Cassidy Wilson is a News Anchor/Reporter for Spectrum News 1, focusing on local news in Coshocton, Ohio. With experience in various media outlets, including WHIZ Media Group and Destination Tampa Bay™, Cassidy covers a range of topics including community issues, local events, and breaking news stories.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Up until this week, the state was experiencing extreme drought conditions, affecting farmers' crops, water supplies and more.
Agriculture expert shares advice on treating brown grass following drought conditions
By: Cassidy Wilson
ASHEVILLE, Ohio — Jackson Mace was born with hardly any oxygen. He had to have a kidney transplant and is now immunocompromised which limits the sports he can play.
RICHFIELD, Ohio — With less than two weeks to go until election day, there's extra attention being placed on some of Ohio's congressional races.
Stuart Veatch is a popcorn farmer who has harvest nearly 2 million pounds of popcorn this season.
GROVE CITY, Ohio — It's officially Halloween, and while the warm temperatures might not make it feel like fall, the next few days are all about trick or treating, haunted houses, and of course, football.
Records for early, in-person voting are being reached.
A local business owner backs all Olentangy schools who have had an outstanding football season.
By: Cassidy Wilson
OHIO — It's been almost four years since the January 6th insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, and there are hundreds of people who have been convicted for their role in that event.
Siblings from Olentangy Liberty high school will star on American Ninja Warrior show.
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