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Scioto Township urged to resign after using a racial slur during a public meeting; Toledo postal carrier apparently lied about being robbed while working; Cleveland's city council approves a pay raise for police; one Columbus casino is getting a hotel.

Two Ohio firefighters die in an accident outside of their fire station; the week-long deer gun season gets underway; the snow belt is about to live up to its name; veterinarians are concerned about a dog illness that is spreading.

State investigators are looking into a house fire that killed five; a beverage can maker near Toledo has an uncertain future; Winterfest opens at Kings Island; Jim Tressel talks about The Game.

Ohio leaders react to the shooting Monday night at a Walmart in suburban Dayton; Ohio Highway Patrol troopers are keeping an eye on the heavy holiday traffic; Youngstown State University names its next President; the head coaches of Ohio State and Michigan prepare for ‘The Game.’

Gunman wounds four people at a Walmart near Dayton before killing himself; listeria outbreak identified in fruit sold in Ohio; election officials say there was a technical issue which led to more than 900 ballots not being counted in Bay Village on November 7th; Buckeyes lend a hand before taking off to take on TTUN.

Two adults and two young children found dead in Lorain; state representative from suburban Cleveland disciplined for abusive and erratic behavior; authorities in southern Ohio investigating latest general election after receiving an anonymous tip; Ohio State students attempt to rid their campus of the letter "M" ahead of Saturday's rivalry game against the University of Michigan.

Four dead after shootings and a standoff in Mentor; toddler fires his mother's gun inside Walmart in Waverly; Ohio's school bus safety working group meets for a fourth time; Cleveland's zoo welcomes new babies.

NTSB investigating Tuesday's fiery bus crash on I-70 in Licking County; Tuesday's crash was so severe it required highway repairs; arrest made in Indiana after a body was found in a home northwest of Columbus; new UAW strike in Toledo lasted less than 24 hours.

Vigil held at Tuscarawas Valley High school to remember the victims of a fiery bus crash on I-70; police in Garfield Heights shoot and kill a man, the fifth officer-involved shooting in northeast Ohio in recent weeks; UAW members in Toledo reject tentative contract deal; Browns announce QB Watson is out for rest of the season.

Deadly crash on I-70 in Licking County involving a semi and a charter bus carrying students from Tuscarawas Valley Local Schools; hundreds of Ohioans in Washington, DC for today's March for Israel; Cleveland's mayor wants to increase the maximum age to be a police officer amid staffing shortages; this weekend's OSU football game has some cheaper tickets available.

Police are looking for those who vandalized a Jewish cemetery in Northeast Ohio; Ohio had the third most white supremacist events in the nation last year; Governor DeWine and other state republicans want to make changes to Ohio's recreational marijuana policies before Issue 2 takes effect next month; Columbus Crew FC advances to semi-finals in the race for the MLS Cup.

Governor DeWine instructs OSHP to add extra patrols to OSU's Columbus campus after vandalism and a hate crime; Bay Village authorities warn residents after a pet dog was attacked and killed by coyotes; a republican congressman from Cincinnati announces his retirement; cast of A Christmas Story in Cleveland to celebrate movie's 40th anniversary.

What's next for legal marijuana in Ohio; Akron mother sentenced for funeral procession crash last year that killed her son and nephew; University of Michigan accuses OSU of sharing signs amid investigation of them doing the same; Seneca County readies for April's solar eclipse.

Ohio voters easily approve two statewide issues on the ballot; Bucyrus City Schools close due to threat; coroner in Lucas County determines family cat did not bring home a human finger; Columbus restaurant selling decor and furniture in an online auction before opening a new location.

All eyes on Ohio's Issue One today; officials are conducting controlled burns in Cuyahoga Valley National Park; Columbus Crew in Atlanta for game 2 of the MLS Cup playoffs tonight; Marietta rowers are headed to England to compete.

11-year-old child shot and killed in Cincinnati Friday night; fatal crash ends southeast Ohio police chase that started in West Virginia; more than a dozen people, including a northeast Ohio teacher, busted in online child sex sting; early voting in Ohio ends.

Threats cancel school and move playoff football game for Mansfield schools; schools in Norwalk are dealing with an infestation of bed bugs and cockroaches; early voting ends this weekend; OHSAA reduces ticket prices for tonight's high school football games.

Northeast Ohio man reports being shot at in an apparent road rage incident during Cleveland's morning commute on Wednesday; Toledo cop pleads not guilty to rape charge; Sandusky-based Cedar Fair set to merge with Six Flags, according to the Wall Street Journal; Meigs County republican state representative buys more than 100 tickets to high school playoff games for students now that cash pay option...

Two people were killed in a small plane crash near Marion Tuesday; two people were arrested for a kidnapping in Wayne County, victim found safe in Kentucky; Ohio set to have a record-setting, though later, corn harvest this year; Cleveland Clinic will start delivering prescriptions via drones in 2025.

Police in Mansfield investigating a shooting at a party that killed 2 teens; last of the contaminated soil from Norfolk Southern train derailment removed from East Palestine; school delayed near Athens after threats were made; the Columbus Crew start MLS Cup playoffs against Atlanta tomorrow.

Two young children killed after they were struck by a vehicle on Saturday evening in Columbus; funeral arrangements announced for Lake County marine who was fatally shot in North Carolina; Governor DeWine's school bus safety working group holds fourth meeting; eleven Ohio projects will be funded by the Appalachian Regional Commission.

Social worker arrested for sexual conduct with a 13-year-old arrested again; verdict reached in former Ohio state representative Bob Young's domestic violence trial; EPA gives update on clean-up in East Palestine; polling finds majority of likely Ohio voters are in favor of Issue One.

Victim and suspect identified in shootings that apparently targeted motorcyclists in Lorain County; 33 year old Columbus woman called a serial killer by AG would allegedly meet men for sex, drug them, and rob them, two former Columbus Zoo execs plead not guilty to misusing funds after a third already pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against them; a typo forces Ohio's redistricting map advocate...

Akron man arrested after woman claims he held her captive and beat her for four days; Summit County woman accused of leaving her one- and two-year-old children home alone while she attended a concert in Cleveland; firefighter near Toledo accused of taking prescription painkillers from the home of a person during an emergency call; UAW strike results more layoffs at Parma GM plant.

Marine killed at Camp Lejeune was originally from Ohio; cop in Cleveland facing child porn charges; state senator from Columbus introduces a bill aimed at protecting election workers from threats and intimidation; Browns player's cousin gave birth at Sunday's game.