George Shillcock
Radio Reporter at WOSU-TV (Columbus, OH)
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1 week ago |
wosu.org | George Shillcock
It's not often that political yard signs — a staple of local, state and national campaigns — are considered newsworthy. Yard signs for political candidates appear on lawns around Columbus almost every year. This year, purple and orange signs were staked into the ground for supporters of Tiara Ross; painted black and white signs were out for Kate Curry-Da-Souza; and numerous signs for the 10 candidates for the Columbus City Schools Board of Education were put up.
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1 week ago |
wosu.org | George Shillcock
Licking County Judge David Branstool said Thursday he expects to issue a verdict in the criminal trial for Jacob McDonald early next week. The third day of McDonald's trial in Licking County included the defense calling two witnesses to discredit the charges against McDonald, the prosecution and defense resting their case and closing arguments. McDonald is charged with 26 counts, including six counts of aggravated vehicular homicide for allegedly causing a deadly Nov. 2023 bus crash on I-70.
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1 week ago |
wosu.org | George Shillcock
Tuesday's primary election results show one candidate for Columbus City Council took home more support from precincts covering the city's 7th district, but also a split for candidate support along historic lines of racial segregation. When you look at a map of Tuesday’s unofficial election results available from the Franklin County Board of Elections, two things stand out.
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1 week ago |
wosu.org | George Shillcock
Six candidates made it past Tuesday's primary election for three open seats on the Columbus City Schools' Board of Education. Patrick Katzenmeyer, Jermaine Kennedy, Janeece Keyes, Mounir Lynch, Kimberly Mason and Antoinette Miranda received the highest number of votes in the primary. The four candidates who received the least amount of votes were Liz Caslin-Turner, Teresa Hannah, Karrie Lumpkin and Julie Trabold.
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1 week ago |
wosu.org | George Shillcock
Tiara Ross and Jesse Vogel won the Tuesday primary election race for Columbus City Council District 7, narrowing the field ahead of November’s general election for the seat. Ross received 41% of the vote and Vogel received 39% with 99% of precincts reporting Tuesday evening. Curry-Da-Souza, a third candidate in the race, came in third with 20% of the vote. Ross and Vogel will advance to the Nov. 3 general election, which will decide who will hold the ninth seat on Columbus City Council.
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RT @Colebehr_report: Fans running into the Shoe after the Buckeyes win @DispatchAlerts https://t.co/GYHgQqGPO0
Some more photos from last night's celebrations near Ohio State's campus in Columbus: https://t.co/u1IOXPLkuU
Couches were lit on fire near Ohio State's campus after the Buckeye's 34-23 win over Notre Dame. OSU also reports a crowd of over 100 broke into Ohio Stadium. The university reports no injuries or arrests at this time. Have not heard back from Columbus Police yet @wosunews https://t.co/T8AVWx6wtz
