WSYX-TV (Columbus, OH)

WSYX is a television station located in Ohio, affiliated with both ABC and FOX, and is owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group. WTTE, also based in Ohio, is a TBD affiliate owned by Cunningham Broadcasting Corporation, which receives some services from a Sinclair affiliate. Sinclair, Inc. ranks among the largest and most varied television broadcasting companies in the United States. After pending transactions, Sinclair operates, programs, or provides sales services for 163 TV stations across 77 markets. Their television group reaches about 38.7% of households in the U.S. and includes affiliates of networks such as FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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#69359

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#13648

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Ohio updates non-medical cannabis sales limits effective June 4

2 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Chris Pugh

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Division of Cannabis Control (DCC) has issued updated guidance on Wednesday on purchase limitations for non-medical cannabis sales. The DCC emphasized its priority of ensuring medical marijuana patients have an adequate supply while maintaining their medical marijuana cards. Dispensaries are reminded of their responsibility to serve both medical patients and non-medical consumers, maintaining sufficient inventory for medical marijuana.
Ohio lawmakers working to make changes to current marijuana law

3 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Isabelle Hanson

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Ohio lawmakers are working on making changes to the marijuana law voters passed in 2023. Wednesday, the Ohio House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on Senate Bill 56 and heard from more than 40 people, most in opposition to the bill. "I think legislators, they can learn more, and I think that will help them make a better amendment to the bill that more people will respect and support," said Anthony D. Riley with Ohio Cannabis Live.
Mortgage rates dip, still near 7%

3 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Jeff Ostrowski

Mortgage rates dip, still near 7%by Jeff OstrowskiWed, June 4th 2025 at 2:18 PMImage by PM Images/Getty Images; Illustration by Hunter Newton/Bankrate
Road closures for this weekend's Columbus Arts Festival

3 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Alissa Henry

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) 2025 Columbus Arts Festival is happening this weekend. More than 250 visual artists, four stages of performances, dozens of food vendors and tens of thousands of people will be flooding the area of the downtown riverfront in the Scioto Mile all weekend long in celebration of the Central Ohio arts scene. Several Downtown Columbus streets will close beginning at noon on Wednesday. Roads are scheduled to reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.
Slick suspect pours cooking grease on Columbus antique store's door multiple times

3 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Isabelle Hanson

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A Clintonville store's security cameras captured someone pouring cooking grease on the front door in the middle of the night and rubbing it into the handles. Eclectiques Antique Mall is on North High Street and features more than 65 local vintage vendors. All sorts of treasures can be found at the store. Jeffrey Mayo, Eclectiques Antique Mall's social media manager, said the same incident involving cooking grease happened three times so far this year.
Summer programs for kids start in Columbus; Mayor Ginther says they make the city safer

4 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Isabelle Hanson

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — School is out for the summer, and programs are starting for kids and teens. The City of Columbus invested more than $28 million in programming for youth to help keep them off the streets. Monday evening kicked off the start of the summer program, Ravage, at the J.C. Broadus Center in Columbus. Seventy kids and teens are enrolled. The program focuses on literacy skills, and kids learn how to play the drums and dance.
W-4 form: How to fill it out in 2025

5 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Allison Martin

W-4 form: How to fill it out in 2025by Allison MartinTue, June 3rd 2025 at 12:24 AMdamircudic/GettyImages
Man accused of firing at Marysville police has history of run-ins with law enforcement

5 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Mike McCarthy |Mike Mccarthy

MARYSVILLE, Ohio (WSYX) — The man accused of firing shots at Marysville Police has a history of run-ins with law enforcement in Union and Franklin counties, including a 2017 incident where he tried to headbutt an officer. Dustin Ohm, 29, is charged with attempted aggravated murder for a shootout that occurred in the Quail Hollow neighborhood last Friday, May 30th. He was on community control for a conviction in Franklin County, according to Franklin County court records.
Travel Guide: Not quite 72 hours in Las Vegas

5 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | John P. Wise

LAS VEGAS (WSYX) — "I could never live there," you'll hear them say. "Three days is all I need."That's a common Midwesterner's take on Las Vegas, and I've done that three-or-four-day trip out there about six or seven times now, including just last week. I've never been a big casino guy, and as I've gotten older, going out there to photograph the desert and enjoy a few restaurants has become one of my favorite things. I did more of the latter last week. Much more.
Columbus card game company faces uncertainty amid tariff appeal

6 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Nick Viland

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A Columbus-based card game company, Rookie Mage Games, is grappling with uncertainty as a federal trade court's ruling against President Donald Trump's tariffs is under appeal. The Court of Appeals has allowed the tariffs to remain in place during the appeal process, leaving businesses like Rookie Mage Games in a precarious position. Jordan McLaughlin, the founder of Rookie Mage Games, expressed the challenges his company faces due to the tariffs on Chinese imports.