Alleged swatter arrested in Columbus on federal charges; Akron Public School Board approves restructuring plan, nearly 300 jobs to be cut; state lawmakers hearing a bill that would add nitrogen hypoxia as a death penalty method; Ohio students
Five dead after a violent weekend in Columbus; alternate commencement ceremony held for some Case Western students in Cleveland; former Buckeye Marvin Harrison Jr. hit with a lawsuit; how a baby elephant at the Toledo Zoo surprised staff.
39 dogs seized in Franklin County dog-fighting investigation; killer of an Akron Lyft driver sentenced; Ohio State is likely raising tuition; US Census: Cleveland’s population remains flat after years of decline.
Two dead after house explosion in Fulton County; Cincinnati-area judge rules 14-year-old competent to stand trial for foiled school shooting plot; whistleblower raises concerns over how the EPA handled East Palestine derailment; the season is over
Coroner reports that the suspect in fatal shooting of a Euclid police officer died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound; healthcare worker who was employed at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus pleaded guilty to child porn charges;
Funeral for slain Euclid police officer set for this weekend; Licking County man facing charges for making and distributing animal abuse videos; state lawmakers make progress on legal recreational marijuana sales; upgrades are coming to the Ohio
Police officer killed during standoff with a suspect near Cleveland; employee fired shots at an Amazon building near Columbus and an officer was injured during exchange of gunfire that killed suspect; FEMA centers now open in 2 Ohio counties
Tennessee fugitive wanted in the death of his girlfriend killed in a shootout with police in North Ridgeville; Columbus-area youth minister facing federal charges for child pornography; Ohio’s tornado count so far this year is an
Rev. Al Sharpton, family of George Floyd attend the funeral for Frank Tyson who died in Canton police custody; near Toledo, Springfield Township’s assistant fire chief removed after January incident in which a woman was mistakenly declared
Severe weather impacts parts of Ohio as FEMA begins accepting applications for assistance from March tornadoes; new details revealed about the death of a woman who fell from the stands at Ohio Stadium during OSU’s commencement; state
