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Police are searching for a kidnapped 5-month-old baby and a person of interest from Columbus; January 6th Committee refers Ohio congressman Jim Jordan to House Ethics Committee; OSU football player announces cancer diagnosis; Sandusky County now has text to 911 service.

George Wagner IV sentenced for Pike County massacre; major winter storm possible later this week; number of Ohioans flying somewhere for Christmas expected to be at pre-pandemic level this year; Bengals in 1st place in AFC North.

Two bodies were found in the basement of a burned-out home in Toledo, ten days after that blaze, during which firefighters delayed checking the lower level; a sheriff's deputy from Northwest Ohio, who died in a crash yesterday, is remembered by a friend; Abbott Labs makes plans for a baby formula plant in Ohio; Governor Mike DeWine considers whether to sign a bill requiring a photo-ID to vote.

Lawmakers are wrapping up their work for the year at the Ohio Statehouse; the flu continues to circulate; casino workers in Toledo and Columbus are negotiating a new contract; the first COVID vaccine hits the two-year anniversary mark.

A Ross County Deputy who was shot nearly four weeks in downtown Chillicothe is released from a hospital in Columbus; President Joe Biden signs the "Respect for Marriage Act" - which received support from some Ohio Republicans; the Cleveland Kennel is looking for forever homes for a lot of dogs; an elephant named Renee at the Toledo Zoo is pregnant.

The Ohio Board of Education votes to approve a resolution to reject President Joe Biden's expansion of Title IX that he says will expand protections for LGBTQ students; schools are given training guidelines to allow staff members, including teachers, to be armed; a couple of Ohio State football players are honored; a Santa at a Columbus shopping mall has a tough day.

NASA's newest spacecraft has a history in Ohio; the measles outbreak continues in the Columbus area; a county auditor in southwest Ohio goes to trial; Joe Burrow finally gets Cleveland off his back.

COVID is still a virus to be wary of; U.S. Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio) says goodbye; Toledo's mayor releases his budget proposal for next year; Bengals QB Joe Burrow tries to figure out how to beat the Browns.