Police say early info indicates Sunday’s mass shooting in Cleveland’s Warehouse District was not targeted; Lt. Governor Husted addresses the arrest of MS-13 gang leader near Sandusky; early voting is underway in Ohio’s August 8
Nine people wounded in a mass shooting in Cleveland; Ohio’s House speaker calls for Summit County Republican Rep. Bob Young to resign after domestic violence allegations; Northwest Ohio school district announces plan to give students clear
Columbus police still seeking suspect in a crime spree and shootout that wounded an officer; traffic deaths were down from last year over the 4th of July; Ottawa County residents impacted by last month’s tornadoes have new help; the Reds are
The man accused of raping a then 9-year-old girl, who became a national talking point because she had to travel to Indiana for an abortion, takes plea deal and is sentenced to life in prison; a Lake County city council president pleads guilty to
7-year-old girl run over after jumping off a float in a suburban Columbus July 4th parade; a Lorain family says they are going to sue after a police officer shot and killed their dog; Governor Mike DeWine signed the state budget with 44 line-item
State lawmakers pass a new 2-year budget for Ohio; someone is dumping cats in parks near Cleveland; the OSU Buckeyes snatch a top recruit away from Michigan; many dog owners are turning to CBD to help their furry friends deal with fireworks
Larry Householder and Matt Borges sentenced for largest corruption scandal in state history; two former Buckeyes busted for violating the NFL’s gambling policy; Cincinnati welcomes thousands of Swifties for the weekend; a high school in
Canadian wildfire smoke continues to cause poor air quality in Ohio; reward announced for info in case of a missing Cleveland teen who disappeared almost 2 weeks ago; Taylor Swift causes Cincinnati to be a top-trending destination on Airbnb;
Seven-month-old baby dead after abduction in Baltimore and crash in Tiffin; smoke from wildfires in Canada once again causing air quality issues in Ohio; Larry Householder to be sentenced tomorrow; Major League Soccer makes it official and
Pedestrian hit by a train near Tiffin; Lordstown Motors has filed for bankruptcy; Amazon planning $8 billion data center project in Central Ohio; a woman from the Columbus area is a winner on Jeopardy.
