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Two people are recovering from injuries after their small plane crashed near Toledo; police in Columbus are still looking for the man accused shooting his wife to death a week ago; drivers using phones while behind the wheel will be eligible for tickets this week under a new state law; it wasn't a great weekend for Ohio's pro football teams.

UAW expands strike again, no new plants in Ohio this time; Columbus is holding a gun buyback event; two Toledo solar companies settle a federal lawsuit; Dayton-area businessman sets a world record for a good cause.

Four women arrested in sex sting at Toledo massage parlors; Halloween prank lands a Cleveland-area grandfather in jail; state's supreme court hears arguments regrading Heartbeat Law; Tito announces his scooter was stolen again right before his last home game with the Guardians.

70-year-old Toledo woman found dead in her yard, the victim of an apparent dog attack; Ohio Redistricting Commission approves new state legislative maps; Cuyahoga County is one step closer to building a new jail in Garfield Heights; southeast Ohio is one of the best places in the U.S. to view fall foliage.

Verdict reached in Akron case of teen who died from injuries after a fight in a parking lot of the I Promise school; northeast Ohio high school football coach resigns after he was accused of using the word "nazi" in play calls and his players allegedly used racial slurs; eleven Newark businesses vandalized; Ohio is using federal funds to address youth homelessness in rural counties.

Concern over anti-Semitic incidents at a suburban Cleveland high school football game; Governor DeWine's school bus safety taskforce holds 2nd meeting; some important deadlines are coming up for voters in Ohio's November 7th election; Buckeyes spot improves in the AP poll.

Two more Ohio plants on picket lines as UAW strike expands; Governor DeWine planning to make Narcan available at highway rest areas; judge temporarily blocks overhaul of Ohio's K-12 education system following lawsuit; twin baby tigers born at Toledo's zoo.

First responders find newborn infant deceased when called to a medical emergency west of Columbus; President Biden orders FEMA and other federal agencies to help in East Palestine; Stellantis announces temporary layoffs in Toledo as UAW Strike approaches next deadline; Cucho Hernandez scores second fastest hat trick in MLS history.