Steve Levine

1 week ago | abc6onyourside.com | Steve Levine

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — As domestic violence cases continue to creep upward, first responders continue to take steps to make sure those calls end safely. MORE | Suspect ID'd, charged with aggravated murder; Ohio deputy remembered as 'a great guy' "The domestic violence call is the most dangerous call that our officers are dispatched to," said Major Nate Smith of the Franklin County Sheriff's Office.

1 week ago | cwcolumbus.com | Steve LeVine |Steve Levine

As domestic violence cases continue to creep upward, first responders continue to take steps to make sure those calls end safely. MORE | Suspect ID'd, charged with aggravated murder; Ohio deputy remembered as 'a great guy' "The domestic violence call is the most dangerous call that our officers are dispatched to," said Major Nate Smith of the Franklin County Sheriff's Office.

1 week ago | cwcolumbus.com | Steve LeVine |Steve Levine

A 69-year-old great-grandmother is recovering at Grant Medical Center weeks after being shot in her Cleveland Avenue apartment. Family members told ABC6/FOX28 that bullets struck Anne Wiseman in the arm while she was watching television. "She is struggling a little bit but she is strong," said Delyla Wade, Wiseman's daughter. Wiseman was wounded on May 8 when gunshots were fired into her apartment. "It went through the wall, through her recliner, and through her arm," Wade said. "She's doing well.

1 week ago | abc6onyourside.com | Steve Levine

Family members told ABC6/FOX28 that bullets struck Anne Wiseman in the arm while she was watching television. "She is struggling a little bit but she is strong," said Delyla Wade, Wiseman's daughter. Wiseman was wounded on May 8 when gunshots were fired into her apartment. "It went through the wall, through her recliner, and through her arm," Wade said. "She's doing well.

2 weeks ago | abc6onyourside.com | Steve Levine

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — As the City of Columbus prepares to invest over $28 million in summer youth programs to keep children off the streets and away from crime, the Office of Violence Prevention is set to launch a new campaign next month to enhance community safety. "We are at the East Market; this is the last picture we took together," she said.