit at 614-645-4730 or submit tips anonymously through Central Ohio Crime Stoppers at 614-461-8477 (TIPS).

This heartbreaking case underscores the ongoing challenges of violent crime in Columbus and the efforts by law enforcement to protect vulnerable members of the community.

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Ohio State Announces 2025 Football Team Captains

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Ohio State Announces 2025 Football Team Captains
Ohio State Announces 2025 Football Team Captains
Ohio State announces four team captains for the 2025 football season under head coach Ryan Day.

Ohio State Announces 2025 Football Team Captains

Columbus, Ohio – Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has officially announced the captains who will guide the Buckeyes during the 2025 college football season. The team voted safety Caleb Downs, linebacker Sonny Styles, offensive lineman Austin Siereveld, and wide receiver Brandon Inniss as leaders both on and off the field.

Caleb Downs, a junior standout, quickly became a force for the Buckeyes after transferring last season. Named Big Ten Defensive Back of the Year and a unanimous First Team All-American, Downs recorded 82 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, and two interceptions in 2024. He continues to excel academically as an OSU Scholar-Athlete.

Sonny Styles, the senior linebacker, returns as Ohio State’s leading tackler with 100 stops in 16 games last year. He was also nominated for the Big Ten Jackie Robinson Community & Impact Award for his contributions beyond football.

On the offensive line, Austin Siereveld brings versatility and consistency. He started six games, including two playoff appearances logging nearly 500 snaps while showcasing his ability at both guard and tackle.

At wide receiver, Brandon Inniss enters his third season ready to take on a larger role. He will be a dependable target in the passing game and a contributor on special teams, with 14 career punt returns and three kickoff returns.

The No. 3-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes will kick off their season on August 30, 2025, in a top-ranked showdown against No. 1 Texas at Ohio Stadium (noon, FOX).

Here’s Ohio State’s 2025 football schedule:

Nov. 29 – at Michigan (Noon, FOX)

Aug. 30 – Texas (Noon, FOX)

Sept. 6 – Grambling (3:30 p.m., BTN)

Sept. 13 – Ohio (7 p.m., Peacock)

Sept. 20 – Off

Sept. 27 – at Washington (TBD)

Oct. 4 – Minnesota (TBD)

Oct. 11 – at Illinois (TBD)

Oct. 18 – at Wisconsin (TBD)

Oct. 25 – Off

Nov. 1 – Penn State (TBD)

Nov. 8 – at Purdue (TBD)

Nov. 15 – UCLA (TBD)

Nov. 22 – Rutgers (TBD)

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UNRWA Warns Over 1 million Women and Girls in Gaza Face Starvation Amid Blockade

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UNRWA Warns Over 1 million Women and Girls in Gaza Face Starvation Amid Blockade
UNRWA Warns Over 1 million Women and Girls in Gaza Face Starvation Amid Blockade
Over 1 million women and girls in Gaza face starvation under Israel’s blockade, the UN reports.

UNRWA Warns Over 1 million Women and Girls in Gaza Face Starvation Amid Blockade

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) has sounded the alarm, warning that more than 1 million women and girls in Gaza are facing severe starvation as Israel’s blockade and military campaign continue to devastate the enclave.

In a statement shared on X (formerly Twitter), UNRWA emphasized that women and girls are enduring violence, abuse, and food scarcity, forcing them to take extreme risks in search of survival. Many are venturing out to find water and food despite the danger of being targeted.

Humanitarian organizations are urging the lifting of the blockade and immediate large-scale delivery of aid. Gaza is currently enduring one of the most severe humanitarian crises in its history, with famine conditions worsening daily.

Since March 2, Israel has completely shut down crossings into Gaza, preventing vital humanitarian supplies from reaching the 2.4 million residents. Thousands of aid trucks remain stalled at the border, while only minimal supplies have been permitted, far from meeting the desperate needs of the population.

The World Food Program recently reported that one-third of Gaza’s residents have gone without food for several consecutive days, highlighting the dire conditions.

According to Gaza health authorities, nearly 61,900 Palestinians have been killed since the conflict escalated in October 2023. The war has left the territory devastated and on the brink of famine.

Meanwhile, international legal bodies have taken action: the International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for alleged war crimes, while the International Court of Justice (ICJ) is pursuing a genocide case against Israel.

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Christopher Columbus statue featured in new Columbus Park vision

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Christopher Columbus statue featured in new Columbus Park vision
Christopher Columbus statue featured in new Columbus Park vision
New Columbus park proposal reimagines the Christopher Columbus statue with trails, river access, and community gathering spaces.

Christopher Columbus statue featured in new Columbus Park vision

Columbus, Ohio – Christopher Columbus statue is part of a new plan by Reimagining Columbus to build a 5-acre park in downtown Columbus, Ohio. The statue will not be the center of the park but will be included in a fresh and thoughtful way.

The park design features a large circular gathering space where concerts, festivals, and community events can be held. It will also provide river access, walking paths, and space for water activities, making it a place for both fun and relaxation.

Visitors will experience the Christopher Columbus statue differently. A trail lined with art and history panels will lead to the statue. People can choose to view it from the ground looking up or from higher ground at eye level. Displays around the statue will share information about Columbus’ history, encouraging learning and reflection.

This new vision aims to create a downtown landmark that blends history, green space, and community activities for residents and visitors alike.

Christopher Columbus statue featured in new Columbus Park vision

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Historic Alaska Summit – President Donald Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska for Ukraine Peace Talks

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Historic Alaska Summit – President Donald Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska for Ukraine Peace Talks
President Donald Trump and Putin Meet in Alaska
Trump and Putin hold Alaska summit on Ukraine peace negotiations.

President Donald Trump and Putin Meet in Alaska

U.S. President Donald Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska to discuss possible peace negotiations to end the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. The high-profile summit focused on moving directly toward a comprehensive peace agreement rather than a temporary ceasefire.

Following the talks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected Putin’s proposal, which included Ukraine ceding control of Donetsk and Luhansk. Trump later held discussions with Zelenskyy and several European leaders, emphasizing a multi-lateral approach to resolving the conflict.

In a statement on Truth Social, Trump described the meeting as “a great and very successful day in Alaska,” adding that direct peace talks could potentially save millions of lives. He also confirmed Zelenskyy will visit the Oval Office in Washington, D.C., to continue negotiations, with a possible follow-up meeting with Putin.

Putin echoed Trump’s remarks during a press conference in Alaska, claiming that the war would not have started if Trump had been president between 2021 and 2024. The ongoing diplomatic discussions highlight the international urgency to bring an end to the devastating war in Ukraine.

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Feds Seize 15 Kilos of Fentanyl, 30 Kilos of Cocaine on East Capital Street, Downtown Columbus

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Feds Seize 15 Kilos of Fentanyl, 30 Kilos of Cocaine on East Capital Street, Downtown Columbus
Feds Seize 15 Kilos of Fentanyl, 30 Kilos of Cocaine on East Capital Street, Downtown Columbus
Federal agents seize drugs on East Capital Street, downtown Columbus.

Feds Seize 15 Kilos of Fentanyl, 30 Kilos of Cocaine on East Capital Street, Downtown Columbus

Columbus, Ohio – In a law enforcement operation, federal agents conducted a major drug raid at the Pierce Apartments on East Capital Street in downtown Columbus, Ohio. The operation led to the seizure of approximately 15 kilograms of fentanyl and 30 kilograms of cocaine, along with firearms and cash.

The suspect, Garry Tindall, an alleged member of the California Crips gang from Bakersfield, faces federal charges including conspiracy to distribute large quantities of narcotics and possession of firearms related to drug trafficking.

The investigation began in early 2025 following a confidential tip, prompting authorities to monitor Tindall’s movements. The raid revealed a cache of drugs hidden in safes and even inside an oven, along with multiple loaded firearms, drug manufacturing equipment, and over $15,000 in cash.

Additional cash totaling $60,000 was found concealed in shoe insoles at John Glenn International Airport when Tindall was stopped.

Tindall has a documented criminal history that includes armed robbery and burglary. He remains in federal custody as the investigation continues.

What Was Seized?

  • Approximately 30 kilograms of cocaine
  • Approximately 15 kilograms of fentanyl
  • Several loaded firearms, including a stolen handgun
  • Drug manufacturing equipment
  • Over $15,000 in cash from the apartment
  • $60,000 concealed in shoe insoles at the airport

Law Enforcement Efforts in Columbus

This seizure underscores ongoing efforts by federal and local law enforcement to combat drug trafficking in Columbus. The collaboration between federal agents and Columbus Police SWAT was crucial in the successful execution of the raid and the arrest of the suspect.

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OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital Welcomes Quintuplets

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OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital Welcomes Quintuplets
OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital Welcomes Quintuplets
Quintuplets born in Columbus, Ohio, at OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital

OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital Welcomes Quintuplets

In a remarkable event that has captured hearts across Columbus, Betsy and Dan Santiso welcomed quintuplets, an occurrence so rare it happens in just 1 in every 60 million births.

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The five newborns — Juniper, Cedar, Linden, Torrey, and Alder were delivered at OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital on August 4. Following their arrival, the babies were transferred to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Nationwide Children’s Hospital for specialized care.

According to OhioHealth, both mother and babies are in good condition, marking this as a joyful milestone for the family and the Columbus medical community. Quintuplet births are an extraordinary medical phenomenon, making this event not just a local story but a point of global fascination.

This remarkable birth highlights the exceptional expertise of Columbus hospitals and their dedication to maternal and newborn care.

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Columbus Police Seek Missing 67-Year-Old Woman Who Left Mount Carmel East Hospital

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Columbus Police Seek Missing 67-Year-Old Woman Who Left Mount Carmel East Hospital
Columbus Police Seek Missing 67-Year-Old Woman Who Left Mount Carmel East Hospital
Columbus police are asking for the public’s help to find missing woman Jessi Mae Chapman.

Columbus Police Seek Missing 67-Year-Old Woman Who Left Mount Carmel East Hospital

Columbus, Ohio – Columbus police are asking for the public’s help in locating Jessi Mae Chapman, a 67-year-old woman who went missing after leaving Mount Carmel East Hospital without being discharged.

According to authorities, Chapman walked out of the hospital, located at 6001 East Broad Street on the Far East Side of Columbus, around 1:20 p.m. on August 7. She was last seen wearing a puffy black coat, light gray sweatpants, and gray shoes.

Chapman is described as being 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighing approximately 160 pounds. Police have not released details about the direction she traveled or the reason for her departure.

Anyone with information about Jessi Mae Chapman’s location is urged to contact the Columbus Police Missing Persons Unit at 614-645-2358.

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Grow Licking County Executive Director Alexis Fitzsimmons Steps Down

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Grow Licking County Executive Director Alexis Fitzsimmons Steps Down
Grow Licking County Executive Director Alexis Fitzsimmons Steps Down
Alexis Fitzsimmons Steps Down from Grow Licking County leadership position

Grow Licking County Executive Director Alexis Fitzsimmons Steps Down

Grow Licking County Executive Director Alexis Fitzsimmons has officially announced her resignation, with her final day set for September 2. The organization, known for driving economic development across Licking County, will begin the search for a new leader this month.

Grow Licking County Executive Director Alexis Fitzsimmons Steps Down

Fitzsimmons, a Newark native and graduate of Newark Catholic High School, has served as Executive Director since July 2021. Her decision to step down comes as she relocates to Washington State, she confirmed in a recent interview.

“One of the things I have always valued about local economic development is seeing the real difference you can make right where you live,” said Fitzsimmons.

The Grow Licking County board is scheduled to meet on August 8 at 9 a.m. to discuss the leadership transition. Fitzsimmons will work with the board to finalize the job description and post the opening soon to ensure a smooth transition.

Her tenure included navigating challenges and opportunities brought by Intel’s $28 billion semiconductor plant near Johnstown. While Intel recently delayed the factory’s opening to 2030 or later, Fitzsimmons remains optimistic.

“There is still strong potential at the site. Regardless of delays, Intel’s presence sparked essential improvements in zoning, planning, and transit across Licking County,” she said.

From infrastructure upgrades to township-level framework planning, Fitzsimmons highlighted how Intel’s presence became a catalyst for long-term development.

“Even if Intel’s timeline has shifted, Licking County is more prepared and positioned for growth than it was in 2022,” she added.

As Grow Licking County prepares for new leadership, the region continues to move forward with momentum and a focus on sustainable growth.

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Why Is Ohio’s Unemployment Rate Still So High Despite Job Growth?

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Why Is Ohio’s Unemployment Rate Still So High Despite Job Growth?
Ohio job market 2025: Why Is Ohio’s Unemployment Rate Still So High Despite Job Growth?
Ohio’s rising unemployment rate 2025

Ohio job market 2025: Why Is Ohio’s Unemployment Rate Still So High Despite Job Growth?

Columbus, Ohio – Ohio continues to experience one of the highest unemployment rates in the country, ranking sixth nationwide, according to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. While the national unemployment rate is 4.1%, Ohio’s stands at 4.9%, raising questions about the strength and direction of the state’s job market.

But is this number the full story?

Rea Hederman, Executive Director of the Economic Research Center at the Buckeye Institute, explains that the rise may reflect more Ohioans re-entering the labor force. “The silver lining is that more people are actively looking for work, which temporarily increases the unemployment rate,” he said. In June alone, the state’s private sector added over 11,000 new jobs.

However, not all experts are optimistic. Policy Matters Ohio highlights a growing concern over job quality and availability. Researcher Molly Bryden notes that while participation in the workforce increased over the past year, growth has recently slowed, possibly due to doubts about finding stable, well-paying jobs with good benefits.

Looking ahead, Ohio State University economics professor Bruce Weinberg advocates for long-term investment in workforce education and manufacturing. As automation and AI reshape the job market, he emphasizes the need to reskill displaced workers and prepare the next generation for high-tech employment opportunities.

Ohio’s next unemployment update, based on national data, is due later this month. For continued coverage on Ohio’s economy and job trends

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