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Steve Levine is a journalist at The Electric and an author focused on the intersection of technology and geopolitics, particularly in the realms of batteries, drones, robotaxis, and humanoid robots. He covers a broad range of topics including education, higher education, and enterprise tech, with a keen interest in aviation, aerospace, and space travel. Steve'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
Western battery makers, which have scaled back plans for new factories amid tepid consumer demand for electric vehicles, have found a smaller but much needed stream of income from their ability to quickly deploy backup power for AI data centers.
By: Steve Levine
After repeated problems with missing mail and packages at his Hilltop home, George said he turned to ABC 6 for help. Within hours of an inquiry from the station
By: Steve Levine
After repeated problems with missing mail and packages at his Hilltop home, George said he turned to ABC 6 On Your Side for help.
By: Steve Levine
A week after a Facebook page called “C-F-D Duct Tape” appeared on social media, its creators say it has quickly gained attention by posting photos and videos th
By: Steve Levine
The Pentagon, pushing back against China’s dominance of the batteries used in electric vehicles, AI data centers, weaponry and almost everything else, is bolstering U.S. efforts to leapfrog well ahead of Chinese battery technology.
By: Steve Levine
As Memorial Day tributes were held across the country, central Ohio paused to remember three Ohio National Guard airmen who died in March, including Master Sgt.
By: Steve Levine
As Memorial Day tributes were held across the country, central Ohio paused to remember three Ohio National Guard airmen who died in March, including Master Sgt. Tyler Simmons, who grew up in Columbus.
By: Steve Levine
A 17-year-old accused of fatally stabbing his father in a Clintonville home will remain in the county Juvenile Intervention Center as prosecutors prepare to ask
By: Steve Levine
FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Ohio — High winds and heavy rain swept through Fairfield County on Wednesday, briefly prompting a tornado warning and leaving
By: Steve Levine
An Ohio State employee killed in what Columbus police have called “a domestic violence incident” is being remembered by friends and clients as investigators rel
