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The future of JD Vance's Senate seat now that he has been elected Vice President; anti-gerrymandering Issue One defeated; Franklin County's new prosecutor made history; Ohio in the top 20 of states with highest diabetes rates.

Ohio's Secretary of State is confident in the security of today's election; Former Columbus police officer found guilty of murder for an on-duty shooting in 2020; Northwest Ohio school principal under investigation for allegedly strip-searching a student; several businesses are offering free or discounted Election Day deals.

Ohio's Secretary of State is confident in the security of today's election; Former Columbus police officer found guilty of murder for an on-duty shooting in 2020; Northwest Ohio school principal under investigation for allegedly strip-searching a student; several businesses are offering free or discounted Election Day deals.

Two Canton police officers indicted for the in-custody death of Frank Tyson in April; Cleveland police officer suspended without pay for gunfire incident outside of a Painesville elementary school; Cincinnati's Daniel Carter Beard bridge severely damaged by fire; appeals court denies request to count votes for Jill Stein on Ohio's presidential ballot.

Off-duty Cleveland police officer causes a lockdown at elementary school after firing his gun in an apparent domestic dispute; coroner rules death of a Findlay teen shot by police a homicide; more than 2 million people have already voted in Ohio; AG Yost asks a federal judge to intervene in the Cleveland Browns' lawsuit testing the Art Modell law.

Teen brother and sister killed in a house fire near Akron; jury deliberating in the murder trial of former Columbus police officer Adam Coy; new bill at the state house would incentivize businesses to give workers parental leave; Ohio State University's new police chief says he wants to tackle crime on campus.

Two vehicles pulled from the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland are related to teen Keshaun Williams who has been missing for over a year; Cincinnati making new efforts to solve cold cases; Newark leaders discuss possible solutions to the area's homeless problem after the city banned camping; Lucas County is receiving more than $2M to build new housing and rehabilitate existing homes that are in a state of disrepair.

Two vehicles pulled from the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland are related to teen Keshaun Williams who has been missing for over a year; Cincinnati making new efforts to solve cold cases; Newark leaders discuss possible solutions to the area's homeless problem after the city banned camping; Lucas County is receiving more than $2M to build new housing and rehabilitate existing homes that are in a state of disrepair.