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Threats cancel school and move playoff football game for Mansfield schools; schools in Norwalk are dealing with an infestation of bed bugs and cockroaches; early voting ends this weekend; OHSAA reduces ticket prices for tonight's high school football games.

Northeast Ohio man reports being shot at in an apparent road rage incident during Cleveland's morning commute on Wednesday; Toledo cop pleads not guilty to rape charge; Sandusky-based Cedar Fair set to merge with Six Flags, according to the Wall Street Journal; Meigs County republican state representative buys more than 100 tickets to high school playoff games for students now that cash pay options are required and ticket prices are higher.

Two people were killed in a small plane crash near Marion Tuesday; two people were arrested for a kidnapping in Wayne County, victim found safe in Kentucky; Ohio set to have a record-setting, though later, corn harvest this year; Cleveland Clinic will start delivering prescriptions via drones in 2025.

Police in Mansfield investigating a shooting at a party that killed 2 teens; last of the contaminated soil from Norfolk Southern train derailment removed from East Palestine; school delayed near Athens after threats were made; the Columbus Crew start MLS Cup playoffs against Atlanta tomorrow.

Two young children killed after they were struck by a vehicle on Saturday evening in Columbus; funeral arrangements announced for Lake County marine who was fatally shot in North Carolina; Governor DeWine's school bus safety working group holds fourth meeting; eleven Ohio projects will be funded by the Appalachian Regional Commission.

Social worker arrested for sexual conduct with a 13-year-old arrested again; verdict reached in former Ohio state representative Bob Young's domestic violence trial; EPA gives update on clean-up in East Palestine; polling finds majority of likely Ohio voters are in favor of Issue One.

Victim and suspect identified in shootings that apparently targeted motorcyclists in Lorain County; 33 year old Columbus woman called a serial killer by AG would allegedly meet men for sex, drug them, and rob them, two former Columbus Zoo execs plead not guilty to misusing funds after a third already pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against them; a typo forces Ohio's redistricting map advocatess back to the beginning.

Akron man arrested after woman claims he held her captive and beat her for four days; Summit County woman accused of leaving her one- and two-year-old children home alone while she attended a concert in Cleveland; firefighter near Toledo accused of taking prescription painkillers from the home of a person during an emergency call; UAW strike results more layoffs at Parma GM plant.