Steve Levine is an editor for The Electric, focusing on local news in Columbus, Ohio. He has written for various news outlets including Wtte Fox 28, WSYX ABC 6, EIN Presswire, Cw Columbus, and The Information. Steve covers a range of topics including crime, politics, and local events, providing timely and informative articles to his readers.
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Steve Levine's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime and community-related issues in Columbus, Ohio. He is particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, assault, domestic violence, city council restructuring, police transparency, and tragic events.
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By: Steve Levine
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Nearly 200 people are facing charges following a weekend crackdown on illegal street racing in Columbus.
Volume 90% COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Cyber investigators are still reviewing stolen data found on the dark web following a ransomware attack that targeted the city of Columbus over the summer.
By: Steve Levine
A Pickerington man is now waiting for Hurricane Milton to move across Florida, after being ordered to evacuate his Tampa area home."Everybody realized this is n
By: Steve Levine
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — "That's adrenaline to them, it's adrenaline," said Sean Stevenson founder of End the Violence. "To fix it, we got to address them."
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company would release Robotaxis costing less than $30,000 in 2026, though he stopped short of promising the vehicles would be fully autonomous, describing them as “highly optimized for autonomous transport.” Musk also said the company would sell $20,000 humanoid robots for homes that will serve drinks, watch children and “whatever you want,” though he did not say when
Announcing the 10th Virtual Human Twin Experience Symposium October 30-13 as part of Dassault Systemes' 2024 Science Week in Paris.
By: Steve Levine
"Maybe a couple of shingles were blown off, nothing major," said Brandon Miller, who left Ohio and moved to St. Pete's Beach near Tampa 18 months ago.
By: Steve Levine
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — "It really hurts to lose something that you thought you were going to have for a while," said Atiba Jones, whose
By: Steve Levine
The Columbus Division of Police ow invesitgating two early morning crashes, officers say involve stolen cars and teens
By: Steve Levine
The Columbus Division of Police have released dashcam and body camera video of two car crashes officers say involved stolen vehicles and juveniles.Police say a
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