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Ohio girl injured in train accident that killed her friend says she thought they had enough time to cross, and tax credit for filmmaking begins to pay off as movie projects bring about $25 million to Ohio. This plus more in Wednesday's noon newscast.

WCBE 90.5FM
Published January 6, 2010 at 1:03 PM EST

By Foley

Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • Columbus police investigating south side shooting that left one man seriously injured last night. :00

  • Ohio girl injured in train accident that killed her friend says she thought they had enough time to cross. :17

  • State tax credit for filmmaking begins to pay off as four movie projects bring about $25 million to Ohio. :52

  • New interactive online database for 3000 local governments will be available to Ohioans on April 15. 1:22

  • State auditor begins review of Ohio Lottery, which lottery officials call unreasonable and unnecessary. 2:44

  • Cleveland Schools Chief wants to close 18 schools as part of broader shake-up of the district. 3:29

  • President Obama honors teachers given awards for excellence today, including two Ohio educators. 4:15

  • State committee trying to get word out about the upcoming census has a new Web site. 4:48

  • Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren says he will meet with coach Eric Mangini today. 5:46

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