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Two bodies pulled from Ohio River near Cincinnati; Columbus mayor Andrew Ginther takes responsibility for information regarding the ransomware attack; Northeast Ohio hit with more severe weather causing damage and power outages; Ohio needs volunteer firefighters.

Suspect arrested after a nearly 12-hour standoff with police near Indian Lake; third Circleville police official placed on leave since March; Hamilton may benefit from proposed Amtrak plans; Reds fans no longer need a ticket for games at Great American Ballpark.

A series of crashes on the Ohio Turnpike near Toledo leave four dead, several injured; near Akron. police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide in a Taco Bell drive-thru; a man studying to be a Catholic priest in Cincinnati pleaded guilty to possessing materials depicting children being sexually abused; Toledo officials introduce a 5-year plan to reduce gun violence.

Personal data of about 400,000 people published on the dark web after Columbus cyber attack; Cleveland Browns' Mike Hall Jr. charged with domestic violence; First Energy agrees to $20 million settlement in state bribery scandal; there are big plans for a southwest Ohio interchange on I-75.

Central Ohio grand jury indicts police officer on murder, other charges for shooting death of a pregnant woman last year; owner of several popular Ohio restaurants and nightclubs arrested on attempted murder, rape, and kidnapping charges; Ohio Supreme Court will hear case of a divorced couple who cannot agree on the fate of their embryos created through IVF; social media influencer stayed after hours at Kings Island and posted a video about it.

Gov DeWine declares states of emergency for northeast Ohio counties dealing with damage from last week's storms and tornadoes; Authorities are asking for the public's help as they investigate several intentionally set church fires in southeast Ohio; Chillicothe couple arrested after a 12-year-old girl was found zip-tied to a bed; Buckeyes are #2 in AP poll.