OSU receiver coach and offensive coordinator Brian Hartline was asked about calling plays for the Buckeyes during Ohio State's first spring scrimmage.

Man shot in face on E. Livingston Ave.

6.5.23 Morning Forecast Update

Hazy sunshine, early summer pattern before cooldown. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/3CgjSr2

Unusual cause of wind damage in Upper Arlington and Hilliard. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/43IVpXs

Memorial fans take in tournament, local flavor. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/45XWdcS

Hazy sunshine, early summer pattern before cooldown. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/3CgjSr2

Chuck Todd to depart “Meet The Press,” Kristen Welker named new host. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/43HoouE

Pride Month kicks off with brunch event. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/3IVlgn1

Two hospitalized, one in critical condition after near drowning in Scioto River. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/43mdElD

2023 Memorial Tournament nears its end

Unusual cause of wind damage in Upper Arlington and Hilliard. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/43IVpXs

This week on The Spectrum: * From the White House to the halls of Congress, the fight to protect the full faith and credit of the United States and block economic catastrophe. “Some of the extremists in the House that want to privatize the VA, they want to privatize Social Security and Medicare,” said Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio). “And that’s just the wrong thing for seniors and the wrong thing for our country.” While Brown backed the debt-ceiling deal, Ohio’s other Senator called it bad policy. “The problem that I have is, you know, when you kick the can down the road, which is effectively what we’re doing,” said Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio).

* There is concern over voter turnout for Ohio’s special election in August, but the state’s boards of elections might have a bigger problem getting poll workers to show up.

* A retired brigadier general from central Ohio takes his special forces training to the front lines in Ukraine. “(I’m) just completely revolted by this invasion and the atrocities that were going on,” said retired Brigadier General Mark Arnold. “And the atrocities that I witnessed once I got there.” How Arnold’s new mission could save thousands of lives.

* Those who supported the debt ceiling deal predicted an immediate economic collapse without it. Opponents predict long-term problems now that it’s in place. Republican strategist Mehek Cooke and former Democratic Senate candidate Morgan Harper join the roundtable to weigh in.

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