The day begins with a tragic fire in Northern Ohio; Republicans at the Statehouse override a veto, paving the way for a ban on gender-affirming care for minors; business neighbors react to the raid of a spa in a suburban Cleveland shopping plaza;
Pastor and two sons killed in a Pickaway County house fire; EMS near Toledo declared an overdose victim dead but the coroner found she was trying to breathe; a large blade fell from a wind turbine in northwest part of the state; state lawmakers
Columbus firefighter injured after falling from a home’s roof while battling a Monday night blaze; the Coast Guard and first responders rescued 20 people who became stranded on a Lake Erie ice floe while ice fishing; time is running out to
Two people are dead after separate fires in northeast Ohio; there have been more than a dozen crashes involving snow plows in Ohio this month; a fan storming the court after the Ohio State women’s basketball team beat Iowa collided with
Northwest Ohio foster parent pleads not guilty to 19 charges related to sex crimes against children; officials in Ashland County address dog euthanasia policy at shelter; Toledo’s city council passes an ordinance to allow medical marijuana
ODOT says eight plows have been involved in traffic accidents so far this winter; investigation finds US Senate candidate Bernie Moreno faced three lawsuits alleging discrimination against employees at his Cleveland car dealership; Governor DeWine
Suspect in Ashtabula Township shooting death surrendered to authorities in Canada; 19-year-old Columbus man arrested on federal charges for armed robberies of postal carriers in 2022; Ohio State University announces new Athletic Director; is there
Ashland County Commissioner clarifies the dog shelter will not euthanize dogs there for more than a year; some northeast Ohio residents evacuated after a chemical spill; Ohio’s Ramaswamy drops out of US presidential race; Ohio State athletes
Homicide suspect shot and killed by police in Toledo; Elyria woman claims her toddler was injured during a police raid; pro-Palestinian protesters interrupt MLK Breakfast event in Columbus; experts remind pet owners to watch out for furry friends
Ohio Turnpike issues travel restriction for high-profile vehicles as storms packing possible high winds approach; Ohio woman will not face criminal charges for her handling of a miscarriage; Columbus grocery store reopens after health inspectors
