There is $900,000 on the table for city leaders to improve parks, including McCoy Park. OSU had a shocking defeat in Texas Saturday, giving up 20 points in the fourth quarter. We expect a verdict Wednesday in the trial of the man who committed the New Albany mass shooting. September is prostate cancer awareness month and we talk with a doctor and survivor about the challenges this specific cancer brings. AI continues to expand its presence as leaders of AI companies are saying to pump the brakes before it becomes too powerful. A lawsuit has been filed against Dublin City Schools over the redistricting process. Celine Dion had her first concert in years as she kicks off her Paris residency.
(6:08-7:00) Lancaster woman, 83, killed in weekend house fire
Jean Bush, 83, died in a fire over the weekend. According to Lancaster Fire, there were two women inside the home at the time and only one was able to get out. Fire crews are unsure if working smoke alarms were present at the time of the fire.
(7:01-9:10) Columbus City Council considers $900,000 for McCoy Park
McCoy park has been the center of a debate since a women's professional soccer team was announced earlier this year. Southside residents near the park argue the city is taking away their green space and the city has said it will build another park to replace it. 10TV's Amy Steigerwald takes a look at what's at stake.
(9:25-21:42) Buckeye defeat in Texas
What a game. The Buckeyes were winning for much of Saturday's game, then it fell apart in the fourth quarter. Texas defeated the Buckeyes 24-23 in the final seconds of the game. 97.1 The Fan's Tyvis Powell joins the conversation to talk about what went wrong and how do the Buckeyes recover from this?
(22:12-29:35) Bruce Foster verdict anticipated Wednesday
The man who shot six people, killing two, at the KDC One warehouse in New Albany last year is still waiting on his verdict. That verdict is expected Wednesday from the judge overseeing the trial. It's not a question of if he committed the shooting or not, it's if he is not guilty by reason of insanity. The Licking County prosecutor and assistant prosecutor break down the case and what happens next.
(30:05-36:59) Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
Prostate cancer can often go undetected, either because it can be asymptomatic until it's too late or men don't get the necessary screenings. Dr. Eric Ward, urologist with OhioHealth, and Carl Mann, a prostate cancer survivor, talk about the risks of prostate cancer and why it's so important to get the screenings, especially if there is a family history.
(37:14-47:52) AI growth and calls for slowing development
OSU continues to grow its programs, including an engineering expansion with Google. The university has expanded it's programs around AI in recent years too. In the last couple of weeks, more concerns have been raised from leaders of the top AI companies that AI is becoming too advanced too quickly and there needs to be some extra caution. President Trump dismissed those concerns while in Ireland over the weekend, focusing on beating China in the AI race.
(48:07-50:33) Lawsuit filed over Dublin redistricting
A group of parents have filed a lawsuit over Dublin City Schools' redistricting process, claiming race and socioeconomic factors were used in drawing the new lines.
(50:34-51:41) Celine Dion is back!
After several years off stage, Celine Dion performed her first concert in Paris. Collin wants tickets to her shows badly.