We follow up on the Olentangy girls soccer hazing investigation and hear from an Epstein survivor as a traveling exhibit of documents comes to Columbus. OhioHealth's Dr. Chris Johnson joins us to discuss rising measles cases in Ohio, the risks of an outbreak and the importance of vaccination. Plus, learn how homeowners, renters and businesses can apply for federal disaster assistance after August's severe storms. We also look ahead to the impact of Hurricane Isaias, celebrate 100 years of Winnie the Pooh, discuss Serena Williams' new Barbie doll and a proposed lawsuit over Starbucks' sugar-free protein drinks.
(1:50-5:45) Olentangy Hazing Investigation
The Olentangy Local school board is addressing concerns and facing questions from parents after six girls soccer players were suspended and coaching staff members were placed on administrative leave amid hazing allegations. The district plans to present additional prevention measures at its Oct. 22 meeting as the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office and prosecutor’s office review the case.
(5:46-10:02) Epstein Files Exhibit
A traveling exhibit featuring thousands of pages of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents has arrived in Columbus. 10 Investigates’ Rochelle Alleyne speaks with an Epstein survivor about her experience and the effort to pressure lawmakers to release more records, many of which remain redacted.
(10:32-17:28) 97.1 the Fan's Tyvis Powell: Buckeyes and Guardians
Tyvis Powell takes a look at what should be a healthy Buckeye win for the homecoming game against Maryland. Also the Guardians turned a 0-2 deficit in their series into 2-2 with one more game to go.
(17:57-28:13) Measles Cases in Ohio
A new measles case in Pike County comes as Ohio reports 144 cases so far this year and Pennsylvania is seeing the largest outbreak in decades. OhioHealth’s Dr. Chris Johnson discusses the virus’s contagiousness, symptoms, potential complications and how vaccination can help prevent a larger outbreak.
(28:28-35:59) Federal Disaster Assistance
The Small Business Administration is offering low-interest disaster loans to eligible homeowners, renters, businesses and nonprofits affected by August’s severe storms. The segment explains who qualifies, how to apply and key deadlines, including Dec. 1 for physical property damage applications and July 2, 2027, for economic injury applications.
(36:14-37:50) OSU Homecoming Traffic and Parking
Kristin McFarland has a look at traffic and parking considerations for Ohio State’s homecoming festivities.
(37:51-42:56) Hurricane Isaias
As Gulf Coast communities prepare for or evacuate ahead of Hurricane Isaias, a report from New Orleans sister station WWL shows how the city is getting ready for the storm. 10 Weather Impact Meteorologist Justin Gehrts explains how the hurricane will bring rain to central Ohio by Saturday night.
(43:26-46:20) Winnie the Pooh Turns 100
The beloved children’s character Winnie the Pooh celebrates his 100th anniversary. The segment looks back at how A.A. Milne’s story, first written in England, became a favorite for generations of readers.
(46:21-47:48) Serena Williams Gets a Barbie Doll
Barbie is honoring tennis champion and entrepreneur Serena Williams with a new Signature Doll inspired by her 2005 Australian Open appearance. The doll became available Oct. 8 at Target and other major retailers for $45.
(47:49-49:15) Starbucks Sugar-Free Protein Drink Lawsuit
Starbucks is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging that several protein beverages marketed as “sugar-free” contain 13 to 21 grams of sugar in a 20-ounce serving. The plaintiffs claim the labeling is misleading, while Starbucks says the sugar comes from naturally occurring lactose in milk and maintains that its labeling is clear.