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A former northeast Ohio hospital chaplain faces several child pornography charges; judge declares a mistrial in the rape case of a former sheriff's deputy; a northwest Ohio creek has turned red; some state senators are working to increase Ohio's minimum wage; an Ohio congress member is asking why some sporting events are still blacked out.

CNN reports former democratic US Senator Sherrod Brown may run for the senate again; a police pursuit in Cincinnati ended with a crash involving a school bus; law firm wants the Supreme Court to weigh in on unclaimed funds being used for the new Cleveland Browns stadium; Ohio is joining an effort to build an interstate highway.

Investigators in Elyria are working to determine what happened to a 16-year-old boy who's body was found in the Black River; man in Hamilton County is charged with aggravated arson for allegedly setting fire to Pride flags; Cedar Point says Power Tower ride is closed after a cable snapped; Ohio State is number 3 in the AP's pre-season college football poll.

Chillicothe's Pixelle paper mill closes; there was gun violence at the Cuyahoga County Fair; investigators are looking into a fire at a dock in Put-in-Bay; school districts in Ohio are paying families to not use school bus service.

Two police officers shot in East Cleveland are expected to recover, suspect arrested; a trash strike in Illinois is being felt in northwest Ohio; VP Vance is facing criticism after the water level of a southwest Ohio river was raised for his canoe trip; Cincinnati residents are fighting back in a unique way after their city attracted national attention for a street brawl last month.

Two hikers are dead after being struck by a train in Tuscarawas County; Cincinnati city leaders have set a stricter curfew for youth in the city; contractor from Napoleon will spend time in jail for uncompleted work; Ohio will soon be home to the country's first space park.

Two hikers are dead after being struck by a train in Tuscarawas County; Cincinnati city leaders have set a stricter curfew for youth in the city; contractor from Napoleon will spend time in jail for uncompleted work; Ohio will soon be home to the country's first space park.

Train and truck collide, injuring one, on the west side of Columbus; Cleveland Heights' mayor and police chief are at odds; a northwest Ohio county commissioner wants to know why municipalities haven't seen proceeds from recreational marijuana taxes yet; there are some new things to look forward to at Ohio Stadium this football season.