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3 weeks ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — An inspector with Franklin County Public Health found no violations during an inspection at a Grove City Waffle House where a customer reported a tooth was served in hash browns earlier this month. The March 28th inspection at the restaurant located at 3085 Broadway followed a food safety complaint to the county health department, and it occurred a day after an ABC 6 On Your Side report.
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3 weeks ago | 
myfox28columbus.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
An inspector with Franklin County Public Health found no violations during an inspection at a Grove City Waffle House where a customer reported a tooth was served in hash browns earlier this month. The March 28th inspection at the restaurant located at 3085 Broadway followed a food safety complaint to the county health department, and it occurred a day after an ABC 6 On Your Side report.
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4 weeks ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
GROVE CITY, Ohio (WSYX) — When Ky Echols took a bite of hash browns at a Grove City Waffle House this month, he said he wound up with a tooth that didn’t belong to him. “It was a human tooth,” Echols said. Echols said he visited the restaurant at 3085 Broadway around 8 p.m. on March 15 with a group of friends, including Mitchell Gresley. Both said they’re regular Waffle House customers. “Out he spat a human tooth that was embedded in (the) hash browns,” Gresley said.
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4 weeks ago | 
dayton247now.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
When Ky Echols took a bite of hash browns at a Grove City Waffle House this month, he said he wound up with a tooth that didn’t belong to him. (WSYX)
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1 month ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The city of Columbus celebrated the diversity of its latest police class Friday as dozens of officers graduated from the Columbus Police Training Academy. The 146th recruit class included 38 officers joining the Columbus Division of Police and 13 officers with other agencies, including Dublin Police, Genoa Township Police, Hilliard Police, Newark Police, OSU Police, and Reynoldsburg Police.
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1 month ago | 
myfox28columbus.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
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1 month ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
Board members were set to vote on a resolution reducing 30 positions, including 24. 5 teaching positions and 4.5 support staff positions, as well as another resolution eliminating 30 minutes of instructional time at elementary schools and Creekview Intermediate School for the 2025-2026 school year. The schools would still have more than the required state minimum instructional hours, the district said.
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1 month ago | 
myfox28columbus.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
Thousands of Central Ohio employees face the reality of returning to their offices after working remotely for years due to the pandemic. The state of Ohio has recently joined companies like Nationwide, JPMorgan Chase, American Electric Power Ohio, and more to bring workers back to office settings. Employees have shared frustrations and anger over the changes with ABC 6/FOX 28, and they requested anonymity because of their concerns about the consequences of criticizing the policy shift.
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1 month ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Thousands of Central Ohio employees face the reality of returning to their offices after working remotely for years due to the pandemic. Employees have shared frustrations and anger over the changes with ABC 6/FOX 28, and they requested anonymity because of their concerns about the consequences of criticizing the policy shift. “This is actually a huge thing for our family,” the wife of one impacted worker said.
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1 month ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — ABC 6 is On Your Side, getting answers for families as school districts prepare for anticipated cuts to state funding in the upcoming biennial budget. The superintendent for Columbus City Schools has warned that the state’s largest district stands to lose $45 million dollars in funding over the next two years, based on the proposed budget being debated within the Ohio legislature.
