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Cincy School Grade; Disaster Relief Funds; Huge Hospital Federal Grant; Embattled Judge on the Ballot; Argument Leads To Fire and Death; Crime Down in Cleveland; Marcy Kaptur Returns; Cyclosporiasis Over

Trouble for the Jon Husted Campaign; Teen Murder Charge; NC Suspect chased through SEOH; Amazon DC Land Debacle; Gaudreau Death Trial Update; Missing Springfield Teen; Buckeyes and Browns lose; Bengals and Guardians and Reds win.

Trouble for the Jon Husted Campaign; Teen Murder Charge; NC Suspect chased through SEOH; Amazon DC Land Debacle; Gaudreau Death Trial Update; Missing Springfield Teen; Buckeyes and Browns lose; Bengals and Guardians and Reds win.

OHIO remembers 9-11 on its 25th anniversary; More flooding in Southeast Ohio; Concerns about the future of higher education in Ohio; Hancock County has lots of unclaimed state funds; Bernie Moreno plans to introduce a new bill; Mansfield City Finance Director fined by the state for negligence; Buckeyes in Austin to face the Texas Longhorns

OHIO remembers 9-11 on its 25th anniversary; More flooding in Southeast Ohio; Concerns about the future of higher education in Ohio; Hancock County has lots of unclaimed state funds; Bernie Moreno plans to introduce a new bill; Mansfield City Finance Director fined by the state for negligence; Buckeyes in Austin to face the Texas Longhorns

Siders SR not competent to stand trial; Flooding in Southern Ohio; $50 million in student grants; AG Tariffs could cripple Ohio Farmers; Bizarre NEOH school closings; Springfield City Manager investigation;

79 Missing Children Recovered; Vinton County Grandfather Competency Hearing; Acton Suspect Pleads; Absentee Ballot Requests Go Out; Labor Day Death Toll; Flock Ban in Southwest Ohio; Food Pantry Report; Ice Harassment Ruling

79 Missing Children Recovered; Vinton County Grandfather Competency Hearing; Acton Suspect Pleads; Absentee Ballot Requests Go Out; Labor Day Death Toll; Flock Ban in Southwest Ohio; Food Pantry Report; Ice Harassment Ruling

79 Missing Children Recovered; Vinton County Grandfather Competency Hearing; Acton Suspect Pleads; Absentee Ballot Requests Go Out; Labor Day Death Toll; Flock Ban in Southwest Ohio; Food Pantry Report; Ice Harassment Ruling

Weather alert for Wednesday, La Crosse Virus returns, Canadian Tariffs start, More about Acton Attacker, Jobs Data, Nursing Home Death, Lorain Murder Suspect at large, Toledo Church Fire

Severe storms in northeast Ohio led to flooding, water rescues; Hamilton County Sheriff's Office and City of Columbus announce they are pausing Flock camera use; GOP lawmakers gathered for an energy reform summit; it's on of the busiest travel days of the year on Ohio's roads.

Severe storms in northeast Ohio led to flooding, water rescues; Hamilton County Sheriff's Office and City of Columbus announce they are pausing Flock camera use; GOP lawmakers gathered for an energy reform summit; it's on of the busiest travel days of the year on Ohio's roads.

A soldier is in the Medina County jail, accused of raping a 12-year-old girl; two former Ohio State University faculty members are among the missing in Nepal flooding; Governor DeWine asks President Trump for funding to help with storm recovery; Ohio Department of Transportation has a new initiative to prevent pedestrian and bike deaths.

A soldier is in the Medina County jail, accused of raping a 12-year-old girl; two former Ohio State University faculty members are among the missing in Nepal flooding; Governor DeWine asks President Trump for funding to help with storm recovery; Ohio Department of Transportation has a new initiative to prevent pedestrian and bike deaths.

Family says the death of a Wright State University student who was struck on I-70 was suicide; Toledo police have named a suspect in the hit-and-run crash that injured Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur and an aide; 11 members of the Glenville High School football team charged for thefts from a sporting goods store in the Columbus area; Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift bought a home in the Cleveland area.

Family says the death of a Wright State University student who was struck on I-70 was suicide; Toledo police have named a suspect in the hit-and-run crash that injured Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur and an aide; 11 members of the Glenville High School football team charged for thefts from a sporting goods store in the Columbus area; Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift buy a home in the Cleveland area.

Central Ohio couple accused of hiding cameras and recording sex acts with children at a YMCA; man who drowned in the Ohio River in southwest Ohio identified; Ohio residents have a new driver's license option; Ohioans are showing their love of Dolly Parton on their vehicles.

Central Ohio couple accused of hiding cameras and recording sex acts with children at a YMCA; man who drowned in the Ohio River in southwest Ohio identified; Ohio residents have a new driver's license option; Ohioans are showing their love of Dolly Parton on their vehicles.

First responders pulled two people from the cab of a truck dangling off an overpass in Cincinnati; missing Central Ohio man with dementia found dead; more cases of measles reported in the Buckeye State; six people rescued from Lake Erie during rough conditions on the water near Conneaut.

First responders pulled two people from the cab of a truck dangling off an overpass in Cincinnati; missing Central Ohio man with dementia found dead; more cases of measles reported in the Buckeye State; six people rescued from Lake Erie during rough conditions on the water near Conneaut.

3 teens arrested in connection to a fatal shooting in Columbus' Short North neighborhood; advocates for the Haitian community in Springfield call for the release of a pastor arrested by ICE; upgrades are headed to Toledo thanks to federal funding; the Barberton community raises enough money to cover all students' pay-to-play fees.

Gary Siders Jr. is facing new charges unrelated to the child endangerment case involving his 16 children; man arrested after manhunt for allegedly stabbing a police officer in northwest Ohio; 19-year-old arrested for last week's fire at Cleveland church; Columbus man facing a federal charge for alleged threats against President Trump and a US Congressman.

Gary Siders Jr. is facing new charges unrelated to the child endangerment case involving his 16 children; man arrested after manhunt for allegedly stabbing a police officer in northwest Ohio; 19-year-old arrested for last week's fire at Cleveland church; Columbus man facing a federal charge for alleged threats against President Trump and a US Congressman.

Family of central Ohio crash victims asks for a political ad to stop running; Toledo police are investigating a fatal crash after a chase; fire at a Cleveland church being investigated as arson; Dolly Parton's impact in Ohio.

Family of central Ohio crash victims asks for a political ad to stop running; Toledo police are investigating a fatal crash after a chase; fire at a Cleveland church being investigated as arson; Dolly Parton's impact in Ohio.

Owner of the San Francisco 49ers arrested in East Palestine prostitution sting; the world's largest data center to be built in southern Ohio; Cleveland Library strike called off minutes before it was set to start; an iconic West Toledo restaurant could have new life.

One dead after a shooting in Columbus' Short North neighborhood; Dayton first responders conducted a water rescue mission at a dam; investigation underway after a fire at a former Toledo elementary school; Vice President JD Vance spent some time in the Cincinnati area over the weekend.

Interstate 70 remains closed amid flooding near Buckeye Lake; concerns over violence caused a northeast Ohio high school football game to be rescheduled; AEP Ohio announces program to help with high energy bills; the Great Health for America program is about to launch in northwest Ohio.

US Sen. Bernie Moreno visits Perry County to survey storm and flooding damage; a Sandusky County Common Pleas Court judge has been suspended for two years; there are new attendance requirements for Ohio students this school year; Cleveland will soon have Amazon drone delivery service.

US Sen. Bernie Moreno visits Perry County to survey storm and flooding damage; a Sandusky County Common Pleas Court judge has been suspended for two years; there are new attendance requirements for Ohio students this school year; Cleveland will soon have Amazon drone delivery service.

US Sen. Bernie Moreno visits Perry County to survey storm and flooding damage; a Sandusky County Common Pleas Court judge has been suspended for two years; there are new attendance requirements for Ohio students this school year; Cleveland will soon have Amazon drone delivery service.

Two dead after explosion and fire at a business in south Toledo; third arrest made in the deadly Skyline Terrace apartment fire in Canton; local and federal law enforcement revealed results of a major crackdown on violent crime in northern Ohio; marijuana may be legal in Ohio but it's not cheap.

Two dead after explosion and fire at a business in south Toledo; third arrest made in the deadly Skyline Terrace apartment fire in Canton; local and federal law enforcement revealed results of a major crackdown on violent crime in northern Ohio; marijuana may be legal in Ohio but it's not cheap.

Teen dies after falling from a moving car near Cincinnati; a hotel under construction in Elyria was destroyed by fire; a new lawsuit has been filed in Ohio by the group Data Center Resistance; a northwest Ohio school district now offers a fire-EMS training program for high school students.

New rainfall causes new flooding in Perry County; 2 men and a woman are facing charges in Delaware County for the death of woman's mother; several Flock cameras were vandalized in Toledo; Miami Township fire crews battled simultaneous structure fires.

National Weather Service confirms a derecho hit Cincinnati this week, the first one in the region since 2012; Parma mother suing the city and three police officers for allegedly using excessive force against her 13-year-old son; Ohio State Rep. Elgin Rogers Jr. arrested on OVI, other charges; nearly $9M being invested in to making sure kids can get to school safely.

National Weather Service confirms a derecho hit Cincinnati this week, the first one in the region since 2012; Parma mother suing the city and three police officers for allegedly using excessive force against her 13-year-old son; Ohio State Rep. Elgin Rogers Jr. arrested on OVI, other charges; nearly $9M being invested in to making sure kids can get to school safely.

Some Columbus residents are wondering why tornado sirens didn't sound on Tuesday; Emily Moreno sues her ex-husband, Ohio U.S. Representative Max Miller; courier unloading prescription drugs robbed outside of a pharmacy; BBB warns of predatory storm clean-up scams.

One death and widespread flooding being reported after severe storms in Ohio on Tuesday; sixteen inmates hospitalized after a lightning strike in northeast Ohio; in Cincinnati, the Ohio River is expected to crest sometime this evening; Waterville's mayor will not face criminal charges for allegedly stalking a resident in a dispute over data centers.

Two Canton police officers avoid trial by taking plea deals for the death of Frank Tyson; northwest Ohio mother sentenced to community control for injecting supposed human waste into her child's IV at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus; severe storms bring down trees, cause flooding; President Trump visits northeast Ohio for final day of the Patriot Games.

Warning issued by northeast Ohio hospital regarding a measles exposure on August 1; two missing Toledo teens found in Cleveland; Columbus City Council holding a public hearing regarding the use of Flock cameras; US Representative Marcy Kaptur released from the hospital following a car crash last weekend.

Warning issued by northeast Ohio hospital regarding a measles exposure on August 1; two missing Toledo teens found in Cleveland; Columbus City Council holding a public hearing regarding the use of Flock cameras; US Representative Marcy Kaptur released from the hospital following a car crash last weekend.

Sen. Jon Husted calls for Rep. Max Miller to step down amid accusations of domestic violence; Islamic center vandalized in Cincinnati; new numbers released in the cyclosporiasis outbreak; Neil Armstrong's childhood home is for sale.

Sen. Jon Husted calls for Rep. Max Miller to step down amid accusations of domestic violence; Islamic center vandalized in Cincinnati; new numbers released in the cyclosporiasis outbreak; Neil Armstrong's childhood home is for sale.

Haitian immigrants in southwest Ohio face the possibility of deportation at any time; fourth Siders family member requests mental health evaluation in the Vinton County child endangerment case; bus fire shuts down a Cleveland-area highway; northern Ohio state representative says he will not run for re-election.

Trial date set for George "Billy" Wagner III in the Pike County massacre case; Congressman Max Miller says he will stay in the race for his seat despite mounting pressure to drop out; nursing facility in central Ohio's Fairfield County reports an outbreak of Legionnaire's disease; name of Cleveland's WNBA team revealed.

NWS confirms 4 tornadoes touched down near Cincinnati over the weekend; judge orders man accused in shooting death of North Royalton building commissioner be held without bond; a constitutional amendment with new voting requirements will be on Ohio's ballot in November; an Ohio hospital system has launched a first of its kind prescription delivery service using drones.

Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur injured in a car crash in Toledo; northeast Ohio Congressman Max Miller is fighting back against abuse allegations by his ex-wife; Columbus man arrested after a tip to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children; as the start of the new school year approaches, Ohio State Highway Patrol reminds drivers to be on the lookout for school buses.

Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur injured in a car crash in Toledo; northeast Ohio Congressman Max Miller is fighting back against abuse allegations by his ex-wife; Columbus man arrested after a tip to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children; as the start of the new school year approaches, Ohio State Highway Patrol reminds drivers to be on the lookout for school buses.

Haitians in Springfield report receiving letters ordering them to report to ICE office; house explosion in Canton leaves 2 people hospitalized; officials pull the plug on a proposed addition to the Columbus skyline; some state lawmakers want to lower Ohio's voting age to 16.