Several weekend shootings in Columbus leave 2 dead and many injured; Toledo’s St. Luke’s hospital closes today; 174,000 Ohioans will start receiving settlement money from TurboTax this week; why blue lights will be switched on all over
Police in Massillon are investigating the death of a 2-month-old baby; Ohio’s AG says more than $5 million will be paid to Ohioans from a TurboTax settlement; the University of Alabama’s baseball coach has been fired after a college
Logan High School evacuated after a suspicious package was found; 15-year-old student athlete in Columbus killed after he was struck by a car during track practice; 6 locations in Zanesville busted in gambling sting; this year’s Rock &
Northeast Ohio high school student arrested for having a gun and ammo at school; former Knox County deputy pleads guilty to stealing from a woman with Alzheimer’s; republicans at the statehouse are running out of time to get an August
A former US Marine from the Cleveland area has died in Ukraine; Ohio’s distracted driving law is apparently already making an impact; OSHP reminds drivers to be on the lookout for motorcycles; a trio of sisters from north central Ohio are in
Porch roof collapse injured 14 people in Ohio State University’s student neighborhood over the weekend; shots fired at Sweet 16 party in Canton, 2 teen boys arrested; community rallies around injured high school athlete in northwest Ohio;
Lorain high school teacher resigns amid investigation into an alleged inappropriate phone call with a student; federal regulators have a warning for railroads in the wake of the East Palestine derailment; Defiance celebrates its bicentennial.
Lorain high school teacher under investigation for an inappropriate phone call with a student; former Cincinnati mayor and iconic talk show host Jerry Springer has died at the age of 79; Ohio House approves the state’s 2-year budget, now it
Woman injured in shooting on I-71 in Columbus; NAACP investigating complaints of racial targeting, slurs among students in Geneva Area City Schools; Maumee hospital closing ahead of schedule; Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad set to reopen.
Ohio politicians react to President Biden’s announcement that he will seek re-election; legislation introduced that would give Ohio’s students 3 mental health days per school year; Cleveland’s city council approves plan to erase
