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Synagogues, hospitals, and politicians around Ohio were all dealing with threats yesterday; crashes involving vehicles from the state transportation department are down this year; the Ohio Lottery is dealing with some sort of cybersecurity attack; enthusiasm is lacking for Ohio State’s upcoming Cotton Bowl appearance.

A baby dies in a tragic collision in western Ohio; Governor Mike DeWine reflects on his policies in 2023 and his goals for next year; tolls are going up on the Ohio Turnpike; a new quarterback prepares to lead Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl.

Ohio’s airports and highways are busy as people head for their holiday destinations; Governor Mike DeWine continues to express frustrations over the state legislature’s failure to solidify recreational marijuana rules and regulations; a California man is sentenced after flying to Ohio to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex; more than 100 AEP Ohio workers are in Maine helping to restore power after a storm produced high winds and flooding.

Prosecutors in Cleveland say a record number of teens have been charged with homicide this year; four people arrested near Marietta in southeast Ohio for drugs and guns; Ohio's Supreme Court orders Cedar Point to turn over records of sexual assault allegations in employee dorms; Bengals hanging on to playoff hope.

Ohio woman facing abuse of a corpse charge after a miscarriage; two different Ohio school districts dealing with swatting and bomb threats; former president Trump endorses Bernie Moreno for US Senate; plans are moving forward to expand US 33 in Southeast Ohio.

Western Ohio police officer and another person killed in a car crash; Customs officer in Cincinnati seized nearly $7 million in counterfeit jewelry; Ohio Department of Health warns of holiday illness spread if people don't get vaccinated against flu, Covid, and RSV; natural gas costs in Ohio could go up if Governor DeWine signs a new bill.

Cleveland police are looking for the hit and run driver who killed a mother of two on the city's west side; Lucas County Board of DD employees may go on strike; Euclid High School principal suspended without pay; OU Bobcats victorious in the Myrtle Beach Bowl.