Steve Levine is an Editor at The Electric. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, juvenile justice, cybersecurity, and regional interest, with a focus on Ohio and North America. Levine's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Fortune, NBC 24, and ABC 7 Chicago.
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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) — A Columbus police officer received burns on her hands after rescuing a man from a fiery crash last week on Inters tate 7I.
By: Steve Levine
A Franklinton food truck business known for assisting the neighborhood, is now being helped by the community after thieves stole an expensive generator and two
By: Steve Levine
Columbus police warning people to take security steps with their package deliveries, as thefts are expected to increase during the holiday season."definitely,
By: Steve Levine
A 15-year-old now faces a gun charge after police said he ran from a stolen car parked near a garage at Easton Town Center on Black Friday. (WSYX)
By: Steve Levine
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Columbus police are increasing officer presence during the holidays to deter car break-ins that have recently started to increase.
By: Steve Levine
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A Grove City mom says her two kids were left out in the cold after a school bus app glitch delayed notifications that school busses were running late.
By: Steve Levine
"I kind of just threw my hands up and said 'Okay, lets call police and get this taken care of,'" Joe Osterfeld said.
By: Steve Levine
The family of a great-grandmother shot and killed days before Thanksgiving last year, still looking for answers after a teenager pleads guilty to the violent ho
By: Steve Levine
“I was surprised by the issue but glad we identified it,” said Columbus Police Deputy Chief Tim Myers.
By: Steve Levine
Police said 49-year-old Dawn Clover, 34-year-old Sierra Muse, and 36-year-old Tiffany Parrish were all discovered shot to death in the home on South Ohio Avenue after a friend called 911.
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