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Woman shot by the Columbus police officer she struck with an allegedly stolen car; Toledo teen charged after allegedly attempting to stab an elementary school principal; 4 people treated for apparent drug overdoses on the University of Dayton campus; state lawmakers have a budget surplus to distribute.

Elderly woman dead after a Cleveland house fire; man struck and killed by a train in Cincinnati; man in Columbus is charged with raping a woman who has a disability; Toledo-area hotels are booking up for April's solar eclipse.

ODOT says it could take 3 more weeks to finish clean-up and repairs after tanker crash and fire in Macedonia: Ohio EPA weighs in on Fostoria water issue; Akron settles federal civil rights lawsuit with Jayland Walker protesters; Ohio lawmakers introduce legislation to lower the cost of insulin the Buckeye state.

Three-year-old child injured after falling from a third-floor window in Toledo; near Cleveland, Shaker Heights police are looking for a man who tried to lure children, offering them candy; Ohio's first measles case of the year detected in Dayton, ODH says people who were at Cincinnati's airport last month may have been exposed; the Cleveland Guardians pack up and head to spring training in Arizona...

Construction of Intel's $20 billion manufacturing facility in Licking County is behind schedule; tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of East Palestine's toxic train derailment and some residents still don't feel safe in their homes; 2 Columbus cops busted on federal drug charges; a group of school employees near Cincinnati hit a $1 million jackpot.

Governor DeWine's school bus group does not recommend putting seatbelts on buses; man charged with impersonating a police officer in Central Ohio suburb; Cleveland-area man arrested in connection to January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol; Ohio's Supreme Court says a former state legislator who was convicted of a felony can run again.

President Biden to visit East Palestine soon, 1-year anniversary of toxic Norfolk Southern derailment there is Saturday; some state lawmakers want Ohio to use nitrogen gas for executions; 20-year-old man from eastern Ohio sentenced to 18 years in prison for trying to burn down a church planning to hold a drag event; Ohio Division of Cannabis Control is looking for feedback on some new rules for re...

ACLU says it will sue Ohio over gender-affirming care ban for minors; grand jury indicts Noble County woman who lied about a child having cancer to raise money; a mayor in Hancock County says she is hesitant to allow recreational marijuana dispensaries in her city; Baldwin Wallace students heading to the Super Bowl.

Tanker truck crash and spill closes highway in northeast Ohio; suspect who fatally shot a former OSU Buckeye football player found guilty of manslaughter after a retrial; law allowing local governments to regulate tobacco shops will be lifted after state legislature successfully overrode the governor's veto; US Figure Skating Championship brings spectators, revenue to Columbus.

An international drug ringleader pleads guilty in Columbus; Dash cam video caught the moment a man fatally crashed into an empty police cruiser in Lorain; a southeast Ohio man is sentenced on drug and dogfighting charges; it’s the 46th anniversary of the Blizzard of ’78.

The day begins with a tragic fire in Northern Ohio; Republicans at the Statehouse override a veto, paving the way for a ban on gender-affirming care for minors; business neighbors react to the raid of a spa in a suburban Cleveland shopping plaza; the leader of Ohio State’s archrival bolts for California.

Pastor and two sons killed in a Pickaway County house fire; EMS near Toledo declared an overdose victim dead but the coroner found she was trying to breathe; a large blade fell from a wind turbine in northwest part of the state; state lawmakers considering a bill that would eliminate state income tax.

Columbus firefighter injured after falling from a home's roof while battling a Monday night blaze; the Coast Guard and first responders rescued 20 people who became stranded on a Lake Erie ice floe while ice fishing; time is running out to register to vote in Ohio's March 19th primary; exterminators say Northeast Ohio has the fourth worst problem with bedbugs in the US.

Two people are dead after separate fires in northeast Ohio; there have been more than a dozen crashes involving snow plows in Ohio this month; a fan storming the court after the Ohio State women's basketball team beat Iowa collided with Iowa's Caitlyn Clark, the nation's top player; Ohio's GOP US Senate candidates will debate tonight in Cleveland.

Northwest Ohio foster parent pleads not guilty to 19 charges related to sex crimes against children; officials in Ashland County address dog euthanasia policy at shelter; Toledo's city council passes an ordinance to allow medical marijuana dispensaries to operate there; employees at a suburban Columbus Starbucks vote to unionize.

ODOT says eight plows have been involved in traffic accidents so far this winter; investigation finds US Senate candidate Bernie Moreno faced three lawsuits alleging discrimination against employees at his Cleveland car dealership; Governor DeWine calls on state lawmakers to regulate the sale of Delta 8; OSU's new Athletic Director knows he's filling big shoes.

Suspect in Ashtabula Township shooting death surrendered to authorities in Canada; 19-year-old Columbus man arrested on federal charges for armed robberies of postal carriers in 2022; Ohio State University announces new Athletic Director; is there a previously undiscovered shipwreck in Lake Erie near Toledo?

Ashland County Commissioner clarifies the dog shelter will not euthanize dogs there for more than a year; some northeast Ohio residents evacuated after a chemical spill; Ohio's Ramaswamy drops out of US presidential race; Ohio State athletes bring home national title.

Homicide suspect shot and killed by police in Toledo; Elyria woman claims her toddler was injured during a police raid; pro-Palestinian protesters interrupt MLK Breakfast event in Columbus; experts remind pet owners to watch out for furry friends during frigid weather.

Ohio Turnpike issues travel restriction for high-profile vehicles as storms packing possible high winds approach; Ohio woman will not face criminal charges for her handling of a miscarriage; Columbus grocery store reopens after health inspectors found several living and dead mice inside; Browns fans head to Texas for tomorrow's playoff game.

GOP-controlled Ohio House votes to override Governor DeWine's veto of a bill that bans gender-affirming care for transgender youth; Cleveland-area home day care where 20 year old man allegedly raped a 2 year old girl had several violations last year; Meigs County cops are being harassed by an anti-law enforcement group; the Ohio State Fair has a new general manager.

Investigators say 20-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting a 2-year-old girl took video and photos of the assault; Jeffrey Epstein trafficking victim says she had sex with L Brands founder and Central Ohio native Les Wexner; federal judge temporarily blocks Ohio's Social Media Parental Notification law; thanks to a warm December, Lake Erie has zero percent ice cover.

Police officer and suspect hospitalized after a chase and shooting near Dayton; mobile home being prepped for a move falls onto workers, killing one and injuring another in Fostoria; 20-year-old man in custody for allegedly sexually assaulting a toddler at an in-home day care center near Cleveland; Marietta City Schools parents now have new technology to keep track of students.

Elyria police accused of shooting and killing a neighbor's dog during Friday arrest; Ohio House could vote on an override of HB 68 as soon as Wednesday; the state is being sued over the Social Media Parental Notification Act; it's finally cold enough to ski at Mad River Mountain.

Governor DeWine signs executive order banning gender transition surgeries for minors; police investigating a gruesome discovery in Cincinnati; Ohio's ski resorts are dealing with a slow start to the season; Beatles fans need to hurry to see an exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.