Teen dies after shooting at Bath Township Airbnb party last weekend; new charges for the Venezuelan man who pretended to be a teenager and enrolled in a Toledo-area high school; a Central Ohio man is facing charges for allegedly harming his dog; Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno faces allegations of stalking and invasion of privacy.
FBI says Cedar Point was the target of a possible terror attack; civilian employees at Dayton's Wright Patterson Air Force Base will be part of the largest furlough in base history; Cincinnati's airport could be one that has air traffic reduced due to the government shutdown; a Pittsburgh university is offering a scholarship for Ohio students whose majors are eliminated due to Ohio law banning DEI initiatives at public colleges and universities.
East Cleveland elected a female mayor for the first time; Toldeo's mayor re-elected to an unprecedented third term; at $500M, the largest levy in state history failed at the ballot box; Columbus mayor announced more than $3M in assistance for SNAP recipients.
Columbus teens facing charges after the body of their newborn baby was found in a shallow grave; Cleveland and Columbus restaurant owner Bobby George changes plea, avoids jail time; family of Toledo shooting victim takes legal action; historic Kelton House in Columbus destroyed by fire after an apparent explosion.
Nearly 9,000 state employees notified of possible furloughs; there was a close call in the air at Cleveland Hopkins airport; two bills touting property tax relief may not actually provide it; heating assistance is now available for low-income Ohioans.
Gov. DeWine signs executive order providing up to $25M for Ohioans who are losing SNAP benefits; Akron man will be sentenced and has to register as a sex offender after a hidden camera was found in his Hocking Hills rental cabin; 13-year-old accused of vandalizing a statue outside of Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati; state redistricting commission adopts a map of newly drawn congressional districts.
Investigators are looking into a possible case of animal abuse involving horses in Columbiana County; a once-fired Columbus police officer has won his job back; Toledo has a new city council president; new Ohio bill would allow 18-year-olds to buy guns despite federal regulations.
Some candidates in Columbus-area school board race allege AI-produced videos are being used by their opponents; Ohio joins lawsuit against Trump administration in an effort to prevent the end of SNAP funding; Ohio's Supreme Court is hearing a case that could impact natural gas bills in the future; happy birthday to Brutus Buckeye.
Bionca Ellis sentenced to life without parole for the stabbing death of a 3 year old boy near Cleveland last summer; three people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide in southwest Ohio; leaked memo: employee injuries at Toledo Jeep complex account for nearly 30% of all incidents in the company's North American plants; judge extends temporary restraining order allowing the sale of intoxicating hemp products in Ohio.
Columbus child killed in a shooting; Findlay police say officer-involved shooting of a 90-year-old man may have been suicide by cop; another southwest Ohio county sheriff is working with ICE; Buckeye Nation is mourning the death of former center Nick Mangold.
Columbus police say there may be more victims of a man arrested for multiple sexual assaults; 2 men indicted by a Cleveland grand jury for last month's mass shooting in the Flats; OHSAA sets dates for emergency vote on high school athletes receiving compensation for name, image, and likeness; BGSU alum establishes a scholarship honoring actor Jason Momoa.
Child shot in Columbus; Muskingum County Sheriff's detective charged with animal cruelty after a department canine died in his care; Ohio High School Athletic Association prepares for a vote on name, image, and likeness compensation for high school athletes; new bill would bring an end to public marijuana use in Ohio.
Attorneys for a suspect in the Cincinnati brawl back in July want him out of jail and in the hospital; more than a dozen men were arrested and two missing children were recovered in a northeast Ohio human trafficking sting; state leaders still don't have a bipartisan agreement on a congressional district map; Travis Kelce announces he's investing in the company that owns Cedar Point and Kings Island.
Officials confirm remains found in Stark County are those of a man who has been missing since June; Cincinnati's police chief placed on paid leave; state redistricting committee now working on new Congressional maps; Ohio high school athletes can accept payment for their name, image, and likeness.
"No Kings" protests were held across Ohio on Saturday; Ohio University confirms professor who was detained by the Israeli military while trying to deliver aid to Gaza has been removed from the classroom; there are more details available about the deal that's making it possible for the Cleveland Browns to leave the city; Ohio's power demand is surging and experts expect energy prices to climb too.
An OSHP Trooper was killed in a crash near Youngstown; GOP Rep. Dave Taylor says he and other lawmakers are the victims of a ruse in which their offices displayed an American flag altered to include an anti-semitic symbol; Columbus City Schools considering closing more school buildings amid budget shortfalls; Cleveland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame set to open exhibit honoring this year's inductees.
Bionca Ellis found guilty in the stabbing death of 3-year-old Julian Wood; Whirlpool announces $300M investment and new jobs, including for 2 Ohio facilities; new bill at the Statehouse could change the way absentee ballots are counted; a Columbus Blue Jackets legend is retiring.
Judge temporarily blocks Governor Mike DeWine's ban of intoxicating hemp products; Stellantis announces plans to add $400M and 900 jobs to Toledo's Jeep Assembly Complex; OU professor who was captured by Israeli military while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza has returned home; nurse from northwest Ohio being hailed as a hero after rescuing a man and his pets from a house fire.
There has been a second shooting in one week on Cincinnati's Fountain Square; former Port Clinton fire chief Kent Johnson wants to get out of jail early; the Browns and the city of Cleveland agree to a $100M settlement allowing the team to move; Ohio is expected to lose 6% of its population in the next 5 years.
5-year-old girl in Dayton killed in a shooting; a high school wrestler in Mentor died after going into cardiac arrest at practice; Toledo Catholic parish set to close after 125 years of serving the community; new bill at the Statehouse would allow Ohio teachers to discuss Christianity's impact on American history.