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Columbus police are looking for the person who fired shots on I-270 Wednesday afternoon; ATF is looking for information regarding the firebombing of a Masonic lodge in Mason, near Cincinnati; one of the men convicted in the First Energy bribery scandal is out of prison; an emergency dispatcher in northeast Ohio helped to deliver a baby on the side of a highway.

Columbus police are looking for the person who fired shots on I-270 Wednesday afternoon; ATF is looking for information regarding the firebombing of a Masonic lodge in Mason, near Cincinnati; one of the men convicted in the First Energy bribery scandal is out of prison; an emergency dispatcher in northeast Ohio helped to deliver a baby on the side of a highway.

Columbus police are looking for the person who fired shots on I-270 Wednesday afternoon; ATF is looking for information regarding the firebombing of a Masonic lodge in Mason, near Cincinnati; one of the men convicted in the First Energy bribery scandal is out of prison; an emergency dispatcher in northeast Ohio helped to deliver a baby on the side of a highway.

Columbus police are looking for the person who fired shots on I-270 Wednesday afternoon; ATF is looking for information regarding the firebombing of a Masonic lodge in Mason, near Cincinnati; one of the men convicted in the First Energy bribery scandal is out of prison; an emergency dispatcher in northeast Ohio helped to deliver a baby on the side of a highway.

Columbus police are looking for the person who fired shots on I-270 Wednesday afternoon; ATF is looking for information regarding the firebombing of a Masonic lodge in Mason, near Cincinnati; one of the men convicted in the First Energy bribery scandal is out of prison; an emergency dispatcher in northeast Ohio helped to deliver a baby on the side of a highway.

Columbus police are looking for the person who fired shots on I-270 Wednesday afternoon; ATF is looking for information regarding the firebombing of a Masonic lodge in Mason, near Cincinnati; one of the men convicted in the First Energy bribery scandal is out of prison; an emergency dispatcher in northeast Ohio helped to deliver a baby on the side of a highway.

Federal government looks to lease offices to support law enforcement in several US cities, including Columbus; Gov. DeWine bans unregulated intoxicating hemp products; two state lawmakers want to prevent those accused of violent crimes from using crowdfunding to pay for their legal defense; ODOT and OSHP are teaming up for a safety blitz on Ohio's roads.

Former police officer from northeast Ohio killed in combat in Ukraine; Cincinnati police investigating a downtown shooting near Fountain Square; Amazon to break ground soon for a new facility in Perrysburg Township; Columbus is getting a UFL franchise.

Wrong-way crash kills three near Dayton; Toledo-area nursing home sued after a resident's death; Ohio Supreme Court is hearing cases off-site this week; state lawmaker wants people to receive a $1000 bonus for getting married.

Early Voting Begins Today; Two Central Ohio Collision Deaths; OSU, Browns and Bengals Final Scores; Church Sex Abuse Lawsuit; US23 & I71 Connector; Ohio Riverboats; Drug Test Strips; NEOH Elderly Man Stands Trial for Stabbing Wife; New Albany Measles; Job Layoffs; School Bus Safety Grants; Cleveland Juvenile Car Thieves; Akron Bystander Shot; Voter Registration Deadline; OSU Science Park

Northwest Ohio man accused of fatally stabbing his father is behind bars; grand jury in Akron makes no indictments in the officer-involved shooting death of Jazmir Tucker; OSU releases its latest safety report; there's a new historical marker on the Cleveland Civil Rights Trail.

How the government shutdown is impacting Dayton's Wright-Patterson Air Force Base; Toledo mom accuses a school employee of abusing her 8-year-old; the next steps for Ohio lawmakers in the redistricting process; auto racing may return to Cleveland.

What the federal government shutdown means for Ohio; mayor of Cleveland Heights set to step down today after recall vote; Cincinnati City Council candidate taking heat after making controversial comments about black women; Ohio's burning restrictions go into effect today.

A priest and a teacher are among the 135 people arrested in a statewide human trafficking sting; mother who drowned her 4-year-old son denied bail; a change is coming to the Toledo fire department; the deadline is today for Ohio's new congressional maps.

One dead, one injured after a shooting in the Flats in Cleveland; man from northeast Ohio arrested over social media threats he made against the University of Toledo; Ohio GOP lawmakers introduce a new bill to add requirements for abortion access; both the Guardians and the Reds are playoff-bound.

One dead, one injured after a shooting in the Flats in Cleveland; man from northeast Ohio arrested over social media threats he made against the University of Toledo; Ohio GOP lawmakers introduce a new bill to add requirements for abortion access; both the Guardians and the Reds are playoff-bound.

One dead, one injured after a shooting in the Flats in Cleveland; man from northeast Ohio arrested over social media threats he made against the University of Toledo; Ohio GOP lawmakers introduce a new bill to add requirements for abortion access; both the Guardians and the Reds are playoff-bound.

One dead, one injured after a shooting in the Flats in Cleveland; man from northeast Ohio arrested over social media threats he made against the University of Toledo; Ohio GOP lawmakers introduce a new bill to add requirements for abortion access; both the Guardians and the Reds are playoff-bound.

Northridge Local Schools in Licking County shut down after threatening phone call; the death of a Cuyahoga County jail inmate is being investigated as a homicide; Centrus Energy in Piketon is planning a major expansion; Ohio is first in the nation to try a new crime reporting tool.

Suspicious crash in Ottawa County was apparently a murder-suicide; former Cincinnati Children's Hospital chaplain freed from ICE detention; final step in the recall of embattled Cleveland Heights mayor now taking place; Ohio medical marijuana patients may have had personal data compromised.

Former high school coach near Cleveland facing federal sex crimes charges, including child pornography; police chase in the Dayton area ended in a crash; US Department of Justice demanding detailed information about Ohio's registered voters; efforts to redraw Ohio's congressional districts is off to a tumultuous start.

Columbus mother facing charges after her 3-year-old shot and killed himself with her gun; the man accused of posing as a high school student near Toledo has pleaded guilty to multiple charges; US Department of Labor is sending funds to help workers displaced by the closure of the Pixelle paper mill in Chillicothe; Senator Husted weighs in on the Kimmel controversy.

A Northwest Ohio sheriff's department is investigating two suspicious deaths; Columbus police are looking or info connected to a shooting in the city's Short North neighborhood; a state representative wants Ohio to use firing squads for the death penalty; state officials are warning against outdoor burning.

Elyria police shared new details about the deadly July ambush that killed an officer; a woman is safe in Stark County after she was allegedly abducted at knifepoint; ODOT has given the Cleveland Browns a win; Ohio's state parks receive major recognition.

Infant in Columbus found unresponsive, court docs show mother admitted to throwing the child; officials in eastern Ohio are investigating the death of a sheriff's department K9; OSU facing a federal lawsuit over the expulsion of a student; Cleveland Hopkins ranked one of the worst airports in the country according to JD Power.