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Two major congressional races to be decided by voters in northeast, central Ohio today; recent Zanesville High School graduate killed in double murder in east-central Ohio; Ohi doctors urge parents to get their young children vaccinated as soon as federal gov't issues approval.

Northwest Ohio authorities urge parents to be on-the-lookout after needles were found in several trick-or-treat candy bars on Sunday; November election packed with contentious school board races and levies, statewide; two different crashes in central Ohio left teenagers injured or dead over the weekend, with alcohol suspected to be a factor.

Doctors worry about a winter-time surge of COVID-19; two members of the Ohio Board of Education step down; a long-time talk radio host in Cleveland dies; Cleveland prepares to take center stage in the music world.

The Ohio House has passed a domestic violence bill named for a slain suburban Cleveland school teacher; Ohio Attorney General announces sex solicitation bust of Columbus City Schools teacher; Ohio has record number of job openings and jobs listed that pay more than $50,000 or more.

Ohio health officials applaud FDA decision to approve Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for younger children; Ohio's deaths outpaced its births in 2020 for the first time since records began being kept in 1909, largely due to COVID-19 deaths; Ohio penny stock trader charged with fraud for using Twitter to manipulate stock prices to benefit his wallet.

Ohio Attorney General sues Biden Administration over rule that would allow federally-funded family planning organizations to make abortion referrals; Mason, in southwest Ohio, has become second city in the region to declare itself a "sanctuary for the unborn"; Ohio School Board Association leaves national body over disagreements in how to handle vocal and sometimes violent debates over mask mandates at meetings.

Ohio Department of Health issues new guidelines for keeping kids safe in school amidst the COVID-19 pandemic; 17 missionaries with Ohio ties remain captive in Haiti; daughter of Cleveland mayor dies just weeks after her son was gunned down in the city.

State will recycle 35,000 newly-designed license plates after glaring mistake in graphics pointed out by Ohioans; Haitian gang boss says he will execute 17 hostages belonging to Ohio-based missionary group if demands for $17 million in ransom are not met; woman who served 18 years for the killing of a 9-month-old baby has been cleared of the conviction and released from prison.