Ohio News Network Daily

Central Ohio teen arrested after online school threat; teachers in one Ohio school district are asking officials to reconsider arming school staff; police officer in Gibsonburg suspended after an off-duty crash; Vivek Ramaswamy expected to announce his run for governor.

Ohio Department of Health reports first pediatric flu death of the season; officials declare bird flu emergency in two western Ohio counties; President Trump plans to revoke Temporary Protected Status for Haitians in Springfield earlier than expected; Northwest Ohio truck driver helps to rescue a missing girl.

Police say Monday's fatal officer-involved shooting in Akron happened after a carjacking in Columbus; people in Lincoln Heights near Cincinnati report masked, armed men are stopping cars and questioning people; new Senate bill includes higher penalties for drivers who pass school busses; Cleveland's Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse undergoes a rebrand.

Police say Monday's fatal officer-involved shooting in Akron happened after a carjacking in Columbus; people in Lincoln Heights near Cincinnati report masked, armed men are stopping cars and questioning people; new Senate bill includes higher penalties for drivers who pass school busses; Cleveland's Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse undergoes a rebrand.

State's largest school district rescinds transgender bathroom policy to be compliant with state law; Trump administration fires US Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio; union representing state employees is denied the right to negotiate work terms; the NHL is putting down ice in Ohio Stadium for upcoming game featuring the Columbus Blue Jackets and Detroit Red Wings.

Two suspects killed in officer-involved shootings in Ohio yesterday; people in Southwest Ohio are keeping an eye on the Ohio River as it is expected to crest soon; "Andy's Law" introduced in response to the killing of corrections officer Andrew Lansing in Ross County; Maumee residents are leading a government recall effort.

Two suspects killed in officer-involved shootings in Ohio yesterday; people in Southwest Ohio are keeping an eye on the Ohio River as it is expected to crest soon; "Andy's Law" introduced in response to the killing of corrections officer Andrew Lansing in Ross County; Maumee residents are leading a government recall effort.

Winter storm brings flooding and snow to most of the state; Ohio farm worker diagnosed with state's first human case of bird flu released from the hospital; here's a new mayoral candidate in Toledo; Cleveland could soon have a WNMB team again.

Winter storm brings flooding and snow to many parts of the state; Ohio farm worker diagnosed with state's first human case of bird flu released from the hospital; there's a new mayoral candidate in Toledo; Cleveland could soon have a WNBA team again.

Jim Tressel sworn in as Ohio's 67th lieutenant governor; a Pickaway County jury found a mother and son guilty of involuntary manslaughter for dog attack; northeast Ohioans will be spending more on energy bills soon; a Northwest Ohio church is paying off debt for a local school.

Train derails in Northwest Ohio; Arrest made in the shooting death of a 10-year-old Cleveland boy; most of the Hocking River is unfit for human use; Findlay may allow marijuana dispensaries.

Train derails in Northwest Ohio; Arrest made in the shooting death of a 10-year-old Cleveland boy; most of the Hocking River is unfit for human use; Findlay may allow marijuana dispensaries.

Columbus company re-opens after mass shooting a week ago; bald eagle dead of suspected bird flu in Summit County; father of fallen Toledo police officer is facing felony charges; Cincinnati-based Kroger announces job cuts.

Gov. DeWine taps former Buckeye football coach Jim Tressel to fill Lt. Governor seat; after 100 days of closure, southbound lanes of Cincinnati's Daniel Carter Beard bridge are open; city of Springfield sues a neo-Nazi group over anti-Haitian rhetoric and harassment; a bald eagle rescued in Summit County has bird flu.

Gov. DeWine taps former Buckeye football coach Jim Tressel to fill Lt. Governor seat; after 100 days of closure, southbound lanes of Cincinnati's Daniel Carter Beard bridge are open; city of Springfield sues a neo-Nazi group over anti-Haitian rhetoric and harassment; a bald eagle rescued in Summit County has bird flu.

$20 million bond set for suspect in mass shooting near Columbus; state health officials say there is a low risk to the public as Ohio leads the nation in bird flu cases; layoff plans significantly reduced at Toledo's Jeep plant; Cleveland is one of two finalists to be the host city for a national Special Olympics event.

Second victim dies after a mass shooting near Columbus; officials in Wood County are warning residents of a scam call demanding utility payments; Frank LaRose announces run for state auditor; OSU head football coach Ryan Day gets a new contract and a raise.

Suspect arrested arrested after a deadly mass shooting near Columbus; Geauga County's animal shelter closed temporarily after a canine distemper diagnosis; hundreds could be laid off at Dayton's airport; Governor DeWine orders all state employees back to in-person work.

Vice President Vance visits East Palestine on second anniversary of the toxic train derailment; lawsuit filed alleging deaths caused by the toxic train derailment in East Palestine; late fees are returning to the Ohio Turnpike; Browns' Myles Garrett wants to leave Cleveland.

Vice President JD Vance visits East Palestine on the second anniversary of the Norfolk Southern train derailment; an investigation is underway after a man was found dead in his car on a northeast Ohio highway; Toledo police officer appears in court after allegedly buying marijuana illegally while on duty; a third member of the Ohio State University football coaching staff is leaving.

Two victims of Washington, DC air disaster had Ohio ties; case of tuberculosis confirmed at a Columbus-area high school; state lawmakers want to change the rules surrounding recreational marijuana in Ohio; no women's pro soccer team for Cincinnati.

Northeast Ohio teacher charged with a sex crime involving a minor; Columbus City Schools issues guidance to staff on how to handle ICE raids; an airline is moving its headquarters out of Ohio and taking hundreds of jobs with it; $10 million Ohio Lottery scratch-off ticket sold in Cincinnati.

Ohio and Michigan crews rescued 4 ice fishermen near Catawba Island in Lake Erie; Akron's city council again delays vote on external use of force audit for police department; new legislation would require all Ohio businesses to accept cash: Cincinnati's airport set a record last year.

Dozens of people detained by ICE agents in northeast Ohio; water restriction order lifted in Waverly; parole denied for a man who killed a Toledo police officer; there's big news for FC Cincinnati soccer team.

Cincy Big Mac Bridge Update; New law allows military to place kids in public schools; Ohio Turnpike toll late fees; Ohio Hwy Patrol needs troopers; Price of eggs rising; Massive fire in Cleveland Heights; Two SWOH counties experiencing serious bird flu issues; Update on Ohio job growth; Akron use of force audit update.