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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.

AG Dave Yost for Governor; UC Professor resigns; Stellantis Invests in NW Ohio; Findlay DV Death; Niraj Antani for OH Sec of State; BG Dorm Flood; Father murdered by son in Kettering; Cle City Councilman investigated for bad behavior; NWOH Double Shooting; OH Cyberstalker

AG Dave Yost for Governor; UC Professor resigns; Stellantis Invests in NW Ohio; Findlay DV Death; Niraj Antani for OH Sec of State; BG Dorm Flood; Father murdered by son in Kettering; Cle City Councilman investigated for bad behavior; NWOH Double Shooting; OH Cyberstalker

Ohio Senate Bill 1 would eliminate DEI initiatives and direct content at institutions of higher learning in Ohio; Dayton crime is on the rise; Two counties are implementing Next Gen 9-1-1 systems; More on the Wal Mart shooting in Holland; Columbus cop changes plea to guilty in evidence tampering case; A group opposes the Brent Spence Bridge development in Cincinnati; A beloved high school coach is...

Cleveland driver found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for crashing into a building and causing a fatal explosion; Gallipolis wrestling coach sentenced to prison, must register as a sex offender; pastor of Dad's Place church could face jail time and a fine for helping the homeless; VP Vance puts a spotlight on Middletown.

Columbus 4 year old fatally shot while sleeping in her bed; fight in a Toledo-area store leads to gunfire; almost 80 Ohioans among the January 6th rioters pardoned by President Trump; jubilant fans storm the Shoe as Ohio State wins first national championship since 2014.

Man in Columbus being held on $750K bond for raping an elderly woman; Ohio political leaders weigh in on presidential inauguration; respiratory illnesses on the rise in northwestern part of the state; Ryan Day speaks ahead of College Football National Championship game.

Lt. Governor Jon Husted tapped by Gov. DeWine to take Vice President-elect JD Vance's U.S. Senate seat; staff member facing charges in the death of a nursing home patient in Warrensville Heights last month; two Ohio kids, missing since October, found safe in another country; Cincinnati stars in trailer for new Robert DeNiro film.

Major new economic development project will bring 4,000 jobs to Central Ohio; Columbus is suing drug companies and pharmacy benefit managers over insulin prices; AG Yost weighs in on Browns' plan to move the team out of downtown Cleveland; Ohio's new Speaker of the House is streamlining things in the state legislature.

Man charged with killing his father in Yellow Springs; Cleveland filed a lawsuit against the Browns in attempt to keep the team from moving; ODOT officials say they've had a record number of snowplow crashes this year; a Cincinnati-area woman went viral after posting a TikTok video about marijuana she found in her Burger King order.

Protests erupted after bodycam video of an arrest by Sandusky police went public; some parents of Ohio State University students are suing the school over moldy dorms; Ohio customers can have cannabis products delivered by DoorDash; JD Vance jokes that he will miss inauguration to attend the College Football Championship game.

Attendees of a VFW conference in Columbus fall victim to car break-ins; disagreement over a proposed use of force audit of the Akron PD; JD Vance says January 6th rioters should not be pardoned; recreational marijuana tax revenue is rolling in but the state can't spend it yet.

Sandusky County school employee charged with raping a disabled student; Cleveland man dead after a crash with an ODOT snowplow; Vice President-elect JD Vance has resigned from his Senate seat; Maumee's city administrator says he's being threatened amid effort to recall him and other city officials.

Autopsy details cause of death for an Ohio corrections officer who was attacked by an inmate; one killed in a Washington County fire; school bus crash in Marion sent 18 people to the hospital; more EV charging stations are slated for Northwest Ohio.

Southwest Ohio man and son arrested in connection with the January 6th riot at the US Capitol; police in Licking County say a pig may contributed to an elderly woman's death; threatening letter and unknown substance received by an Ohio lawmaker; Dr. Amy Acton announced run for Ohio governor.

Columbus police are investigating the death of a 4 year old child: ODOT plows have been in 14 crashes so far this winter; some changes are coming to Cedar Point; Miss Ohio placed in the top 5 at Miss America pageant.

Major winter storm impacts Ohio; Dayton's Wright-Patterson Air Force Base restricts access in light of recent domestic terror incidents; Ohio students can now take time off for a Hindu holiday; Akron native LeBron James has broken a couple of NBA records.

Parts of the state could see up to 16" of snow as weather system moves through; man who blew up a Tesla Cybertruck in front of the Trump casino in Las Vegas was connected to Ohio; police can now charge up to $75 per hour for access to bodycam video; Cleveland Browns owners say they are moving forward to move to the team to Brook Park.

ODOT says it is ready for winter weather set to hit the state; one dead after a New Year's Day shooting in Dayton; high school student in the Columbus area charged with assault and strangulation after allegedly causing another student to lose consciousness; OSU Buckeyes are Cotton Bowl-bound.

Nearly 1M chickens at an egg farm in Darke County confirmed to have bird flu; Mansfield police announced a 40-year-old cold case has been solved; Toledo company banned from operating due to safety concerns; Columbus-based Big Lots stores may have a buyer to keep them open.

Ohioans remember President Jimmy Carter; Akron's school superintendent accused of unprofessional conduct; yesterday's Defiance County earthquake was the strongest Ohio has seen in 25 years; celebrating the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

Maximum sentence imposed for the shooting death of a corrections officer; Lucas County reports first flu-related death; another public safety director is out in Circleville; some Buckeye football fans are considering pricey tickets for the Rose Bowl.

Ohio corrections officer killed by an inmate; authorities are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in Middletown; Perrysburg high school teacher resigns amid investigation into an alleged inappropriate relationship with a student; Delaware County Humane Society ran out of dogs over the Christmas holiday.

Man recovering after he and his dogs were pulled from an icy pond in Geauga County; the Dayton Mall was locked down due to a teen with a gun; northeast Ohio's North Pole Adventure train derailed Saturday night; the Buckeyes are headed to a rematch with Oregon.

Officials are investigating a deadly police-involved shooting in Columbus; UAW members in Toledo say they were informed that planned Stellantis layoffs will be delayed; Akron Public Schools board says it is going to investigate superintendent; zoos in Tennessee and Columbus place a friendly wager on the OSU playoff game.