On today’s Big Picture: Communities in Hocking and Vinton counties are cleaning up after weekend flooding, while some local events and businesses were forced to shut down. We’re also talking sports after a winning weekend for the Buckeyes, Browns and Bengals. Plus, it’s Child Passenger Safety Week. GM’s lead engineer for child passenger safety breaks down common car seat mistakes and what parents should check before their child’s next ride. We’re also looking at ways families can help kids become stronger readers.
00:01-9:39
Heavy rain and flooding caused problems across parts of Hocking and Vinton counties over the weekend, with McArthur, Laurelville and Hamden among the hardest-hit communities.
We look at the damage, including a local restaurant forced to close after a basement wall collapsed, flooding at Lost Lands and an early end to the Jack Pine Pumpkin Festival.
Plus, a look at the forecast, rainfall totals and what comes next.
11:47-18:00
The Buckeyes, Browns AND Bengals all came away with wins.
Tyvis joins us to break down Ohio State’s latest victory and what the Buckeyes need to do next as they prepare for Illinois.
Plus, we’re talking about the Browns’ dramatic win, the Bengals and what’s coming up on The Fan.
20:07-28:04
When you buckle your child into a car seat, how confident are you that it’s installed correctly and that it’s still the right seat as your child grows?
GM Lead Engineer for Child Passenger Safety Suzanna Johansson joins us for Child Passenger Safety Week.
33:15-40:27
Reading skills aren’t built only in the classroom.
Karin Knowland from Patriot Preparatory Academy joins us ahead of its Family Literacy Night to explain how parents and caregivers can help children become stronger, more confident readers at home.
We talk about making reading fun, helping reluctant readers, spotting signs that a child may be struggling and simple ways to build literacy into everyday family life.
42:34-44:56
Christina Siders is back in court as her attorney seeks a lower bond, citing concerns about her declining health.
We break down where the case stands and whether Siders could be released. Since this episode aired, the Vinton County course house is now closed today following flooding and her court date has been changed.
49:05-52:42
Drivers are feeling more pain at the pump as instability in the Middle East continues to affect the global oil market.
We also look at the Strait of Hormuz and why reopening the critical oil route is expected to be a major topic at the U.N. General Assembly.
54:58-59:56
Alexis the Backyard Forager celebrated her latest work with a book signing over the weekend and 10TV cameras were there.
We take you inside the event and revisit her story.