Archives

Federal judge says only Norfolk Southern has to pay for derailment clean-up in East Palestine; Ohio woman who was criminally charged after a miscarriage and Cincinnati-area teen who prevented a school shooting were among the guests at last night's State of the Union address; warm winter has Ohio fruit growers worried; Toledo Fire and Rescue has the world's strongest firefighter.

GOP Senate hopefuls square off in their final debate before Ohio's March 19th primary; NTSB Chair says controlled burn of East Palestine train derailment wreckage was not necessary; Ohio's Sen. Brown introduces legislation to protect the right to IVF; the Great Lakes are all but devoid of ice.

Charges filed in what Ross County humane officials are calling the worst case of animal abuse they've ever seen; suspect in the Sunday shooting near the Pro Football Hall of Fame captured in Tennessee; an EF-0 tornado touched down yesterday near Findlay, damaging a home; Cleveland Cavaliers pull off their largest 4th quarter comeback in franchise history.

Five-year-old girl from Fairfield County allegedly kidnapped then found safe in Kentucky hours later; hundreds laid off from Toledo Jeep plant: Ohio still has one of the highest flu infection rates in the nation; the football Buckeyes hit the field for first Spring practice.

$250K reward offered in the case of a postal worker killed on the job Saturday in northeast Ohio; Arnold Schwarzenegger weighs in on gerrymandering in Ohio; Cleveland police horses escape, run loose on highway; Ohio State women's basketball team fall to Iowa as Caitlin Clark breaks all-time scoring record.

National Weather Services confirms a sixth tornado touched down in eastern Ohio on Wednesday; self-described incel sentenced for mass shooting plot targeting women at Ohio State University; a deeper look at the Darnell Taylor story with WBNS 10TV reporter Carly D'Eon; there's a new area code in northeast Ohio.