Carly D'Eon is a journalist for WBNS-TV, focusing on local news in Columbus, Ohio. With a passion for investigative reporting and community journalism, Carly covers a wide range of topics including crime, social issues, and local government. Her goal is to provide accurate and impactful news stories that inform and engage the community.
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Carly D'Eon focuses on local news, particularly crime, government & politics, and family-related issues in the Columbus area of Ohio. She has a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to local events and announcements from authorities.
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By: Carly D'Eon
While many are now pointing to the officer’s quick thinking as the hero of the story, Fout takes none of the credit.
By: Carly D'Eon
Tischauser said the people in hate groups don’t want to travel far distances, and Ohio is more conveniently located for some members working in nearby states.
By: Carly D'Eon
Some of the common positives they shared about the schools included a strong sense of community and a committed staff and administration.
On Nov. 12, Hilliard City Council voted not to approve a zoning change of a vacant building which had been purchased by the Noor Islamic Center.
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The lawsuit claims the judge experienced racial and gender discrimination, a hostile work environment and retaliation.
They hope their stories send a message that violence does not discriminate and these families will never forget them.
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Reed said Thursday night’s conversation is the first of many conversations that will be had regarding the inevitable cuts coming to the district.
By: Carly D'Eon
Though he acknowledges the financial and psychological barriers that might prevent victims from walking away, Fuqua said it’s critically important to find a way out.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — As lawmakers work to continue passing legislation before the end of the year, another bill drawing criticism was passed in the Ohio Senate on Wednesday.
Justin Miller and Danielle Prosser said they had just moved into the home with their three kids about a week ago.
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