On today’s Big Picture, we break down a major development in the Vinton County child endangerment case after Gary Siders Sr. was found incompetent to stand trial. We also look at Reynoldsburg’s decision to end its use of Flock cameras following an investigation into unauthorized searches. Plus, we’re counting down to kickoff with Tyvis Powell from 97.1 The Fan, looking ahead to the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks and the events honoring the lives lost, and getting you ready for a busy weekend in Central Ohio.
A major development in the Vinton County child endangerment case: Gary Siders Sr. has been found incompetent to stand trial and not restorable. We break down what the ruling means, what could happen next and where the cases against the other three people charged stand.
The City of Reynoldsburg has ended its use of Flock license plate reader cameras following an internal investigation involving two former police officers. We look at what investigators found and why several other Central Ohio communities have also reconsidered their use of the technology.
Tyvis Powell from 97.1 The Fan joins us to talk all things football, including the Buckeyes’ latest uniform switch-up, score predictions and what to watch as Ohio State prepares to take the field in Texas.
Columbus City Councilmember Nancy Day-Achauer joins us to discuss Service in Action Day at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum. Volunteers will pack more than 100,000 meals for Central Ohio families as Columbus joins communities across the country in marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11 through service.
We also look back at the September 11 attacks through stories with powerful Ohio connections and preview 10TV’s special coverage commemorating 25 years since the day that changed the nation.
Looking for weekend plans? Organizers of the Delaware County Beer, Bourbon & Wine Festival join us with everything you need to know before Saturday’s event at Boardman Arts Park, from local drinks and live music to food, art and what’s new this year.
We’re getting you ready for Columbus Oktoberfest at the Ohio Expo Center and introduce viewers to our new weekday Morning Meteorologist Lily Reid.
And Apple is shaking up the iPhone with a new foldable model. We take a look at the nearly $2,000 device and debate whether a phone that unfolds to roughly the size of an iPad Mini is worth the price.