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  • Romney Wins Nevada Caucus

    Mitt Romney wins seconds caucus in a row, easily taking Nevada. Get the details.

  • Sunshine Returning Sunday

    Snow showers will continue in southern Ohio before the sun returns Sunday. Get the forecast.

  • Foster Group Homes To Close

    Fifty-two children will be moved from their group homes due to safety concerns. Get the details.

  • Casino Work Continues In Cincinnati

    One week after the collapse of a second floor at the construction site for the Cincinnati casino, workers started demolition on that area.

  • State GOP Leader Cuts Down Coup

    The Republican party chairman deals a blow to Gov. John Kasich supporters for the upcoming election. Get the details.

  • Clouds Increasing Across The State Overnight

    Cloud coverage will increase as rain showers move across the state Saturday morning. Get the forecast.

  • 'Mr. Ohio Football' Found Guilty On All Counts

    A former "Mr. Football" could face more than four decades behind bars. Get the story.

  • Komen Reverses Decision On Funding

    Komen for the Cure released a statement Friday reversing its decision to pull funding from Planned Parenthood. Get the story.

  • Ohio Election Will Spotlight GOP Feud

    Super Tuesday won't just settle the feud between Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich, but it could determine who leads the Republican Party in Ohio.

  • Dog Pound Forced To Euthanize

    One Ohio pound will be forced to euthanize dogs if they are not adopted soon. Get the details.

  • Sheriff Deputies Facing Cuts

    Townships in Hamilton County might see Sheriff's deputies decrease. Get the details.

  • Convicted Killer To Be Released

    The Summit County Prosecutor is on the lookout for one murder victim's family to help keep her killer in jail. Get the details.

  • Human Trafficking, Life On The Streets Part 3

    ONN's Cristin Severance continues her indepth series on human trafficking on the streets of Ohio. In this report she talks to a man who claims he was a victim of forced labor.

  • Group Wants Tax Hike On Fracking

    Ohio group seeks tax hike on oil and gas billions. Get the story.

  • Museum Of Play Fun For All Ages

    Unlike many museums, parents won't have to warn their kids about touching things while walking The Works. Get the details.

  • Tressel Returns To University Of Akron

    Former Ohio State Coach Jim Tressel has been hired by the University of Akron. Find out what he will be doing.

  • GOP Candidates Look For Nevada Votes

    The Republican presidential field is looking for votes ahead of Saturday's Nevada caucuses. Find out who Donald Trump may endorse.

  • Bar Owner Saves Customers Lives

    One bar owners in Newark, Ohio saves the lives of her patrons when one man opens fire with a gun. Get the story.

  • Kmart Plans Ohio Store Closings

    The Kmart in Springfield will be closing and there could be at least five other locations on the list. Find out where.

  • Ohio Groundhog Doesn't See Shadow

    Buckeye Chuck made his prediction Thursday morning on whether there will be six more weeks of winter. Get the story.

  • Chrysler Turnaround Good Sign For Ohio Auto Industry

    Higher sales of Jeeps and other new vehicles propelled Chrysler to its first annual net income since 1997, capping a pivotal turnaround that many thought would never happen.

  • Tressel Talking With Akron About Non-Football Position

    Sources say that Jim Tressel is in talks with the University Of Akron about an administration position. Get the details.

  • Scrap Metal Yards Regulations

    Thieves steal more than $20,000 worth of copper from one substation leading an Ohio city to tighten their regulations at scrap metal yards. Get the story.

  • Property Owners Pay After Meth Busts

    Meth lab legislation has property owners footing the clean-up bill. Get the details.

  • Pfizer-Birth Control Recall

    Pfizer recalls 28 lots of birth control pills. Get the details.

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