10TV News Presents

On April 25 and Feb. 1, WBNS-10TV aired "10TV News Presents," a look at the people, places and stories shaping central Ohio. Watch the program on demand and take an in-depth look at the stories that aired.

Stories

Columbus Zoo's Jack Hanna Reveals Different Side

Wednesday, Apr 25, 2012

There is much more to Jungle Jack Hanna than the man you see on David Letterman and his outspoken advocacy on animal conservation. Behind his trademark smile is a man whose family is in the midst of a very private battle.

One Year Later, Officers Remember Shootout With Man Who Killed 4

Wednesday, Apr 25, 2012

10TV's Maureen Kocot speaks with three officers who were on a collision course with a man who killed four people and how the officers ended up in the line of fire.

Family Shares Story Of How Jack Became Jackie

Wednesday, Apr 25, 2012

Meet a family who knew early on that there was something different about their little boy. It's been a long journey but it's a story they're now willing to share in hopes of helping other families with the decision they faced.

Women's Prison Inmates Getting Second Chance

Wednesday, Apr 25, 2012

10TV's Angela An goes inside the walls of the Ohio Reformatory for Women to see how programs are working to get prisoners back on track to re-enter society.

Select Group Charged With Solving Most Complex Crimes

Wednesday, Apr 25, 2012

10TV's Jerry Revish take a rare glimpse into the specialized unit that works to crack cold cases.

Urban Meyer: 'I Know Ohio State As Well As Anybody'

Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012

Urban Meyer inherits an Ohio State football team on the rebound from an NCAA scandal. He recently sat down with 10TV's Andrea Cambern for his first in-depth interview since being named coach.

Fire Station 18: Behind The Scenes

Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012

10TV's Jerry Revish shares his experience about something you usually don't get to see. Look firsthand how firefighters are not only co-workers, but family.

A Hero’s Healing: Ohioan, Afghanistan Hero’s Road To Recovery

Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012

More than 1,400 men and women have lost their lives in the war in Afghanistan, but the total wounded in action far outweighs that. The road to recovery can be long and hard, including that for Master Sgt. Doug Reed.