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The funeral is approaching for a Cleveland firefighter who was killed by a hit-and-run driver; a car plunged into Lake Erie this morning; a little boy in Columbus spends Thanksgiving at home after a most difficult first year of life; the Buckeyes prepare to start a new winning streak against Michigan.

Three Lorain police officers off the job after allegations of gross misconduct; ousted MetroHealth CEO defends himself against accusations of embezzlement; southwest Ohio man awarded millions for wrongful imprisonment; Ohio State apologizes after Big Ten opponent claims he was called a racial slur by OSU player.

Two children killed, mom and two other kids in hospital after one-car crash in Marion County; CDC headed to Columbus to investigate measles outbreak; OSU hockey player accused of using a racial slur during a game; Cleveland schools get a huge surprise gift from a well-known philanthropist.

Cleveland firefighter killed by hit and run driver; closing arguments planned for next week in the murder trial of George Wagner IV in Pike County; Ohio restaurants are struggling; the letter M is not allowed at OSU this week.

Officer hospitalized, suspect dead after shooting in Chillicothe; remaining wrongful death lawsuits settled against a former Columbus doctor and the hospital where he worked; northern Ohio made a significant contribution to NASA's Artemis rocket launch; Sunday's Browns-Bills game moved due to weather.

Nearly 18,000 Toledo residents are under a boil advisory for their tap water; racist and white supremacist graffiti found on OSU's main campus; Ohio's House lawmakers pass legislation making it illegal to hold or use a phone while driving; cast members say they may want to purchase the Christmas Story house in Cleveland.

Fake active shooter reports send police to three different Ohio high schools; the number of measles cases spreading through Ohio day care centers is rising; Jeopardy champ and Dayton native Amy Schneider testifies against SB 454; Cleveland Clinic to start charging patients for some MyChart messages.

RSV and the flu are filling up hospital beds in Ohio; Akron is requiring carbon monoxide detectors after a recent death; JD Vance says he will work across the aisle in the Senate; local police are on the lookout for shoplifters and other crimes during the holiday shopping season.