Two Ohio firefighters die in an accident outside of their fire station; the week-long deer gun season gets underway; the snow belt is about to live up to its name; veterinarians are concerned about a dog illness that is spreading.
State investigators are looking into a house fire that killed five; a beverage can maker near Toledo has an uncertain future; Winterfest opens at Kings Island; Jim Tressel talks about The Game.
Ohio leaders react to the shooting Monday night at a Walmart in suburban Dayton; Ohio Highway Patrol troopers are keeping an eye on the heavy holiday traffic; Youngstown State University names its next President; the head coaches of Ohio State and
Gunman wounds four people at a Walmart near Dayton before killing himself; listeria outbreak identified in fruit sold in Ohio; election officials say there was a technical issue which led to more than 900 ballots not being counted in Bay Village
Two adults and two young children found dead in Lorain; state representative from suburban Cleveland disciplined for abusive and erratic behavior; authorities in southern Ohio investigating latest general election after receiving an anonymous tip;
Four dead after shootings and a standoff in Mentor; toddler fires his mother’s gun inside Walmart in Waverly; Ohio’s school bus safety working group meets for a fourth time; Cleveland’s zoo welcomes new babies.
NTSB investigating Tuesday’s fiery bus crash on I-70 in Licking County; Tuesday’s crash was so severe it required highway repairs; arrest made in Indiana after a body was found in a home northwest of Columbus; new UAW strike in Toledo
Vigil held at Tuscarawas Valley High school to remember the victims of a fiery bus crash on I-70; police in Garfield Heights shoot and kill a man, the fifth officer-involved shooting in northeast Ohio in recent weeks; UAW members in Toledo reject
Deadly crash on I-70 in Licking County involving a semi and a charter bus carrying students from Tuscarawas Valley Local Schools; hundreds of Ohioans in Washington, DC for today’s March for Israel; Cleveland’s mayor wants to increase
Police are looking for those who vandalized a Jewish cemetery in Northeast Ohio; Ohio had the third most white supremacist events in the nation last year; Governor DeWine and other state republicans want to make changes to Ohio’s
