State Rep. Bob Young indicted for domestic violence and assault after arrest for hitting his wife; Massillon Washington high school football coach on administrative leave amid hazing investigation; Ohio native Marilyn Manson expected to plead no
Police in Ashtabula County are investigating the death of an 8-month-old boy; student athlete in Central Ohio saved by AED after collapsing on the practice field; allegations of misconduct and possible hazing are being investigated at Massillon
Mother of an OSU football player killed by gunfire in Chicago; body of a man missing in Lake Erie since Tuesday has been recovered; Columbus neighborhood wakes up to KKK flyers on their cars; Secretary of State Frank LaRose announces US Senate
Cleveland mass shooting suspect given $9M bond, one million for each shooting victim; Householder’s co-defendant appeals his prison sentence; Ohio is getting 27 new EV charging stations; the most stressed city in the US is again in
State med board says Columbus-area TikTok plastic surgeon “Dr. Roxy” can’t practice any more; emotions ran high at Cleveland City Council meeting skipped by the mayor; woman injured by falling piece of Cedar Point rollercoaster
Suspect arrested in Sunday’s mass shooting in Cleveland; nearly 500 residents in Columbiana County evacuated from their homes; Ohio’s GOP chair wants Republicans to vote early for Issue 1; Toledo BMV reopens less than a month after
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
