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9 hours ago | nbc4i.com | Katie Millard |Isabel Cleary

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – In the last two years, Columbus City Schools have documented around 250 unwelcome sexual encounters at school, sparking concerns among parents and guardians. After publishing an account of the prolonged sexual assault of a 6-year-old on a school bus, five other parents reached out to NBC4 to voice concerns about student sexual assault at Columbus City Schools.

10 hours ago | nbc4i.com | Vinay Simlot

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – For the first time since becoming the Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Junior took questions from members of Congress. His testimony comes as the U.S. passed 1,000 measles cases across 11 states. In his first three months on the job Secretary Robert F. Kennedy junior has eliminated 1/4 of the health agency’s workforce and cut $11 billion in federal funds for states. Senators say those cuts affected vaccine programs in states.

14 hours ago | nbc4i.com | Mike Lillis

House Democratic leaders will oppose an effort by a fellow Democrat to impeach President Trump when the resolution hits the floor Wednesday afternoon. Rep. Pete Aguilar (Calif.), the chair of the Democratic Caucus, said the impeachment push by Rep. Shri Thanedar (D-Mich.) is not only futile, but it poses “a distraction” from the Democrats’ efforts to sink Trump’s domestic agenda, which is moving through the House this month.

20 hours ago | nbc4i.com | Katie Millard

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno is calling for the Commerce Department to extend tariffs to cover all imported steel-containing appliances, pleasing Ohio manufacturers but concerning economists. In a May 8 letter, Moreno, an Ohio Republican in his first term, said he was following up on a previous conversation with Commerce leadership about extending tariffs to foreign appliances that use steel.

1 day ago | nbc4i.com | Alexander Bolton

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), the chair of the Senate Homeland Security subcommittee that oversees disaster management, vented his frustration Tuesday at a hearing where he grilled the executives of two major insurance companies about cutting hurricane- and other disaster-related payments.