Clay Gordon

Columbus

Morning News Anchor at WBNS-TV (Columbus, OH)

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Honda to invest more than $1 billion into EV manufacturing in Ohio

Feb 1, 2025 | msn.com | Clay Gordon

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Honda to invest more than $1 billion into EV manufacturing in Ohio

Feb 1, 2025 | msn.com | Clay Gordon

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Ohio Chamber CEO talks about potential impact of tariffs in the state

Jan 23, 2025 | ourcommunitynow.com | Clay Gordon

Share COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Trump Administration announced new potential tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada by Feb. 1. China would face a 10% tariff across the board on goods, in additional to the tariffs imposed by President Trump during his last time in office. The Biden Administration did not remove any levies on China. Mexico and Canada could face a 25% tariff, if there are no negotiations between now and next month.
USAA warns buyers to be wary of potential ticket scams for Ohio State-Notre Dame championship

Jan 16, 2025 | msn.com | Clay Gordon

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More than 200,000 faulty airbags are still in Ohio vehicles

Oct 22, 2024 | 10tv.com | Clay Gordon

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A disguised danger is still on Ohio roadways. A CARFAX report based off National Highway Transportation Safety Administration data showed millions of vehicles in the United States still had faulty airbag inflators by the now-bankrupt company, Takata Airbags. In 2015, U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx called it, "probably the most complex consumer safety recall in U.S. history." Forty million vehicles across 19 automakers were pulled because of inflators.
Canal Winchester man recovering from sports gambling addiction shares his story

May 2, 2024 | 10tv.com | Clay Gordon

Local News Sean Martin started gambling on sports when it was legalized in Ohio. He never had an issue with gambling until he had access to it on his cellphone. Author: Clay Gordon Published: 6:19 PM EDT May 2, 2024 Updated: 6:19 PM EDT May 2, 2024 CANAL WINCHESTER, Ohio — It has been months since Sean Martin placed a bet. He started gambling on sports when Ohio legalized it on Jan. 1, 2023. “I started to tinker, didn't really go crazy, but then [it] started to kind of progress,” he said.
Ohio sees uptick in number of people reaching state's problem gambling resources

Apr 29, 2024 | wkyc.com | Clay Gordon

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio experts say they’re seeing an uptick in the number of people accessing the state’s problem gambling resources, but that may not be a bad thing. Abdullah Mahmood is the administrative coordinator of Maryhaven’s Gambling Intervention Program. He said the saw a 55% increase in contacts in the last year since sports betting was legalized. “The access on your mobile phone makes it easier to gamble,” Mahmood said.
Ohio sees uptick in number of people reaching state's problem gambling resources

Apr 29, 2024 | wtol.com | Clay Gordon

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio experts say they’re seeing an uptick in the number of people accessing the state’s problem gambling resources, but that may not be a bad thing. Abdullah Mahmood is the administrative coordinator of Maryhaven’s Gambling Intervention Program. He said the saw a 55% increase in contacts in the last year since sports betting was legalized. “The access on your mobile phone makes it easier to gamble,” Mahmood said.
Ohio sees uptick in number of people reaching state's problem gambling resources

Apr 29, 2024 | 10tv.com | Clay Gordon

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio experts say they’re seeing an uptick in the number of people accessing the state’s problem gambling resources, but that may not be a bad thing. Abdullah Mahmood is the administrative coordinator of Maryhaven’s Gambling Intervention Program. He said the saw a 55% increase in contacts in the last year since sports betting was legalized. “The access on your mobile phone makes it easier to gamble,” Mahmood said.
Do you know where your delivery food is coming from?

Feb 22, 2024 | 10tv.com | Clay Gordon

Consumer Ghost kitchens still have to follow all the same requirements, licensing and food safety training as typical brick-and-mortar restaurants. Author: Clay Gordon Published: 6:57 PM EST February 22, 2024 Updated: 6:57 PM EST February 22, 2024 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Your favorite delivery food spot might not be a restaurant, just a kitchen. Ghost kitchens are popping up online and on delivery apps, and pickup drivers might be going into another established restaurant to grab your food.