National Weather Service confirms two EF-1 tornadoes touched down near Cleveland on Tuesday; three people injured in accident during a harness race at a track in Central Ohio; Columbus-based Big Lots reveals the eight Ohio stores that will be
Severe weather in Northeast Ohio leaves damage and nearly half a million people without power; Dayton-area police officer fired for allegedly threatening neighbors with a rifle; ACLU files appeal after a judge upheld Ohio’s ban on gender
Recreational marijuana is now legally available in the Buckeye State; Summer Covid-19 numbers in Ohio are up; Cincinnati-area man charged for painting potholes because he was tired of waiting for his city to fix them; family and their dog reunited
Clermont County man sentenced to prison for killing his three small children last year; recreational marijuana sales set to begin tomorrow in the Buckeye State; law enforcement in Northeast Ohio to get a boost from federal funds; Toledo Mud Hens
Three officers injured and suspect killed during police standoff in Columbus; judge rules in favor of Ohio University in case of the hazing death of student Collin Wiant; civil rights complaint lodged against proposed Brent Specnce bridge project
Franklin County Sheriff’s deputy arrested for raping a child under the age of 13; Cincinnati man sentenced for robbing a postal carrier; Governor Mike DeWine speaks out against proposed anti-gerrymandering amendment tot he state
Cincinnati teacher arrested for child pornography; settlement reached in Columbus shooting death of Casey Goodson Junior by a former sheriff’s deputy; Ohio continues to add to record-breaking tornado count; fisherman in Toledo credited with
Severe weather causes damage in the southwestern part of the state; truck fire closes the Ohio Turnpike and causes evacuations in northwest Ohio; Columbus mayor confirms city was the victim of a ransomware attack; Ohio’s sales tax holiday is
Miami County corrections officer arrested on child sex charges; Texas man helps police in Bowling Green catch suspects accused of using counterfeit money; a third-party presidential candidate could be on Ohio’s November ballot; former OSU
Toledo woman who received thousands of dollars in donations for faking cancer learned her punishment yesterday; Ohio Congressional candidate sentenced to jail; Akron settles lawsuit over Jayland Walker protests and will modify policies; NHL game
