School bus safety has become an issue in Ohio following the death of a student in a collision on Tuesday; severe weather and heavy rain create havoc; Cleveland tries to deal with an uptick in crime; excessive heat hits western Ohio.
A woman describes the scene of yesterday’s fatal school bus crash near Springfield; Cleveland leaders hold a summit in response to a spike in crime; a Cincinnati doctor lauds the coming roll-out of a new vaccine; some Ohio State University
An elementary school student was killed and nearly two dozen others injured in a school bus crash this morning near Springfield; Ohio State University names its new president; schools around Ohio deal with threats and bolster security; auto
A teen from Strongsville is sentenced for a fatal car crash that prosecutors say was intentional; COVID cases are on the rise; a man has been missing for nearly a month in Northwest Ohio; Ohio State is still looking for its starting
Ohio’s unemployment rate is at a record low; the state’s health director reminds parents of childhood vaccines; a Cleveland councilman wants to hold parents responsible for kids who violate curfews; Reggie the Iguana finds a new home.
A felony charge will be dropped against a suburban Cleveland police officer; UAW members in Toledo brace for a possible strike; Ohio Task Force One deploys to Hawaii; an Ohio family is awarded record damages for the death of a boy on a bunk
Ohio Republicans in Washington react to another Trump indictment; a 19-year-old Strongsville woman is found guilty of murder in an unusual case; hundreds of people are turning out for food distribution events in Seneca County; the Buckeyes are
The man accused of stabbing his father to death in Northwest Ohio is arrested in Maryland; a suburban Akron native lost his home and business to that fire in Lahaina; it has been ten years since a still-unsolved murder took place in the Columbus
A steel maker in Northeast Ohio is closing its doors; Governor Mike DeWine works to improve reading skills of Ohio school kids; a little something about tomatoes you probably didn’t know; little leaguers from New Albany hit the big time.
A lawsuit stemming from Ohio’s worst mass murder in history takes the stage in Pike County; toxic algae is building in the Western Basin of Lake Erie; the Cleveland Animal Protective League removes about 100 animals from a home; Kings Island
