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Officials confirm 4 more tornadoes hit Ohio Wednesday, bringing this year's total to 62; Columbus man arrested for child porn as he was disembarking a Disney cruise ship in Florida; an arrest by Cincinnati police is now under investigation after a video of it went viral on social media; Ohio's Secretary of State is getting ready to purge inactive voters from the system.

Three tornadoes confirmed across Ohio after Wednesday night storms; more than $180K raised to support the family of a 3-year-old boy stabbed to death near Cleveland; Hamilton County's Chief Probation Officer facing charges for an alleged assault in November; more police will be watching the highways to make work zones safer this summer.

Police in North Olmsted say the stabbing attack that killed a 3-year-old and injured his mother was random; state lawmakers considering legislation to cap the rate at which property taxes increase; AG Yost wants to stop Cincinnati's Hebrew Union College from selling valuable ancient books; the stars came out for the annual Pro-Am prior to Memorial Tournament play beginning tomorrow in Dublin, near Columbus.

3-year-old boy killed, mother injured in an apparently random stabbing attack near Cleveland; life sentences for two men convicted in kidnappings and murders of two Toledo teens in 2022; prosecutors drop one charge as they prepare to re-try former Franklin County Sheriff's Deputy Jason Meade for the death of Casey Goodson Jr.; police in Cincinnati on the lookout after caller reports seeing a tiger near the UC campus.

Mass shooting in Akron leaves one dead and 24 wounded; Governor DeWine signs bill into law that will allow President Joe Biden's name to appear on Ohio's November ballot; new Memorial Health facility set to open in Athens; 74-year-old Columbus woman finally gets her high school diploma.

NTSB now involved in the investigation into the deadly explosion in Youngstown; two injured in officer-involved shooting in Cincinnati; Columbus-area man sentenced to prison for hiding cameras that secretly recorded his girlfriend's young daughter; Guy Fieri opens a restaurant in Central Ohio.

Victim in Youngstown explosion identified as a 27-year-old bank employee; Marion City Council member attends meeting after being charged with raping a girl under the age of 15; cathedral fire in Cleveland ruled accidental, caused by crews working on the roof; scientists in Columbus may have discovered a way to keep "forever chemicals" out of the water supply.