Man shot and killed trying to stop a shoplifter at southwest Ohio Walmart; two northeast Ohio men charged for involvement in January 6 U.S. Capitol attack; sixteen year-old arrested for making threat that closed a Toledo high school today;
It’s about to get easier to carry a gun in Ohio; Covid cases are on the rise in northeast part of the state; fast food chain based near Columbus could be sold; some fireworks will be legal to use this summer.
An Ohio educator and school shooting survivor reacts to the Texas school shooting; Iraqi man living in Columbus faces federal charges for alleged plot to assassinate a former U.S. president; Akron schools approve inclusive curriculum in defiance
Governor DeWine talks Ohio gun violence; Columbus leaders announce plan to make sure kids can read; we’re one step closer to Covid vaccines for young children; move to rename stadium where the Cleveland Browns play.
Ohio Covid numbers are rising, especially in northeastern counties; possible cause of Coshocton church fire revealed; search ends for missing Central Ohio teen; fist Operation Fly Formula plane lands in U.S.
Governor DeWine not a fan of OSU’s tuition hike; police report a hatchet attack near Zanesville; more information on mysterious illness that struck more than 100 people at a Scioto County Girl Scout camp; Ohio’s most beautiful place
Police shoot, kill suspect after car chase in southeast Ohio; Stone Foltz’s mother takes witness stand in BGSU hazing death trial; ham sold at Ohio Walmart stores recalled; winning Powerball ticket sold near Columbus.
Opening statements in the Stone Foltz hazing death trial; Ohio health officials talk Fall Covid surge; Darden withdraws from consideration for Northern District U.S. Attorney job; northeast Ohio post offices need workers.
President grieves in Buffalo, condemns white supremacy; opioid overdoses are surging in northeast Ohio; kids could get Covid booster shots soon; name, image, and likeness money not a go for Ohio high school athletes.
Hocking Hills hiker dies in fall; coffee chain says it will pay for employee travel if they need to get an abortion; experts investigating severe hepatitis infections in kids; Ohio team has the worst record in baseball.
