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Ohio's Bureau of Criminal Investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Canton; Central Ohio man identified as one of eight victims in a military helicopter crash off the coast of Japan last week; state lawmakers outline their proposed changes to Ohio's recreational marijuana law; plans announced to expand Amtrak in Ohio.

Grandmother and young grandson killed in a Central Ohio house fire after she saved two others from the blaze; some state GOP legislators want changes made to Ohio's legal recreational marijuana measure; Ohio State WR Marvin Harrison Jr. is a Heisman Trophy finalist; progress at Cedar Point on the new Top Thrill 2 roller coaster.

Toledo synagogue evacuated after a bomb threat one day after Gov. DeWine visited the city to talk about safety in the Jewish and Muslim communities; there were 8 people shot and 3 deaths during a violent weekend in Columbus; Columbus Crew FC to face Los Angeles this weekend for the MLS Cup; the Buckeyes are going to the Cotton Bowl.

Crash with an Amtrak train near Toledo kills driver; Scioto Township trustee who used a racial slur at a public meeting refuses to resign; southwest Ohio's Warren county is reporting an outbreak of pediatric pneumonia; MLS Eastern Conference final is a battle of Ohio teams.

Family of missing Cleveland-area woman pleads for information on her whereabouts; Toledo-area plant closing, more than 100 people to be laid off; customers of Dominion Energy are about to see a price hike; state officials announce a settlement with DuPont Chemical in a five-year-old lawsuit.

Auto shop explosion and fire kill three people in Hillsboro; Columbus middle school students caught with guns at school because they posted photos on social media; the reason behind the delay in getting salt trucks out yesterday in Toledo; we now know who bought Cleveland's Christmas Story house.

Scioto Township urged to resign after using a racial slur during a public meeting; Toledo postal carrier apparently lied about being robbed while working; Cleveland's city council approves a pay raise for police; one Columbus casino is getting a hotel.

Two Ohio firefighters die in an accident outside of their fire station; the week-long deer gun season gets underway; the snow belt is about to live up to its name; veterinarians are concerned about a dog illness that is spreading.