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2 days ago | 
myfox28columbus.com | Rodney Dunigan
The Columbus Office of Violence Prevention hosted a vigil to honor survivors of gun violence on June 6, 2025. (WSYX)
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2 days ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Rodney Dunigan
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Moments of reflection took place at Columbus City Hall on Friday as the Mayor's Office of Violence Prevention organized a vigil dedicated to survivors of gun violence. City and community leaders gathered to honor those affected by gun-related incidents. "Remembering those that we have lost not only honors their memory," said Rena Shak, Director of the Office of Violence Prevention.
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5 days ago | 
myfox28columbus.com | Rodney Dunigan
The iconic Spaghetti Warehouse trolley was saved and became a piece of Columbus history. (WSYX)
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5 days ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Rodney Dunigan
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Families across the city of Columbus got a chance to touch a living piece of history Tuesday night. Fans of the old 'Spaghetti Warehouse’ got a chance to take a tour of the historic trolley before it's set to be restored. For many, it was a chance to relive the past as they look ahead to the future. Thanks to the Rickenbacker Woods Foundation, families got a unique, one-night-only opportunity to view the iconic Spaghetti Warehouse trolley.
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1 week ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Rodney Dunigan
The shooting happened Saturday night just outside the Shake Shack restaurant at the corner of North High and Warren streets. In the video, police can been seen arriving and finding one of those victims. It also shows the officers talking to one of the victims, who ended up being taken to Nationwide Children's Hospital. Police told ABC 6 that he is expected to recover. Officers found the other person on a side street not far away.
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3 weeks ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Rodney Dunigan
The fiery crash claimed the lives of three Tusky Valley High School band members: John "Wyatt" Moseley, Katelyn Owens, and Jeffery "J-D" Worrell, along with a teacher and two chaperones: Dave Kennat, Kristy Gaynor, and Shannon Wigfield. The group was on their way to Columbus for a performance. McDonald faced 26 charges, including six counts of aggravated vehicular homicide. Prosecutors argued that he was distracted by his phone at the time of the crash.
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3 weeks ago | 
myfox28columbus.com | Rodney Dunigan
Story Infinite Scroll - News3 v1.0.0 (common)fb05a1b849a0053559bd2e202425284f8db1bdebFont familyFont colorCharacter edgeCharacter edge colorBackground colorWindow colorTOPICS:BB gunsSafety concernsReal firearmsEric DelbertPellet gunsLaw enforcementOhioToy gun controversyAs the popularity of BB and pellet guns rises, concerns about their safety are growing, particularly due to their striking resemblance to real firearms.
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3 weeks ago | 
myfox28columbus.com | Rodney Dunigan
ABC 6 is examining a serious warning for parents. As the popularity of BB and pellet guns continues to rise, there are growing concerns about safety. The main issue is that these guns are nearly identical to real firearms. In interactions with law enforcement, this can turn deadly. Sadly, in some cases, it already has. At L.E.P.D. Firearms in North Columbus, gun safety and training are a primary focus. Shop owner Eric Delbert is warning parents about the rising popularity of BB and pellet guns.
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3 weeks ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Rodney Dunigan
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — As the popularity of BB and pellet guns rises, concerns about their safety are growing, particularly due to their striking resemblance to real firearms. Eric Delbert, owner of L.E.P.D. Firearms, Range & Training Facility, emphasized the potential dangers these guns pose, especially in interactions with law enforcement. "It looks real. And so it's it's a recipe for disaster." -Eric DelbertRecent incidents in central Ohio highlight these concerns.
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1 month ago | 
abc6onyourside.com | Rodney Dunigan
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A massive effort is underway Tuesday to keep local kids on the right track. The grassroots community group, "We Are Linden," is working hard to pull kids off the streets and onto a better path. The group came together to recognize students at North Columbus Prep Academy, celebrating those making a positive impact in their community.
