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One dead and several injured after explosion at a bank in downtown Youngstown; DNC says President Joe Biden will be virtually nominated before the party's convention to avoid missing Ohio's ballot deadline; National Weather Service confirms a tornado touched down in southwest Ohio's Jackson County Sunday; the Columbus Blue Jackets announce a new President and General Manager.

Child riding their bike struck and killed, driver arrested for OVI; these are the 100 deadliest days of summer on the roads; Westlake is working to become a dementia-friendly city; city and county officials in Cincinnati are reportedly looking into a new arena.

ONN's Jay Fox takes a look at some of the top stories around Ohio.

Governor DeWine calls a special session of the state legislature to solve the problem of getting Joe Biden on Ohio's November ballot; Norfolk Southern rail company agrees to a more than $300 million settlement with the US government for East Palestine derailment; a fourth Columbus Zoo executive fading grand theft and other felony charges; the Cleveland Cavaliers are now on the hunt for a new head coach.

Federal judge gives preliminary approval to $600M settlement between Norfolk Southern and East Palestine residents for 2023's toxic derailment; former OSU football player arrested in Columbus; moderate to larger than moderate algal bloom predicted for Lake Erie; Ohio set a new tourism record.

Marion City Council member arrested for allegedly raping a teen; man facing charges for crashing into an OSHP cruiser in northwest Ohio; Ohio's tipped workers don't want minimum wage increased; historic Ohio Village in Columbus closing for 2 years for renovations after this summer.

Alleged swatter arrested in Columbus on federal charges; Akron Public School Board approves restructuring plan, nearly 300 jobs to be cut; state lawmakers hearing a bill that would add nitrogen hypoxia as a death penalty method; Ohio students leave college with more student loan debt than most.

Five dead after a violent weekend in Columbus; alternate commencement ceremony held for some Case Western students in Cleveland; former Buckeye Marvin Harrison Jr. hit with a lawsuit; how a baby elephant at the Toledo Zoo surprised staff.