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Ohio Department of Health says it will no longer use color-coded Public Health Advisory map; Morrow County double-murder suspect asks judge for the death penalty in initial court appearance; President Joe Biden says during stop in Cleveland that it's time to focus on working class with new legislation.

Two winners of Ohio's first Vax-a-Million lottery drawing revealed; southwest Ohio city of Lebanon declares itself a "sanctuary city for the unborn"; man charged in two murders in Morrow County says he did it, wants the death penalty for his crimes; parents of late BGSU student testify in front of Ohio Senate in favor of anti-hazing legislation.

One Ohioan will be named the state's newest millionaire with the Vax-a-Million drawing on Wednesday night; four victims named in Madison County mass shooting; Ohio's Sen. Rob Portman is among Senate Republicans reviving negotiations over President Joe Biden's infrastructure plan.

Four killed in shooting in West Jefferson, though authorities have yet to name a suspect or motive; Morrow County man allegedly kills two, leads authorities on day-long manhunt; Gov. Mike Dewine announces $400M Peloton factory that will bring 2,000+ jobs to Ohio.

Fatal shootings in Youngstown, Columbus and Lorain over the weekend highlight increase in gun violence across Ohio; caucus of state legislators meets to discuss solutions to gun violence problem; first Ohio Vax-a-Million Lottery drawing took place on Monday, though winner won't be announced until Wednesday.

Ohio reaches milestone 97 new cases per 100,000 residents in the fight against COVID-19; deadline is Sunday night to register for the state's first drawing in the Vax-A-Million Lottery; Columbus' Red White and Boom celebration will not be held in conjunction with Fourth of July, this year; those seeking jobless benefits will have to show proof of seeking employment beginning next week.

Vax-a-Million initiative leads to surge in vaccinations across Ohio, as intended; bond set at $1 million for woman accused of concealing sexual abuse in her Athens County home; 4-year-old Crawford County boy accidentally shoots self with grandmother's gun.

Man injured in shooting by another motorist on Interstate 71 in Columbus, early this morning; seven charged in connection with hazing death of BGSU make their first appearance in court; renewed attention being paid to Colin's Law, which would crack down on hazing in Ohio; faith, Black community leaders take aim at capital punishment in Ohio.

Vaccine lottery rules change as state requires Ohioans to opt-in to the multi-million dollar drawings; Gov. Mike Dewine says change in CDC guidance doesn't mean going maskless everywhere in the state; Columbus City Council unanimously approves $10 million settlement for the family of police shooting victim Andre Hill.