Archives

NTSB issues a preliminary report in deadly Youngstown building explosion; 80-year-old community activist in Cleveland claims he was assaulted by the president of East Cleveland's city council; Montgomery County commissioners asked to look into inmate deaths at county's jail; parent company of Kings Island and Cedar Point says merger with Six Flags is nearly done.

Suspect who escaped police custody in south central Ohio Thursday is still on the run; new information released about a fatal officer-involved shooting in Wood County; Akron is holding a scaled back Juneteenth celebration amid safety concerns; Columbus Blu Jackets fire head coach.

Ohio is under a HEAT advisory all week with temperatures soaring into the upper 90s; An Ohio Factory is Relocating OUT of Ohio; Ohio Gas Prices are Falling; Akron Juneteenth Festival was abruptly cancelled; A Dayton Motorcycle gang has been indicted.

"Columbus Police have identified the victims in the mass nightclub shooting; Two Columbus Police Officers were fired in the same week; Toledo Cancer Scammer pleads guilty; Public Officials push back on EPA fossil fuels proposed rules; Ohio schools overpaid by vouchers."

Dangerous heat wave heading to Ohio; Amtrak now talking about a second Columbus to Chicago route; Ohio and several other states reach a settlement with Johnson & Johnson over talc products; alleged Reds field crasher appears in court.

Residents near site of Youngstown bank explosion ordered to evacuate; Tiffin teacher indicted for inducing panic at school; Ohio Sen. Michael Rulli won special election for US House seat in eastern Ohio's 6th district; Marietta rowers heading to UK for competition.

Recovery efforts suspended after a 10-year-old boy went missing in the waters of Lake Erie in northeast Ohio; family of the man killed in Youngstown bank explosion file a lawsuit; a bill at the statehouse seeks to change how ballots are counted in Ohio's elections, among other things; first responders had to rescue a cow stranded on an Ohio highway.

44 horses killed in a Logan County barn fire; two Toledo teens accused of vandalizing school buses; League of Women Voters says Ohio's newly drawn congressional maps should be redrawn due to gerrymandering; annual Memorial golf tournament near Columbus wraps with Scottie Scheffler as the winner.