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Judge orders a mediator in the case of Ohio State athletes who claim they were sexually abused by a team doctor; Some Ohio wheat farmers say this could be one of their best seasons ever; bill to ban ticket quotas is headed to the governor's desk; Rookie QB for the Browns got another speeding ticket fewer than 2 weeks before he was stopped going over 100 mph this week.

Judge orders a mediator in the case of Ohio State athletes who claim they were sexually abused by a team doctor; Some Ohio wheat farmers say this could be one of their best seasons ever; bill to ban ticket quotas is headed to the governor's desk; Rookie QB for the Browns got another speeding ticket fewer than 2 weeks before he was stopped going over 100 mph this week.

Eight people were arrested in the Columbus area for allegedly helping a police shooting suspect evade arrest; Homeowner near Toledo believes her house was shot at because of the flags in her front yard; Ohio Senate passes a bill to prevent local police from impeding federal immigration enforcement; new signs at Cuyahoga Valley National Park are sparking debate.

State lawmakers are expected to introduce a bill that would make it a crime to get an abortion; southwest Ohio couple accused of forging documents to steal a house from a man with dementia; Toledo police officer fired after attempting to buy marijuana illegally while on duty; an emergence of cicadas at Kings Island has an expert warning park visitors to keep their mouths closed while on rides.

Ohio US Representative Joyce Beatty's name on Minnesota assassin's hit list; embattled Cleveland Heights mayor Kahlil Seren fails to qualify for re-election; flooding in Wheeling, WV over the weekend was eerily similar to a flood nearby in Ohio 35 years ago; Findlay is proposing a new park but not without controversy.

Heavy rains cause flooding in eastern Ohio; one dead, several injured after an early-morning mass shooting in Columbus on Saturday; thousands took to the streets in Ohio's "No Kings" protests; Lucas County water rates could go up soon.

No charges for Cincinnati neo-Nazi protesters; a Toledo lawmaker is addressing high number of missing women and girls of color; proposed state legislation would increases penalties for crimes against prison staff; Cleveland teens honored for saving a child from drowning.