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Gov. Mike Dewine is pushing more Ohioans to become vaccinated as COVID-19 cases rise across the state; damage done in Ohio Statehouse Rotunda after man seeking medical attention breaks in overnight; demonstrations held in Cleveland and elsewhere over the weekend over bills that would impose restrictions on protests; property tax bill introduced in Ohio to limit taxes paid by the elderly.

Coronavirus cases increase; a Florida man goes to prison for causing the deaths of an Ohio mother and daughter; two stories involving police officers make news out of Northeast Ohio; the OSU Spring Game is on - but attendance will be limited.

Coronavirus cases increase; a Florida man goes to prison for causing the deaths of an Ohio mother and daughter; two stories involving police officers make news out of Northeast Ohio; the OSU Spring Game is on - but attendance will be limited.

Coronavirus cases increase; a Florida man goes to prison for causing the deaths of an Ohio mother and daughter; two stories involving police officers make news out of Northeast Ohio; the OSU Spring Game is on - but attendance will be limited.

The Ohio State Fair will again be hampered by the pandemic; a factory explosion kills a worker in Columbus; a doctor sees hope despite an increase in Covid-19 cases; highway construction season means danger for ODOT road crews.

The BBB in Toledo warns of scams involving coronavirus vaccines; Ashland County judge pushes back against mask mandate in case involving local restaurant; Cuyahoga County struggling with increase in overdose deaths; noted wildlife conservationist Jack Hanna diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease.

Gov. Mike Dewine announces new, streamlined health orders that will seem familiar to individuals but provide clearer rules for events, businesses; Dewine says efforts to vaccinate college students will be impacted by Johnson and Johnson vaccine spoilage; today is the final day to register to vote for the May primary; western Ohio woman facing charges after sending text about active shooter as an April Fool's prank.

Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity faces charges from Bowling Green State University in connection with hazing death of student Stone Foltz; Gov. Mike Dewine announces effort to get college students vaccinated before leaving campus for the summer; Ohio Department of Health says case numbers, hospitalizations trending in wrong direction; Lt. Gov. Jon Husted says he will not apologize for comments that Ohio's Asian-American community have called out as racially-charged.