A Northwest Ohio sheriff’s department is investigating two suspicious deaths; Columbus police are looking or info connected to a shooting in the city’s Short North neighborhood; a state representative wants Ohio to use firing squads
Elyria police shared new details about the deadly July ambush that killed an officer; a woman is safe in Stark County after she was allegedly abducted at knifepoint; ODOT has given the Cleveland Browns a win; Ohio’s state parks receive major
Infant in Columbus found unresponsive, court docs show mother admitted to throwing the child; officials in eastern Ohio are investigating the death of a sheriff’s department K9; OSU facing a federal lawsuit over the expulsion of a student;
Ohio High School Athletic Association says Ursuline football players who transfer to other schools must sit out the rest of the season amid hazing and assault allegations; 27-year-old Columbus man arrested in New York state for allegedly
Licking County 3-year-old dies after he was pulled from a retention pond; mother involved in a northeast Ohio Amber Alert now also charged with abusing the child; Planned Parenthood in Ohio no longer accepting Medicaid, impacting nearly 22,000
Athens County EMS worker killed in a Sunday morning car crash; city council president in northeast Ohio stepping down after his social media post regarding Charlie Kirk’s death; Cincinnati-based Procter and Gamble has a plan to cut 7k jobs;
Schools in Newark briefly locked down after a threat deemed not credible; there are new restrictions for Cincinnati Bengals home games after an uptick in violence in the Queen City; a new driver’s education law is about to take effect in
Toledo man accused of killing Kei’mani Latigue asks the court for money; county in Northeast Ohio becomes first in the state to ban conversion therapy; Delaware health officials report increase in hand, foot, and mouth disease; people in
Cleveland Heights’ mayor recalled by voters; owner of 2 dogs that attacked a young girl in Central Ohio sentenced to fine, 4 days in jail; Governor DeWine announced plans for OSHP to assist City of Cincinnati with policing; state lawmakers
Strongsville man faces abduction charge after he allegedly tried to snatch a teen while she waited for the school bus; woman who drowned her 4-year-old and tried to harm her other kids at a Tuscarawas County lake pleaded not guilty by reason of
