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Five injured, one critically, in afternoon shooting at a Cleveland barber shop; carbon monoxide kills one and sends eight residents to the hospital at Akron apartment complex; Ohio has a rise in Covid cases for the first time in almost two months; a Frazeysburg couple is receiving national attention for their innovative way of keeping kids fed.

A missing Princeton University student from the Cleveland area found dead; Hancock County receives $1 million to fight the opioid epidemic; OSU's marching band will make history this Saturday; Kings Island announces new themed area.

Private plane crash in Marietta kills two; Ohio's U.S. Senate candidates face off in second debate; new coronavirus variants detected; The Ohio State University recognized for inclusion.

Four people in one family were found dead Saturday in Elyria; two 17-year-old girls in Columbus die from gunshot wounds in separate incidents; another debate is set for tonight in the race for Ohio's open U.S. Senate seat; the Cleveland Guardians head to New York to knock out the Yankees.

COVID-19 transmission rates remain low in most of Ohio while hospitalizations slowly rise; Cincinnati-based Kroger positions itself to double in size; advocates for tougher laws against domestic violence speak out; and Ohio's zoos are ready for Halloween.

State Board of Education delays vote on Title IX protection for transgender students; federal lawsuit filed against Bloom-Carroll school district by victim who alleges school officials did nothing to protect her from predatory behavior by coach and athletic director; Cuyahoga County's new jail on hold but corrections officers say they need help now; charges filed against fisherman who cheated by adding weights to their fish in Cleveland.

Early voting begins in Ohio for the November 8th election; Cleveland's City Council votes unanimously to ban conversion therapy; residents in Jeffersonville have mixed feelings about Honda building an EV battery plant there; Guardians drop opener against Yankees in best-of-five ALDS.

Honda announces plan to invest billions of dollars into efforts to make Ohio a hub for electric vehicle production; U.S. Senate candidates debate; over 100 pounds of fentanyl seized in statewide "One Pill Can Kill" initiative; QB Deshaun Watson allowed back into Browns facility, still can't practice with team.