More heavy rain over the weekend prompted evacuations in central Ohio. ODOT talks about repairing roads after floods. Tyvis Powell talks the return of the Buckeyes. The man who pleaded guilty to trying to kill two Mifflin Township officers has his sentencing.
(4:46-7:00) Daveonte Dixon Sentencing Preview
While we wait on the sentencing hearing to start: In May 2025, Daveonte Dixon shot two Mifflin Township Police officers during a traffic stop. The two officers survived their injuries. Dixon pleaded guilty to one count of attempted murder and five counts of felonious assault in June.
(7:00-9:44) Severe Weather Weekend
More severe weather rolled through Ohio over the weekend. The heavy rain prompted more evacuations. New Lexington Fire told 10TV more than three dozen people had to be rescued from flood waters in Perry County. Emergency Shelters are still set up in Perry County.
(10:00-13:31) Tyvis Powell, 97.1 The Fan
Buckeye Football is two weeks from Saturday. The crunch is on. Can they make another run for the National Championship?
(14.00-17:34) ODOT on Weather Road Repairs
Matt Bruning, ODOT Press Secretary, dials in to talk about the resources ODOT is sending to storm-affected counties and the inspections done to ensure once-flooded bridges and roads are safe for travel again.
(17:35-52:33) Daveonte Dixon Sentencing
We carry as much of the sentencing hearing live as we can before our 10 a.m. end. Franklin County First Assistant Prosecutor Sheryl Pritchard and John Litle III, attorney for one of the victims, make the case for a more severe sentence for Dixon. Adam Cain, Dixon's defense attorney, speaks for more than half an hour to make a case on why the sentence should be less severe. *The sentencing continued past the end of the podcast. A judge sentenced Dixon to 67 to 72.5 years in prison. You can read more on the sentencing at 10TV.com*