Governor DeWine tours homes, drinks tap water in East Palestine; factory explosion in Cleveland kills one, injures 13; University of Toledo students hold vigil for Michigan State University; Antiques Roadshow is coming to Akron.
East Palestine derailment clean-up entering a new phase; Akron-area man killed in his bed after a car crashed into his house; Householder trial in Cincinnati set to resume this week; Ohio State womens hockey team makes history.
Governor DeWine announces a clinic will open in East Palestine for residents who feel sick since the train derailment; shots fired outside of Cleveland high school during the school day, officials believe a student was the target; one Ohio county
More questions than answers for residents in East Palestine; Ohio’s AG says he may sue Norfolk Southern over the East Palestine train derailment and chemical spill; Columbus’ city attorney sues automakers over missing anti-theft
Gov. DeWine frustrated by lack of a hazardous materials designation for train that derailed in East Palestine, spilling chemicals; Ohio’s Attorney General dismisses charges against NewsNation arrested at East Palestine news conference last
Ohio State University president Kristina Johnson reacts to deadly shootings on campus of Michigan State University; Case Western Reserve locked down yesterday after a report of a man with a gun on campus; Akron Public Schools superintendent
Experts explain string of lights spotted in the sky above Ohio last night; residents and businesses in East Palestine are dealing with the aftermath of that fiery train derailment; a Columbus police detective is facing dereliction of duty charges;
People in the Columbus suburb of Westerville pause to honor two police officers killed on this day five years ago; East Palestine residents try to settle back in at home; castles await Ohioans for Valentine’s Day; the Browns and Bengals have new
Residents consider whether to return to East Palestine after the evacuation order is lifted; two former Buckeye football players are acquitted of rape, and another dies from prostate cancer; a Bexley parent expresses anger at a school board
Residents consider whether to return to East Palestine after the evacuation order is lifted; two former Buckeye football players are acquitted of rape, and another dies from prostate cancer; a Bexley parent expresses anger at a school board
