Kyle Beachy

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kyle Beachy

DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — A Dublin Jerome High School senior gave a presentation at the Columbus Public Library Dublin Branch on Thursday afternoon. The presentation was created for a class, but was then canceled after the student said the topic was deemed controversial by the school district. Corinne Embi’s final project for her Women’s Studies class was to be a presentation on activism. For the project, she chose to talk about Trans-youth issues. “My Women’s Studies teacher was mostly supportive.

3 weeks ago | nbc4i.com | Kyle Beachy

DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — A Dublin Jerome High School senior gave a presentation at the Columbus Public Library Dublin Branch on Thursday afternoon. The presentation was created for a class, but was then canceled after the student said the topic was deemed controversial by the school district. Corinne Embi’s final project for her Women’s Studies class was to be a presentation on activism. For the project, she chose to talk about Trans-youth issues. “My Women’s Studies teacher was mostly supportive.

3 weeks ago | nbc4i.com | Kyle Beachy

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Visitors to Quarry Trails Metro Park on Mother’s Day noticed an oily substance in the water and were greeted with signs that read “no fishing” and “stay out of water.”Sunday’s weather was some of the nicest in central Ohio so far in 2025, and it was the Metro Park’s busiest day of the year. Jill Snyder, visitor engagement manager with Metro Parks, said the ranger who opened the park Sunday noticed a “black substance” in the water near Millikin Falls.

3 weeks ago | nbc4i.com | Kyle Beachy

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — When 2025 Ohio State University graduate Emily Hayward started her college career during the COVID-19 pandemic, she was looking for a way to get involved on campus. She always knew she liked sports, but never imagined where her love for athletics and personality would take her. “I grew up playing sports and then came to Ohio State,” she said. “I loved the athletic atmosphere and the tradition of Ohio State.

1 month ago | nbc4i.com | Daniel Griffin |Kyle Beachy

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Columbus residents have voted on which of three candidates will face off this November for a City Council seat. In unofficial results in the primary election, Jesse Vogel and Tiara Ross will meet again on November’s ballot to fill council’s District 7 seat after topping Kate Curry-Da-Souza on Tuesday. District 7 encompasses most of the city’s central neighborhoods and Downtown. All of the city’s residents, not just those residing in District 7, were able to vote on the race.