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Bernie Moreno wins nomination to challenge Sherrod Brown for Senate seat in November; new funding announced for Central Ohio Intel project; Hocking County prosecutor resigns; IRS commissioner says they are going after high-wealth tax dodgers.

It's Primary Day in Ohio; Cleveland mom sentenced for baby's starvation death; Logan County Sheriff identifies victims of last week's tornadoes in Indian Lake; election stress is on the rise.

All three of the people killed in last Thursday’s tornado in west-central Ohio were senior citizens; a non-profit group from Norwalk is among those helping the victims in the Indian Lake region; a Cleveland woman is sentenced for the death of her daughter; Ohioans prepare for another round of legal March Madness wagering.

Numerous tornadoes touch down in Ohio, with three deaths reported; a man is accused of using a cattle prod for disciplinary measures; many Ohio Republicans are undecided about the U.S. Senate race; a record number of women are training to be police officers in Akron.

Athletic Director for Cincinnati's Sycamore High School killed in a 4-vehicle crash on I-75; Chillicothe nurse practitioner accused of being drunk on the job; Ohio has more school levies on the ballot than any other state in the primary election; aspiring drivers have the chance to get behind the wheel of a school bus in northwest Ohio.

Former OSU and Olympic wrestler hospitalized after a fire in northwest Ohio; Columbus police officer fired after being arrested for driving under the influence; Toledo woman facing charges for faking cancer and collecting money from community fundraisers; cop in northeast Ohio delivers a baby within a minute of responding to an emergency call.

Man facing kidnapping charges after allegedly taking his 1-year-old child and the child's 17-year-old mother from the Cincinnati area to Akron yesterday; Hocking County Sheriff's primary race pits long-time incumbent against a former chief deputy who was indicted on theft in office and other charges; Former President Donald Trump will be in Dayton this weekend; the top senior center in Ohio is in Findlay.

Police near Columbus are investigating how a 12-year-old boy was able to spend the night in a closed Target store; several Central Ohio schools receive threats of violence; Ohio man arrested for trying to bring a hammer into the US Capitol, then becoming combative; ODOT officials say traffic could be at a standstill in parts of the state after April 8th eclipse.