Columbus City Council approved $950,000 for multiple city park improvements, including McCoy Park. A couple is dead in an apparent murder-suicide in southeast Columbus. OSU Marion is expanding with a new Downtown Engagement Hub. A Pike County pumpkin farm is ruined after flooding over the weekend. Canada is negotiating with the European Union as the US-Canada trade war drags on. Cleveland introduces a resolution to rename a portion of Lake Erie.
(1:57-4:15) Murder-suicide in southeast Columbus
Police were called to Bannon Court Monday afternoon. Two people are dead in an apparent murder-suicide. Columbus Police tell 10TV the two were in a domestic partnership.
(4:16-8:12) $950,000 approved for city parks, including McCoy
As Columbus prepares to welcome a new National Women's Soccer League team, the city is trying to make good on its promises to southside residents about parks. Some of the money will go to improving the remaining portion of McCoy park that isn't being taken up by the coming NWSL training facility.
(8:27-15:15) OSU Marion expands
One of OSU's satellite campuses is opening a Downtown Engagement Hub. Dean and Director of OSU Marion, Jennifer Schlueter joins Collin and Bryn to talk about how the campus hopes to bring in an increases collaboration with city leadership, the university and the community.
(15:45-20:29) Flooding wrecks Pike County pumpkin farm
After a brief break from wet weather last week, the rain returned over the weekend. That rain caused a lot of flooding at a Pike County farm that raises pumpkins, Christmas trees, and a variety of vegetables. Now the owners are figuring out what's next. Meteorologist Justin Gehrts talks about more rain on the way.
(20:59-27:05) US-Canada trade war continues
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is exploring a "unique alliance" with the European Union as the US-Canada trade war continues. What's at stake and how much could costs rise for American consumers? Associate Professor of Economics at Cedarville University Jared Pincin talks about when the affects of the trade war could really be seen.
(27:20-31:00) Gulf of Cleveland resolution
In a tongue-in-cheek resolution, one Cleveland city councilmember suggested renaming a portion of Lake Erie to Gulf of Cleveland. WKYC's Sya Nyorkor reports as this comes on the heels of the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario and also a Pennsylvania representative's call to rename Lake Erie.
(30:01-36:28) Popstars chiming in on Israel-Palestine war again
Mackelmore, Pink and Ed Sheeran are all facing online backlash after comments and posts regarding the Israel-Palestine war.
(36:43-43:00) The Emmys!
A night of glitz and glamor! Some big names walked away with hardware.