We look at the latest developments in the Pike County murders case as Billy Wagner seeks a new attorney ahead of his January trial. We also break down Ohio’s newly enacted 90-day gas tax suspension, including what it means for drivers and the state budget. Plus, we talk about affordable housing in Central Ohio with Community Housing Network CEO Ann Bischoff. We also spotlight the upcoming "Out of Darkness" Walk at Alum Creek State Park and the ongoing effort to raise awareness about suicide prevention, mental health resources and support for families impacted by suicide.
(1:55-5:14) Pike County Murder Trial Update
George “Billy” Wagner III is asking a judge to replace his attorney ahead of his long-awaited trial in the 2016 Pike County murders. He had an appearance in court yesterday. 10TV's Lacey Crisp breaks down the hearing and what it means for the trial scheduled for January.
(5:15-10:09) Gov. DeWine Signs Gas Tax Holiday
Ohio's 90-day gas tax suspension goes into effect Sunday. State lawmakers say this will offer drivers some relief. Drivers 10TV's Kevin Landers talked to say a few cents of savings won't make that much of a difference as gas and diesel prices are still elevated.
(10:39-18:21) 97.1 The Fan's Tyvis Powell
The Browns and the Blue Jackets secured wins Thursday. The Buckeyes are on the road to Iowa and can they redeem their loss from the last time they played at Kinnick Stadium?
(18:51-26:15) Affordable Housing with the Community Housing Network
We talk with Ann Bischoff, the new CEO of Community Housing Network, about Central Ohio’s affordable housing challenges and the role of permanent supportive housing. She also discusses services for residents and CHN’s upcoming Celebrate the Resilient fundraiser.
(26:30-33:41) SNAP Changes with the Mid-Ohio Food Collective
Changes written into President Trumps "Big Beautiful Bill" are still having effects on food assistance and it's changing how SNAP is funded. More of the burden falls onto the state. Bryn talks with the Mid-Ohio Food Collective about the effects and programs still happening to address food insecurity.
(33:56-41:16) Out of the Darkness Walk
Ahead of Sunday’s Out of the Darkness Walk at Alum Creek State Park, we discuss suicide prevention, recognizing warning signs and how to talk with children about mental health and suicide. The event brings together families and communities impacted by suicide while raising money for research, advocacy and education.
(41:31-45:30) On the Road with Nicole and Adam
10TV's Nicole Shearin and Adam King join us on the road to Iowa. We talk about what they're expected at Iowa City and who they're watching ahead of tomorrow's Buckeye game.