The Dispatch's investigation into how Ohio police handle missing persons cases is now FREE to read for everyone. Please check it out and share it with others. https://t.co/dRUeRTKnI3
In 2006, security cameras caught Brian Shaffer walking into the Ugly Tuna Saloona near Ohio State and never showed him leaving. Twenty years later, his disappearance remains unsolved and his case has taken on an urban legend status among true crime fans. https://t.co/QazlftVqlw
The Dispatch's "Invisible Killer" investigation into radon failures is a finalist for the NIHCM Foundation's local media award. We're in good company here with other finalists including Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, Boston Globe and more. https://t.co/kW3asV3rPS
Legislation in response to @DispatchAlerts' VANISHED investigation on missing persons failures passed by a vote of 95-0 in the Ohio House of Representatives on Tuesday. https://t.co/mDz8x6y67h
White SUVs pulled up to the gate of Les Wexner’s New Albany, Ohio estate around 9:10 a.m. Wednesday. Members of Congress are deposing Wexner about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein this morning.
In an unsent letter to Ohio retail mogul Les Wexner, accused child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein wrote that the two shared "gang stuff" together for 15 years and alluded to secrets he withheld from Wexner's wife Abigail when she began asking questions. https://t.co/odB9wIisoK
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The Ohio Department of Health gave out far more radon tests in 2025 than any other year on record. The surge in requests followed @DispatchAlerts' "Invisible Killer" investigation that published in November with support from @NatPress, @ReportingHealth. https://t.co/tkucAdcX2P
Columbus City Council plans to pursue legislation on radon following our “Invisible Killer” investigation into how policymakers have failed to protect Ohioans from the deadly gas. https://t.co/5c4UOLu1nZ
Shout out to my colleagues @DanaeKing@MaxFilby for their work on The Columbus Dispatch’s radon project, work that will likely save lives.
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Ohio University football coach Brian Smith was fired after admitting to having a relationship with an undergraduate student, records obtained by @DispatchAlerts show. https://t.co/JUN7l7Iv6l
They now will test and mitigate all schools with high levels of radon. Reporting from @MaxFilby , @DanaeKing and @samanthajhendr exposed lax testing in Ohio schools for cancer-causing gas. Read it all at https://t.co/skPIR60oBF.