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Several children found working in a poultry plant near Canton; Franklin County Sheriff's deputy arrested for punching and holding a gun to the head of a woman; what the ongoing Speaker of the House race and potential government shutdown mean for Ohio's food pantries; singer Taylor Swift photographed with a Cleveland Browns legend.

Third time not a charm for Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan in his quest to be Speaker of the House; former Columbus Zoo executive pleads guilty in a more than $2 million theft scheme; bed bug infestation cancels school for a district in northeast Ohio; OSU fans have a new way to show Buckeye pride on their cars.

Domestic violence-related homicides have increased 300% in Columbus this year; Cincinnati-area warehouse accused of having child workers; US Environmental Protection Agency orders Norfolk Southern to do more clean-up and investigation in East Palestine, nearly 9 months after the toxic train derailment; it is now illegal to feed geese in Mentor.

Ohio's Jim Jordan loses 2nd attempt to win Speaker of the house; life sentence in prison for Dayton man who shot a homeless man to death; Columbus-based Victoria's Secret introduces lingerie designed for people with disabilities; there's a push to bring a pro women's soccer team to Cleveland.

Man accused of going door-to-door and making anti-semitic remarks to residents near Columbus arrested for trespassing; Ohio's Jordan rejected by Republicans in bid for House Speaker gavel; city officials in Columbus announce more than $300 million in medical debt will be forgiven; Cleveland's tourism numbers are almost back to pre-pandemic levels.

Man accused of going door-to-door and making anti-semitic comments to families flying Israeli flags near Columbus; Cleveland police are still looking for suspects in Friday shooting that wounded a student and cancelled classes today; nearly 2,000 Ohioans who were sexually abused as kids involved in boy scouting can receive larger share of national settlement; longtime Democratic lawmaker and fathe...

Residents near Akron find anti-semitic flyers; Toledo high school student overdoses in class; ODOT needs a lot of plow drivers for winter; Buckeye head coach Ryan Day takes criticism along with praise.

Columbus police arrest a man who brought a gun and machete into a middle school; Ohio lawmakers offer help to residents with loved ones trapped in Israel; fire chief in Crestline faces theft in office charges; monument unveiled in Cleveland to commemorate the 1967 Ali summit.

Ohio Representative Jim Jordan of Urbana passed over for Speaker of the House nomination; police near Toledo provide more information about student arrested for bringing knives and a fake gun to a high school football game; bill introduced in Ohio House to combat deep fake child pornography; there was a big announcement about a southwest Ohio tennis event.

Jews in Ohio react to deadly conflict in the Middle East; today is the deadline to register to vote in Ohio's November 7th election; Rocky River school resource officer removed from position due to inappropriate behavior; unauthorized drone in stadium no-fly zone revealed as reason for play stoppage during last weekend's OSU-Maryland football game.

Ohioans react to violence in the Middle East; student near Toledo under investigation for bringing a weapon to a high school football game; former Congresswoman speaks out against Speaker of the House hopeful Jim Jordan; a shop in Ohio sold a Powerball ticket worth $1 million.

Trump endorses Jordan for Speaker; fatal industrial accident under investigation in Toledo; concern growing for unsheltered people in Cleveland as temperatures drop; northeast Ohio is seeing more spotted lanternflies.

A judge extended the restraining order preventing the state from moving forward with a Republican-backed overhaul of k-12 education; former mayor of North Royalton arrested after a police chase; starting today, fines can be imposed for using a phone in the car; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum breaks ground on expansion.

Ohio Representative Jim Jordan wants to take over for ousted Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy; more Ohio UAW workers are laid off as strike approaches 3-week mark; Thursday is the day for full penalties in state's new distracted driving law; Cavs GM Altman apologizes to the team for his drunk driving arrest.

Fourth suspect arrested for the shooting death of a 3-year-old boy in Cleveland; AG Yost's statewide human trafficking sting results in 160 arrests, including a charter school founder; baby and child items are now tax free in the Buckeye state; Lucas County breaks ground on a new dog shelter.

Two people are recovering from injuries after their small plane crashed near Toledo; police in Columbus are still looking for the man accused shooting his wife to death a week ago; drivers using phones while behind the wheel will be eligible for tickets this week under a new state law; it wasn't a great weekend for Ohio's pro football teams.

UAW expands strike again, no new plants in Ohio this time; Columbus is holding a gun buyback event; two Toledo solar companies settle a federal lawsuit; Dayton-area businessman sets a world record for a good cause.

Four women arrested in sex sting at Toledo massage parlors; Halloween prank lands a Cleveland-area grandfather in jail; state's supreme court hears arguments regrading Heartbeat Law; Tito announces his scooter was stolen again right before his last home game with the Guardians.

70-year-old Toledo woman found dead in her yard, the victim of an apparent dog attack; Ohio Redistricting Commission approves new state legislative maps; Cuyahoga County is one step closer to building a new jail in Garfield Heights; southeast Ohio is one of the best places in the U.S. to view fall foliage.

Verdict reached in Akron case of teen who died from injuries after a fight in a parking lot of the I Promise school; northeast Ohio high school football coach resigns after he was accused of using the word "nazi" in play calls and his players allegedly used racial slurs; eleven Newark businesses vandalized; Ohio is using federal funds to address youth homelessness in rural counties.

Concern over anti-Semitic incidents at a suburban Cleveland high school football game; Governor DeWine's school bus safety taskforce holds 2nd meeting; some important deadlines are coming up for voters in Ohio's November 7th election; Buckeyes spot improves in the AP poll.

Two more Ohio plants on picket lines as UAW strike expands; Governor DeWine planning to make Narcan available at highway rest areas; judge temporarily blocks overhaul of Ohio's K-12 education system following lawsuit; twin baby tigers born at Toledo's zoo.

First responders find newborn infant deceased when called to a medical emergency west of Columbus; President Biden orders FEMA and other federal agencies to help in East Palestine; Stellantis announces temporary layoffs in Toledo as UAW Strike approaches next deadline; Cucho Hernandez scores second fastest hat trick in MLS history.

Redistricting commission tries again to draw new legislative maps; survivors of sexual abuse at the hands of Boy Scout leaders testify at statehouse to try to get state statute changed; Cleveland offering incentives to attract new paramedics; Buckeye fans are paying high prices for hotel rooms in Indiana this weekend.

Ohio's Attorney General says three Columbus Zoo execs stole more than $2 million dollars over a decade; alleged hazing incident leads BGSU officials to put head hockey coach on administrative leave and to suspend 3 players; new electric air taxi manufacturer will bring 2,000 new jobs to Dayton; it's going to cost more to park in the Cleveland Browns tailgating lot.