Ohio’s Attorney General says three Columbus Zoo execs stole more than $2 million dollars over a decade; alleged hazing incident leads BGSU officials to put head hockey coach on administrative leave and to suspend 3 players; new electric air
Railroad worker killed in an accident at a railyard near Toledo; workers in northwest Ohio walking the picket line during day 4 of the UAW strike; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ousts a board member over negative comments he made about black and
UAW members on strike at three plants, including one in Ohio; school bus crash near Columbus sends one person to the hospital; no meeting today for redistricting commission; Cleveland-area high school holds football game with no fans.
Video shows a Dayton school employee hitting a 3-year-old special needs student on the head then carrying the child by the ankles; Police are investigating possible hate crimes against Amish residents in Medina County; state committee on rail
Driver in Ohio’s 3rd school bus crash this month has a history of traffic violations; state’s supreme court is considering whether Ohio State University students should be refunded for Spring 2020 when Covid-19 disrupted the semester;
Stark County school bus crash, the third in Ohio in less than a month, sends students to the hospital; new bill at statehouse would protect students who take time off for religious reasons; Ohio-based Smuckers acquires Hostess snack food brands;
Ohioans pause to remember 9/11; fighter jet experiences emergency during training flight over northwest Ohio; an Ohio lawmaker will resign after two arrests in domestic violence case; Marietta’s Sternwheel Fest a success.
Six kids from a school district in Northwest Ohio were hospitalized after their bus was hit on I-75; Governor Mike DeWine says a state legislator should step down; Covid-19 deaths remain steady – and low – in Ohio; the kid from Athens strikes
AEP Ohio looks to increase rates next year; thousands of Ohioans could be on strike next week; police in Lorain say one of their officers was justified in fatally shooting a family’s dog earlier this summer; Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow
It was a deadly weekend on Ohio highways over the Labor Day holiday; a reporter presses the White House on why President Biden hasn’t visited East Palestine; the Wayne National Forest could get a new name; the Cincinnati Zoo makes an offer some
