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Vigil held at Tuscarawas Valley High school to remember the victims of a fiery bus crash on I-70; police in Garfield Heights shoot and kill a man, the fifth officer-involved shooting in northeast Ohio in recent weeks; UAW members in Toledo reject tentative contract deal; Browns announce QB Watson is out for rest of the season.

Deadly crash on I-70 in Licking County involving a semi and a charter bus carrying students from Tuscarawas Valley Local Schools; hundreds of Ohioans in Washington, DC for today's March for Israel; Cleveland's mayor wants to increase the maximum age to be a police officer amid staffing shortages; this weekend's OSU football game has some cheaper tickets available.

Police are looking for those who vandalized a Jewish cemetery in Northeast Ohio; Ohio had the third most white supremacist events in the nation last year; Governor DeWine and other state republicans want to make changes to Ohio's recreational marijuana policies before Issue 2 takes effect next month; Columbus Crew FC advances to semi-finals in the race for the MLS Cup.

Governor DeWine instructs OSHP to add extra patrols to OSU's Columbus campus after vandalism and a hate crime; Bay Village authorities warn residents after a pet dog was attacked and killed by coyotes; a republican congressman from Cincinnati announces his retirement; cast of A Christmas Story in Cleveland to celebrate movie's 40th anniversary.

What's next for legal marijuana in Ohio; Akron mother sentenced for funeral procession crash last year that killed her son and nephew; University of Michigan accuses OSU of sharing signs amid investigation of them doing the same; Seneca County readies for April's solar eclipse.

Ohio voters easily approve two statewide issues on the ballot; Bucyrus City Schools close due to threat; coroner in Lucas County determines family cat did not bring home a human finger; Columbus restaurant selling decor and furniture in an online auction before opening a new location.

All eyes on Ohio's Issue One today; officials are conducting controlled burns in Cuyahoga Valley National Park; Columbus Crew in Atlanta for game 2 of the MLS Cup playoffs tonight; Marietta rowers are headed to England to compete.

11-year-old child shot and killed in Cincinnati Friday night; fatal crash ends southeast Ohio police chase that started in West Virginia; more than a dozen people, including a northeast Ohio teacher, busted in online child sex sting; early voting in Ohio ends.