Kevin Landers is a news reporter for WBNS-TV in Columbus, Ohio. With multiple Emmy and Edward R. Murrow Awards under his belt, Kevin is known for his compelling storytelling and in-depth reporting on local news stories. He has a strong focus on issues affecting the Columbus community, including development, education, and social justice.
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Kevin Landers' coverage focuses mainly on local news in Columbus, Ohio. He reports extensively on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories related to politics and travel. If you have insights into local government policies or legal matters in the Columbus area, breaking news relevant to the region's political landscape or developments in travel that impact the community, your expertise could be of interest to him.
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The 390,000-pound combustion chamber traveled from southern Ohio to Rickenbacker Parkway.
The city launched a litter tracker where citizens can see which streets and alleys are considered extremely littered.
By: Kevin Landers
The 390,000-pound combustion chamber traveled from southern Ohio to Rickenbacker Parkway.
Last year, there were 23,900 students projected in the fall. Today, the district said the number is 24,000.
OHIO, USA — One by one they are closing. Small independent pharmacies are becoming a thing of the past, as more than 250 have closed across Ohio since 2014.
According to the U.S. Census, hunger in Ohio is above the national average. Ohio sits at 11.5% while the U.S. average is 10.4%.
As development moves into Licking and Delaware counties, experts predict more cases of private land taken by eminent domain will happen to make way for progress.
By: Kevin Landers
Faced with jail and possible death, a family from Bhutan fled to Nepal as the government began a campaign of ethnic cleansing. They came to Ohio to start a new life.
By: Tara Jabour, Kevin Landers
According to a statement from a district spokesperson, that plan was put in place in September 2023 so the district could reduce costs.
In 2023, the county saw 23,900 evictions, an increase of 12,000 from the year prior. This year, the county is on pace to hit 26,000 evictions.
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