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The Plyburn family's first Halloween in Columbus

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A 'zombie star' is about to light up the night sky

A celestial explosion will cause a star to rise from its cosmic grave, briefly creating a "new" star in our night sky!
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Grove City officials work to reduce crashes involving pedestrians

Grove City is working to make its streets more pedestrian-friendly.
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Grove City working to reduce pedestrian crashes

Safety officials are reminding drivers to keep an extra eye out for pedestrians, and Grove City is working to make its streets more pedestrian-friendly.
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Woman shares story of discovering breast cancer after what she thought was a breastfeeding problem

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is winding down with a reminder to keep up the fight for research and a cure and to get your mammogram.
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Raising awareness for World Stroke Day

It's estimated that more than 600,000 people will have their first stroke this year. For the first time in 10 years, there are new recommendations to prevent that.
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Doctors say marijuana use is harmful to expecting mothers

Medical experts are urging people who are pregnant or planning to be that cannabis use can put mothers and children at serious risk.
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Highball Halloween taking place in Short North

Central Ohioans are getting ready for what's being called the nation's most elaborate costume party.
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National Bus Safety Week: What to keep in mind

School buses are statistically the safest way to transport students, but at times, dangers can still arise.
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Central Ohio teens hosting Dog-A-Thon to support dog shelters

Three local teenagers are calling on central Ohio to help support the place that provided them their four-legged pals.
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Nationwide Children's Hospital patients lining up 'each mile' for Columbus Marathon

Every year, 24 patients who were treated at Nationwide Children's Hospital line each mile of America's most meaningful race.