FBI now assisting in negotiating the release of 17 missionaries with Ohio ties after the group was kidnapped in Haiti; four Ohio counties battered by a string of tornadoes late Friday, early Saturday; Ohio’s overall COVID-19 cases down, but
Man accused of illegal funeral operations in at least four Ohio counties indicted on more than three-dozen criminal charges; Ohio health officials say they are prepared if and when the federal government approves coronavirus vaccines for younger
Ohio House leadership indefinitely tables bill that would have forbidden employers from requiring their employees to get vaccinated; Ohio business leaders applaud move on vaccine mandate ban, saying passage would have put undue restrictions on
Debate continues on bill that, if passed, would ban vaccine mandates by employers; Republican leaders in central Ohio’s London propose bill that would ban abortions within city limits; former OSU player, current high school football coach in
More than 50,000 Ohioans have signed up for vaccination incentive program aimed at getting school-aged children inoculated; shooting suspect in custody following incident near Polaris Fashion Place, north of Columbus; pair of GOP-backed bills
Gov. Mike Dewine continues to encourage Ohioans to get their coronavirus vaccines as he tours the state; Dayton Police say they are investigating footage of a traffic stop by two officers who dragged a paraplegic man from his vehicle; drug
Gov. Mike Dewine visits Bowling Green State University on the same day that a new, anti-hazing law went into effect in Ohio; western Ohio police officer recovering after being shot by a suspect in Sidney; Ohioans have questions for their doctors
Man accused of fleeing the scene after shooting OSHP trooper during traffic stop near Findlay taken into custody on Thursday afternoon; debate over vaccine exemption bill continued at Ohio Statehouse on Thursday, with experts debunking “herd
Hospitals in Toledo say they are in EMS bypass as they struggle to keep up with an influx of COVID-19 cases and staffing shortages; Ohio Department of Health says children under 18 make up more than a quarter of new COVID-19 cases; Columbus Police
Ohio Supreme Court rules that ECOT must repay $60 million to the state after exhausting all appeals in a case that accused them of inflating enrollment numbers; Ohio health officials say they are cautiously optimistic as new COVID-19 cases show
