
Stacia Naquin
News Anchor at WSYX-TV (Columbus, OH)
News Anchor at WTTE-TV (Columbus, OH)
News gal for ABC 6 & FOX 28, sharing stories from Ohio’s capital city. #USO volunteer, former college professor & newspaper columnist
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2 weeks ago |
wtol.com | Stacia Naquin
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A coordinated criminal effort is happening in the skies above prisons across Ohio. It can involve drone drops and surveillance. That’s why the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections recently highlighted drone detection as an area of increased investment for the agency’s goals and objectives within the Executive Budget for 2026-27.
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2 weeks ago |
wkyc.com | Stacia Naquin
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A coordinated criminal effort is happening in the skies above prisons across Ohio. It can involve drone drops and surveillance. That’s why the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections recently highlighted drone detection as an area of increased investment for the agency’s goals and objectives within the Executive Budget for 2026-27.
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3 weeks ago |
wkyc.com | Stacia Naquin
COLUMBUS, Ohio — One of the biggest blockbusters of the summer is putting the Hollywood spotlight on Cleveland. The city transforms into Metropolis in the new "Superman" movie scheduled for release on July 11. It is one of 300 productions filmed in Ohio in the last 16 years, according to the Greater Cleveland Film Commission, marking a growing industry here.
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3 weeks ago |
wkyc.com | Stacia Naquin
COLUMBUS, Ohio — It’s a rainy and gray day on the campus of The Ohio State University in Columbus. Normally bustling with students darting from class to class, the atmosphere feels unusually quiet since the spring semester ended just days prior. President Ted Carter is already looking forward to the fall semester when that Buckeye energy returns. Carter is just now wrapping up his first full school year as head of the university.
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4 weeks ago |
wkyc.com | Stacia Naquin
COLUMBUS, Ohio — It began as an ordinary traffic stop in Pickerington, a Columbus suburb. However, it turned into an extraordinary and lifesaving discovery. Inside the car, law enforcement found a plastic bag containing 3,700 small, round, blue pills. "Each one of those tablets could've at least killed one person," said Jessica Toms, a laboratory manager for the drug chemistry section at the Bureau for Criminal Investigation. Investigators say the pills were made to look like oxycodone.
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