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Another former employee has filed a lawsuit against the city of Cleveland Heights; former southwest Ohio government administrator found guilty after a human trafficking investigation; the state's House Minority Leader is stepping down; Akron-based Goodyear is celebrating a major anniversary for its iconic blimp.

Man accused in the fatal shooting of a Morrow County sheriff's deputy appears in court; new report finds a lack of knowledge may have led to delays in EPA response to the East Palestine train derailment; state Senate republicans want to use unclaimed funds to support the Cleveland Browns' new stadium and the Cincinnati Bengals' stadium renovations; Westerville's new police chief makes history in Central Ohio.

Law enforcement officials in Central Ohio share details about the capture of a man who allegedly shot two police officers last week; Cleveland Heights city council passed a resolution of no confidence against the city's mayor; bill regarding dangerous dogs is making its way through the statehouse; Put-in-Bay man goes to space.

Police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide in Tuscarawas County; the man accused of shooting 2 police officers in Columbus has been captured; there's a new lawsuit regarding the East Palestine train derailment; there are new rankings for the mascots of the Cleveland Guardians and Cincinnati Reds.

Police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide in Tuscarawas County; the man accused of shooting 2 police officers in Columbus has been captured; there's a new lawsuit regarding the East Palestine train derailment; there are new rankings for the mascots of the Cleveland Guardians and Cincinnati Reds.

Former Cincinnati city council member receives presidential pardon; father of a slain Toledo police officer sentenced for stealing from a charity he set up in honor of his son; East Cleveland mayor found guilty of corruption; bill banning police departments from setting ticket and arrest quotas unanimously passes Ohio house.

Two Columbus-area police officers wounded after a traffic stop ends in gunfire; bond set at $2M for Cleveland man accused in a 2013 murder; state charges dropped against 24-year-old Venezuelan national accused of posing as a high school student near Toledo; three people are facing charges for an extensive food stamp scam.

Venezuelan man who allegedly posed as a high school student in Toledo has faced a federal judge; Medina police are looking for a man who they say tried to abduct a 10-year-old; radio station in Bryan is off the air after a fire destroyed its facilities; the man who sang the unofficial anthem of Ohio State football has died.