ONN Daily

ONN’s Jay Fox takes a look at today’s top stories from around Ohio.

Ohio State University’s president responds to pro-Palestinian demonstrations on campus last week that led to dozens of arrests; Ohio’s Council on American-Islamic Relations condemns OSU’s crackdown on protesters; Toledo

Shooting kills one at a restaurant near Ohio State’s main campus in Columbus; infant found left alone in a car in Cleveland; University of Cincinnati undertakes a major housing project; Cleveland Cavaliers’ playoff series against

Body of a missing Toledo man found in the water at a marina; father in Delaware arraigned on charges in the alleged abuse of his seven children; former OSU football player accused of at least one bank robbery; dozens arrested during pro-Palestine

State officials investigating the death of a suspect in the custody of Canton police who told officers he couldn’t breathe; Delaware parents face felony charges in alleged abuse of their seven children; investigation results in ten

Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper injured in a crash with a driver having a medical emergency; FirstEnergy investors file lawsuit alleging that company money supported DeWine-Husted campaign; Ohio Turnpike officials warn of a text message scam;

Death of a corrections officer during training in Pickaway County is now being investigated as reckless homicide; Catholic Charities in Cleveland charged with negligence and fined for the death of a 4-year-old; unspecified threat emailed to a

Southwest Ohio train derailment causes evacuations; an earthquake was recorded in northwest Ohio last night; new developments in the Kroger-Albertson’s merger; Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announces this year’s class of

National Weather Service confirms a total of 5 tornadoes touched down across the state on Wednesday; family of a man shot and killed by a Columbus police officer files federal lawsuit against police department and city; Toledo woman accused in

Middletown police investigating a fatal road rage shooting; hazmat situation causes widespread evacuations in Columbus; harsh criticism in a new report on Cleveland police reform; Maumee beat out 60 other cities to win award for developmental