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Suspect in Ashtabula Township shooting death surrendered to authorities in Canada; 19-year-old Columbus man arrested on federal charges for armed robberies of postal carriers in 2022; Ohio State University announces new Athletic Director; is there a previously undiscovered shipwreck in Lake Erie near Toledo?

Ashland County Commissioner clarifies the dog shelter will not euthanize dogs there for more than a year; some northeast Ohio residents evacuated after a chemical spill; Ohio's Ramaswamy drops out of US presidential race; Ohio State athletes bring home national title.

Homicide suspect shot and killed by police in Toledo; Elyria woman claims her toddler was injured during a police raid; pro-Palestinian protesters interrupt MLK Breakfast event in Columbus; experts remind pet owners to watch out for furry friends during frigid weather.

Ohio Turnpike issues travel restriction for high-profile vehicles as storms packing possible high winds approach; Ohio woman will not face criminal charges for her handling of a miscarriage; Columbus grocery store reopens after health inspectors found several living and dead mice inside; Browns fans head to Texas for tomorrow's playoff game.

GOP-controlled Ohio House votes to override Governor DeWine's veto of a bill that bans gender-affirming care for transgender youth; Cleveland-area home day care where 20 year old man allegedly raped a 2 year old girl had several violations last year; Meigs County cops are being harassed by an anti-law enforcement group; the Ohio State Fair has a new general manager.

Investigators say 20-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting a 2-year-old girl took video and photos of the assault; Jeffrey Epstein trafficking victim says she had sex with L Brands founder and Central Ohio native Les Wexner; federal judge temporarily blocks Ohio's Social Media Parental Notification law; thanks to a warm December, Lake Erie has zero percent ice cover.

Police officer and suspect hospitalized after a chase and shooting near Dayton; mobile home being prepped for a move falls onto workers, killing one and injuring another in Fostoria; 20-year-old man in custody for allegedly sexually assaulting a toddler at an in-home day care center near Cleveland; Marietta City Schools parents now have new technology to keep track of students.

Elyria police accused of shooting and killing a neighbor's dog during Friday arrest; Ohio House could vote on an override of HB 68 as soon as Wednesday; the state is being sued over the Social Media Parental Notification Act; it's finally cold enough to ski at Mad River Mountain.