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Ohio reacts to historic indictment of former President Donald Trump; some parents in Geauga County upset with handling of situation when a student was caught with a gun in school; there has been another train derailment in Ohio; how to get a free photo ID for Ohio's new voter identification law.

Governor DeWine reacts to former President Donald Trump's indictment; funeral arrangements announced for Cincinnati-area police officer killed in crash; Senators Brown and Vance ask National Institutes of Health to investigate health implications of East Palestine train derailment; Ashland University womens basketball team caps off undefeated season with championship win.

Tornadoes confirmed in two Ohio counties after Saturday's storms; a new distracted driving law takes effect in Ohio tomorrow; Cleveland Police warning a group of men impersonating cops are pulling people over and robbing them; Zanesville centenarian has lifelong dream come true.

Damaging wind and severe thunderstorms are heading for Ohio; professors at schools in Ohio weigh in on Former President Donald Trump’s indictment; an angry school bus driver in Northeast Ohio is captured on video; Chaka Khan hits the Rock Hall in Cleveland.

Police in Geauga County asking organizers to cancel a drag queen story hour planned at church in Chesterland after threats; Cincinnati barge fire caused shelter in place order yesterday; Attorney General Yost announces Norfolk Southern has committed to hiring Ohio workers to assist with East Palestine clean-up; Play ball! Major League baseball season kicks off today with some new rules for the game.

Governor DeWine says more school resource officers are his answer to school safety concerns; bipartisan group of state lawmakers introduce a bill to eliminate Ohio's death penalty; residents want Eastlake city council president out after he was arrested in a human trafficking sting; BGSU women basketballers are in the WNIT Fab Four for the first time.

7-year-old boy dead, 42-year-old man charged after ATV accident in Portsmouth; Toledo man shot through his apartment's ceiling by neighbor 2 floors above; East Palestine residents protest; Ohio State women fall to top-seeded Virginia Tech in Elite Eight of NCAA basketball tournament.

Missing boater found dead near Columbus; after high winds over the weekend knocked out power to thousands of Ohioans, utility companies say some may be waiting until Wednesday for the lights to come back on; Geauga County church vandalized before a planned drag brunch event; Ohio State Women are in the Elite Eight.