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Toledo teacher accused of putting preschoolers outside in the cold, without coats, as punishment; motion filed with state supreme court seeks to remove judge from Billy Wagner's trial in the Pike County Massacre case; state lawmakers passed Parents' Bill of Rights; part of Cincinnati's Big Mac bridge may reopen this week.

Secretary of State LaRose received a threatening note with a powdery substance in the mail; spokesperson for WPAFB confirms more drone sightings there; Columbus City Schools announce closure of several schools; Senator Sherrod Brown gives his final floor speech in Congress.

Southern Ohio Earthquake; Perry Nuclear Spill; Braden's Law; Ohio Energy Assistance; Amazon Investment; Frank La Rose Mail Threats; BG Double Murder; BG Frat Lawsuit; Cavs Win; USPS Deadlines; Holiday Depression; Holiday Travel

Drones Close Air Base Air Space; New Year New Laws in Ohio; Springfield Fires; Parking App Settlement; Cincinnati Streetcars; Warren County Noise; Free Haircuts in Toledo; Columbus Triple Homicide

Dayton police are investigating after a body as found; there is harsh criticism over ODOT's handling of yesterday's snow storm in the northeastern part of the state; state lawmaker introduces bill that would make flag-planting a felony; the Columbus Crew wants to expand Lower dot com field.

Dayton-area man shot in mistaken identity incident involving a stolen car; former Columbus cop sentenced for stealing cocaine from crime scenes; state lawmakers want to increase their pay raise; Ohio Department of Health has a vaccine reminder.

Arrests made in connection to Cincinnati's Big Mac bridge fire; Kroger-Albertson's merger is off; Dad's Place church in Bryan gets a stay in its lawsuit over housing the homeless; Cleveland Guardians announce changes to Guardsfest event.

Arrests made in connection to Cincinnati's Big Mac bridge fire; Kroger-Albertson's merger is off; Dad's Place church in Bryan gets a stay in its lawsuit over housing the homeless; Cleveland Guardians announce changes to Guardsfest event.

Woman sues Wadsworth PD for the officer-involved shooting death of her husband; two University of Dayton students report they were attacked over the weekend; teacher in Southwest Ohio sues district over her unpaid suspension for having LGBTQ+ books in her classroom; Cleveland ranked as one of the best cities in the world.

Officer injured and suspect killed in a Richland County incident; four arrested for gun thefts in Marion; near Toledo, Washington Local Schools teachers are one step closer to a strike; there are proposed changes to the rules for selling recreational marijuana in Ohio.

Governor DeWine launches a traffic safety initiative in Springfield for members of the Haitian migrant community; illegal gambling operation discovered after raid of a bar in Fostoria; Washington Local Schools teachers vote "no confidence" in school board; Middletown trying to decide how to honor JD Vance.

Canton woman sentenced to prison for killing and eating a cat; Cleveland-area police chase caused a high school to go into lockdown; baby girl left in a Safe Haven baby box at a fire station in Lebanon, near Cincinnati; new bill increasing penalties for domestic violence offenders headed to the governor's desk.

More snow in the forecast for northeastern part of the state; snow causes roof collapse, closing a high school in Ashtabula County; two inmates have died in Hamilton County sheriff's office custody in one week; state officials say Ohio's recreational marijuana sales have topped $191 million.

OSHP trooper-involved shooting under investigation in Wood County; Legionnaire's disease detected at medical facility in Columbus; Cleveland police are ceasing the use of drones; more snow and bitter cold in the forecast for northern part of the state.

Body of Marysville woman, missing since September, found in Alabama; man injured in a shooting on a highway exit ramp near Dayton; Ohio Turnpike tolls are increasing; Ohio State and University of Michigan facing fines after post-game brawl.

An "incident" at the Cargill salt mine in Cleveland claimed the life of one person; Akron police shoot and kill a suspect overnight; Ohio deer hunters can donate deer meat to help feed the hungry; Ohio's and Michigan's governors place a friendly wager on tomorrow's Ohio State-UM game.

Gov. DeWine signed controversial bathroom bill into law; completion date significantly delayed for Licking County Intel plant; Cleveland's city council approved new legislation aimed to stop street takeovers; Ohio Casino Control Commission fining DraftKings for allowing prop bets.

Change of venue granted in the Pike County murder trial of George "Billy" Wagner; CHIPS Act funding confirmed for Central Ohio's Intel project; the Satanic Temple wants to make use of religious release time for public school students; the state's Office of Traffic Safety is offering free ride share credits over the holiday weekend.

Shaker Heights police investigating the shooting deaths of two men at a party in an upscale neighborhood; two Toledo 12-year-olds are accused of joyriding in a stolen car; Washington Local Schools teachers are closer to a strike; statue of Ohio State's mascot on campus vandalized.

Victims of Lorain County house fire and possible murder-suicide identified; teacher in Marion facing a felony charge for allegedly slapping a student with special needs; Toledo-area teachers nearing a strike; Cleveland wants another WNBA team.

Lorain County investigators say a house fire that killed a woman and child may have been a murder-suicide; a former Preble County school resource officer faces charges for an alleged inappropriate relationship with a student; video shows a 61-year-old woman in Cleveland attempting to fight off carjackers; OSU's starting center injured and out for the rest of the year.

ODOT prepares for wintry weather; house explosion near Cincinnati kills two; Ohio's marijuana producers say they aren't making as much money as they could due to state regulations; Athens County animal escape causes a commotion.

Violent fugitive from West Virginia killed by police in Stark County; former Columbus police officer convicted of murder wants a new trial; still no result in Northwest Ohio's Kaptur-Merrin race; Ohio could see its first snowfall of the season soon.

Train Derailment in Cincinnati; Neo-Nazis in Columbus; Cleveland Cavaliers Record Start; Haslam Donation to Cleveland Clinic; Tainted Organic Baby Carrots; Cleveland Metroparks Suspected Murder Suicide; Spirit Airlines Bancruptcy; OSU Plays Indiana Saturday

Findlay PD shares bodycam video of the officer-involved shooting death of a 17-year-old last month; Northeast Ohio police report shows a state lawmaker caused a disturbance at a polling place on election night, shouting at an 83-year-old woman; Central Ohio high school principal on leave after comments regarding the 2024 election; officials in a Cleveland suburb are limiting residents' holiday lig...