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Murder suspect in Cleveland is back in jail after he was mistakenly released due to a typo; Youngstown's mayor threatens legal action against owners of the building involved in last month's fatal explosion; Ohio lawmakers try for a third time to pass Aisha's Law for domestic violence victims; Sam the bald eagle has retired from his duties at Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati.

NTSB issues final recommendations after East Palestine train derailment; accused murderer mistakenly released from jail in Cleveland; the Buckeye State could soon have new rail travel options; Bowling Green officials using a unique method to fund their fireworks for July 4th.

Officials offering a $10k reward for info about Sunday morning's mass shooting in Columbus; Dayton man charged for the death of his mother 17 years ago; NTSB issuing final safety recommendations in the case of the East Palestine train derailment; a big financial boost for Ohio's county fairs.

Man who was hit by a roller coaster at Kings Island has died; there were mass shootings in both Dayton and Columbus over the weekend; Norfolk Southern announces changes after last year's toxic derailment in East Palestine; movie scenes were shot in Toledo overnight.

Northeast Ohio police chase that ended with car crashing into a house started because of a stolen tip jar; Kings Island park guest who was hit by roller coaster reportedly said he had lost his keys on the ride; Governor DeWine and Lt. Gov. Husted on a list of possible witnesses for trial of a former First Energy exec; Senator Bernie Sanders visited the Cleveland area in support of raising Ohio's m...

Several Ohio counties are under air quality alerts; NE Ohio couple killed by alleged drunk driver near Cincinnati; man injured after being struck by a roller coaster at Kings Island; new report says chemicals from the train derailment in East Palestine reached as many as sixteen other states.

NTSB issues a preliminary report in deadly Youngstown building explosion; 80-year-old community activist in Cleveland claims he was assaulted by the president of East Cleveland's city council; Montgomery County commissioners asked to look into inmate deaths at county's jail; parent company of Kings Island and Cedar Point says merger with Six Flags is nearly done.

Suspect who escaped police custody in south central Ohio Thursday is still on the run; new information released about a fatal officer-involved shooting in Wood County; Akron is holding a scaled back Juneteenth celebration amid safety concerns; Columbus Blu Jackets fire head coach.

Ohio is under a HEAT advisory all week with temperatures soaring into the upper 90s; An Ohio Factory is Relocating OUT of Ohio; Ohio Gas Prices are Falling; Akron Juneteenth Festival was abruptly cancelled; A Dayton Motorcycle gang has been indicted.

"Columbus Police have identified the victims in the mass nightclub shooting; Two Columbus Police Officers were fired in the same week; Toledo Cancer Scammer pleads guilty; Public Officials push back on EPA fossil fuels proposed rules; Ohio schools overpaid by vouchers."

Dangerous heat wave heading to Ohio; Amtrak now talking about a second Columbus to Chicago route; Ohio and several other states reach a settlement with Johnson & Johnson over talc products; alleged Reds field crasher appears in court.

Residents near site of Youngstown bank explosion ordered to evacuate; Tiffin teacher indicted for inducing panic at school; Ohio Sen. Michael Rulli won special election for US House seat in eastern Ohio's 6th district; Marietta rowers heading to UK for competition.

Recovery efforts suspended after a 10-year-old boy went missing in the waters of Lake Erie in northeast Ohio; family of the man killed in Youngstown bank explosion file a lawsuit; a bill at the statehouse seeks to change how ballots are counted in Ohio's elections, among other things; first responders had to rescue a cow stranded on an Ohio highway.

44 horses killed in a Logan County barn fire; two Toledo teens accused of vandalizing school buses; League of Women Voters says Ohio's newly drawn congressional maps should be redrawn due to gerrymandering; annual Memorial golf tournament near Columbus wraps with Scottie Scheffler as the winner.

Officials confirm 4 more tornadoes hit Ohio Wednesday, bringing this year's total to 62; Columbus man arrested for child porn as he was disembarking a Disney cruise ship in Florida; an arrest by Cincinnati police is now under investigation after a video of it went viral on social media; Ohio's Secretary of State is getting ready to purge inactive voters from the system.

Three tornadoes confirmed across Ohio after Wednesday night storms; more than $180K raised to support the family of a 3-year-old boy stabbed to death near Cleveland; Hamilton County's Chief Probation Officer facing charges for an alleged assault in November; more police will be watching the highways to make work zones safer this summer.

Police in North Olmsted say the stabbing attack that killed a 3-year-old and injured his mother was random; state lawmakers considering legislation to cap the rate at which property taxes increase; AG Yost wants to stop Cincinnati's Hebrew Union College from selling valuable ancient books; the stars came out for the annual Pro-Am prior to Memorial Tournament play beginning tomorrow in Dublin, near...

3-year-old boy killed, mother injured in an apparently random stabbing attack near Cleveland; life sentences for two men convicted in kidnappings and murders of two Toledo teens in 2022; prosecutors drop one charge as they prepare to re-try former Franklin County Sheriff's Deputy Jason Meade for the death of Casey Goodson Jr.; police in Cincinnati on the lookout after caller reports seeing a tiger...

Mass shooting in Akron leaves one dead and 24 wounded; Governor DeWine signs bill into law that will allow President Joe Biden's name to appear on Ohio's November ballot; new Memorial Health facility set to open in Athens; 74-year-old Columbus woman finally gets her high school diploma.

NTSB now involved in the investigation into the deadly explosion in Youngstown; two injured in officer-involved shooting in Cincinnati; Columbus-area man sentenced to prison for hiding cameras that secretly recorded his girlfriend's young daughter; Guy Fieri opens a restaurant in Central Ohio.

Victim in Youngstown explosion identified as a 27-year-old bank employee; Marion City Council member attends meeting after being charged with raping a girl under the age of 15; cathedral fire in Cleveland ruled accidental, caused by crews working on the roof; scientists in Columbus may have discovered a way to keep "forever chemicals" out of the water supply.

One dead and several injured after explosion at a bank in downtown Youngstown; DNC says President Joe Biden will be virtually nominated before the party's convention to avoid missing Ohio's ballot deadline; National Weather Service confirms a tornado touched down in southwest Ohio's Jackson County Sunday; the Columbus Blue Jackets announce a new President and General Manager.

Child riding their bike struck and killed, driver arrested for OVI; these are the 100 deadliest days of summer on the roads; Westlake is working to become a dementia-friendly city; city and county officials in Cincinnati are reportedly looking into a new arena.

ONN's Jay Fox takes a look at some of the top stories around Ohio.

Governor DeWine calls a special session of the state legislature to solve the problem of getting Joe Biden on Ohio's November ballot; Norfolk Southern rail company agrees to a more than $300 million settlement with the US government for East Palestine derailment; a fourth Columbus Zoo executive fading grand theft and other felony charges; the Cleveland Cavaliers are now on the hunt for a new head...