Severe weather Tuesday left tens of thousand of people without power across central Ohio and caused significant damage in Franklin and Perry Counties. We're talking with Columbus City Councilmember Emmanuel Remy about the controversy surrounding Flock Safety cameras in Columbus. Back to school season is here and it may be stressful for some kids; we're joined by a child psychologist about how to talk to your child about stress.
(1:00-14:31) Cleanup Begins After Tuesday's Severe Weather
Severe storms tore through Central Ohio Tuesday. Perry and Muskingum Counties have a state of emergency declaration from the Governor for flooding. Franklin County saw significant wind damage in Columbus and tens of thousands are still without power. State and local officials are urging patience and cooperation as everyone works to return to normal. 10TV Meteorologist joins to talk about what we know about the storms and why Columbus didn't hear tornado sirens.
(15:08-20:01) Tyvis Powell - 97.1 The Fan
Tyvis joins the conversation to cover all things Buckeye football.
(20:16-26:52) The Breathing Association and LIHEAP assistance
The Breathing Association is one of two administrators in Franklin County that handles the distribution of LIHEAP funds. LIHEAP, or the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, helps qualifying individuals and families cover the cost of their electric bills, the cost of an air conditioner or repairs.
(27:07-44:39) Flock Camera Discussion with Columbus Councilmember Emmanuel Remy
Flock Safety cameras have gotten a lot of attention nationwide. Law enforcement say the cameras are critical in solving a lot of their cases, but many people raise concerns over privacy and surveillance. A public meeting Monday lasted more than six hours and saw nearly 60 people address their concerns with the cameras. To sort through how Columbus is balancing the concerns of the people with the need of law enforcement, Columbus Councilmember Emmanuel Remy joins the conversation.
(45:16-51:00) Back to School Stress
School season is upon us and many kids feel a lot of stress with the new school year. They're adjusting to new classmates, new teachers and sometimes an entirely different school. Dr. Ariana Hoet, a child psychologist with Nationwide Children's Hospital, talks about how to help your student manage back-to-school stress.