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Maximum sentence imposed for the shooting death of a corrections officer; Lucas County reports first flu-related death; another public safety director is out in Circleville; some Buckeye football fans are considering pricey tickets for the Rose Bowl.

Ohio corrections officer killed by an inmate; authorities are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in Middletown; Perrysburg high school teacher resigns amid investigation into an alleged inappropriate relationship with a student; Delaware County Humane Society ran out of dogs over the Christmas holiday.

Man recovering after he and his dogs were pulled from an icy pond in Geauga County; the Dayton Mall was locked down due to a teen with a gun; northeast Ohio's North Pole Adventure train derailed Saturday night; the Buckeyes are headed to a rematch with Oregon.

Officials are investigating a deadly police-involved shooting in Columbus; UAW members in Toledo say they were informed that planned Stellantis layoffs will be delayed; Akron Public Schools board says it is going to investigate superintendent; zoos in Tennessee and Columbus place a friendly wager on the OSU playoff game.

Toledo teacher accused of putting preschoolers outside in the cold, without coats, as punishment; motion filed with state supreme court seeks to remove judge from Billy Wagner's trial in the Pike County Massacre case; state lawmakers passed Parents' Bill of Rights; part of Cincinnati's Big Mac bridge may reopen this week.

Secretary of State LaRose received a threatening note with a powdery substance in the mail; spokesperson for WPAFB confirms more drone sightings there; Columbus City Schools announce closure of several schools; Senator Sherrod Brown gives his final floor speech in Congress.

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