Ohio News Network Daily

27-count indictment handed down in sexual abuse case involving the son of a Central Ohio megachurch pastor; abandoned house where Kei'mani Latigue's body was found in Toledo caught fire over the weekend; Chillicothe's Pixelle paper mill staying open for now; Cincinnati officials announce a new MLK memorial.

Police confirm a murder-suicide in southwest Ohio; Wayne County community mourns the loss of a firefighter who was struck by a vehicle while helping a stranded motorist; church in central Ohio distances itself from pastor's son after allegations of sexual abuse; marijuana sales in Ohio have topped $2.5 billion.

Huron County firefighter killed in the line of duty; sheriff's deputy in northwest Ohio suspended for neglect of duty; shutdown of Pixelle paper mill in Chillicothe paused; southwest Ohio school district defying federal directives regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion.

OSU grad student sues the Trump administration for revoking his F-1 visa; court blocks the state law banning transgender women from playing women's sports; Governor DeWine directs state resources to help employees who will be unemployed after the Pixelle paper mill in Chillicothe closes; Cleveland will have a women's professional soccer team.

OSU grad student sues the Trump administration for revoking his F-1 visa; court blocks the state law banning transgender women from playing women's sports; Governor DeWine directs state resources to help employees who will be unemployed after the Pixelle paper mill in Chillicothe closes; Cleveland will have a women's professional soccer team.

Reynoldsburg Resource Officers; School Bus Driver Shortage; Columbus Blue Jackets Playoff Hopes; Uranium Enrichment in SE Ohio; Columbus Fed Funding Issues; Northeast Ohio Athletic Director; Mary Kaptur on Social Security; COTA Fees; Ohio Med Research Cuts; Pickaway Ag Fire; Springfield Team Fire; College Foreign Visas; Perrysburg Marijuana Dispensaries

Miami Univ Denmark Debacle; Toledo Suspect Extradition; Akron Public Schools DEI; Toledo Shoes Murder Arrest; OSU Trophy at White House; Toledo Restaurant Shooting; Semi-Automated Semi Trucks; Hilliard Islamic Center Lawsuit; Chillicothe Historic Mill Closure

Dayton NATO Event; Ohio Budget; Cavs; Miami Student Detained; Smokes Tax; Ohio New Laws; Measles Update; Cincy Teen Shooter; Adam Coy Retrial; Issue 8 Lucas County; Space Flight

Controversial sheriff in northeast Ohio has signed a deal with ICE that allows his deputies to go after immigrants; flood clean-up underway in Cincinnati; man impersonating a Toledo police officer arrested at a strip club; the "kid from Akron" is getting a Barbie makeover.

Controversial sheriff in northeast Ohio has signed a deal with ICE that allows his deputies to go after immigrants; flood clean-up underway in Cincinnati; man impersonating a Toledo police officer arrested at a strip club; the "Kid from Akron" is getting a Barbie makeover.

Columbus infant killed in attack by family dog; 11-year-old boy in Canton facing felony charges for allegedly making threats against Stark County library; people in SNAP program need to be extra careful with benefits; Ohio House lawmakers put the Cleveland Browns one step closer to a new stadium.

Flooding continues in Southwest Ohio, other parts of the state; Marion parents charged after family dog fatally mauls a 6-month-old baby; court ruling in Toledo determines who will plan Kei'mani Latigue's funeral; OSU police crack the case of stolen musical instruments.

Flooding in Cincinnati as the Ohio River crests at over 60 feet; Toledo mom and two young children have been missing since last month; Microsoft data centers in Central Ohio are on indefinite hold; boy from Gaza in Cleveland for necessary medical treatment.

Several days of rain result in flooding throughout the state; things are getting back to normal after a gas leak Oak Harbor left more than 1700 people without gas service for days; thousands at the Ohio Statehouse joined joined a nationwide protest against the Trump administration on Saturday; Cleveland teen who saved a family from a fire was honored at a Cavs game.

NWS confirms 4 tornadoes touched down in Ohio during Wednesday night's storms; a Columbus high school teacher was charged in a murder for hire plot involving a student; a 17-year-old is charged after a toddler was shot in Akron; immigration officials have revoked visas from some University of Cincinnati students.

Strong storms hit many parts of the state; charges filed in the case of a baby found dead in a trash can nearly two years ago; Port Clinton's former fire chief pleaded no contest to charges in a sexual harassment case; Ohio House approves $600M in bonds for new Cleveland Browns stadium.

More severe weather is headed for the Buckeye State; teacher in northwest Ohio charged with criminal trespassing; Dayton police officers will not be charged in shooting death of a teen; BGSU is tops in the Midwest for military students.

National Weather Service confirms at least 4 tornadoes touched down in Ohio on Sunday night; Knox County health officials announce 2 more confirmed cases of measles there; a trial is underway more than 2 years after the East Palestine train derailment; Cleveland Browns owners say they'll know by June 30th if the state will help fund a new domed stadium for the team.

Strong storms bring damage and power outages to the Buckeye State; 5 killed in 4 separate crashes in Central Ohio over the weekend; Northeast Ohio teacher accused of using racial slur in front of students is back in the classroom; company in Southeast Ohio is tops in the recycling world.

Michigan resident dead after receiving a transplanted kidney in Toledo that was infected with rabies; Central Ohio middle school coach facing charges for having sex with a 14-year-old; candidate for governor Vivek Ramaswamy wants to eliminate Ohio's income tax; Cincinnati passed over in bid to host the Sundance Film Festival.

Ohio has a measles outbreak; lawsuit filed in the death of a Clark County Uber driver; the case against Cleveland businessman Bobby George is going to a grand jury; state lawmakers pass law that eliminates DEI programs on Ohio's college and university campuses.

Man wanted in Toledo teen's death caught in Columbus after an officer-involved shooting; Wilmington College confirms shooting death of sophomore student; Lancaster massage business raided and closed; some Ohio republicans want a federal constitutional convention.

Body of missing 13-year-old girl found in Toledo; Central Ohio middle school coach placed on leave amid accusations he had sex with a student; in compliance with state law, Columbus City Schools change records of transgender students to reflect gender they were assigned at birth; former Senator Sherrod Brown announces the establishment of the Dignity of Work Institute.

Springfield Haitian Immigrants; Measles in Ashtabula; OSU Women Lose in NCAA Tourney; Governor DeWine on Closing US Dept of Ed; Cbus Police Recruits; Cavs Win; NW Ohio Kidnapping Charges; Princeton School Levy; New Ohio Gun Law; Sherrod Brown's New Project

ODH reports state's first case of measles this year; EF-1 tornado touchdown confirmed at Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky airport; Coca Cola workers in Toledo are on the picket line; Akron Zips hoping for their first win in March Madness tourney.