Two boys arrested for throwing rocks at cars in Akron; suburban Columbus police department sued over man’s death after his arrest; Ohio’s tornado total rises again; NHL plans to honor the Gaudreau brothers as season gets underway.
Springfield’s immigrant population was again a focus at the VP debate; board of a suburban Columbus public school district eliminates a program that allows students to miss class for religious instruction; Pete Rose’s cause of death
Summit County triple murder trial underway; Butler County phone scam is targeting voters in only one political party; students in Ohio schools could get panic buttons if a new bill at the state house becomes law; former Cincinnati Red Pete Rose
Hurricane Helene Folo; VP Debate, Browns and Bengals Updates; Cleveland Cold Case on Netflix; Dayton Anti-Crime Initiative; Terrell Silver Sentencing; NBA Player Dies
Columbus mother under investigation after her baby’s death was ruled a homicide; Springfield’s statistics don’t quite support claims Donald Trump has made about immigrants and crime there; a brewery in Cleveland is receiving
Class action lawsuit filed over dangerous chemical leak from a train car near Cincinnati this week; remnants of Hurricane Helene could mean heavy rain and winds for Ohio; police near Toledo are investigating the death of a woman at a nursing home
Evacuations ordered near Cincinnati after a rail car leaks toxic gas; National Weather service confirms a record 71st tornado in Ohio this year; a former Hocking County commissioner has been sentenced after pleading guilty to fraud; an Ohio
Teen accused of stabbing another student at a school bus stop near Columbus; Portsmouth man is facing charges for sharing child sexual abuse material on the internet; leader of a Haitian non-profit files criminal charges against Donald Trump and
Fire causes significant damage to one of the largest dairy farms in Ashtabula County; Portage County election officials do not want deputies on security detail during early voting after Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski’s controversial social media
Springfield’s mayor makes an emergency proclamation in response to controversy and threats stemming from false claims of migrants eating pets there; a Cincinnati mother faces charges for her 2-year-old daughter’s death due to drug
