Ohio News Network Daily

Suspect in deadly road rage shooting near Akron arrested in Columbus; 39-year-old Parma man charged with voyeurism for recording video of an 11 year-old-girl; Toledo spending nearly $200k to address violence in the city; Cleveland Browns radio paly-by-play announcer Jim Donovan says he is fighting leukemia again.

Escaped inmate captured in Akron; AEP electricity rates increase about 28% tomorrow; JR Majewski drops out of race to unseat Marcy Kaptur in Ohio's 9th Congressional District; Donato's pizza celebrates 60 years in business today.

Police are looking for an escaped inmate in Summit County; police cruiser and ambulance collide in Marion sending 3 first responders to the hospital; Richland County Humane Society receives an outpouring of support after rescuing 80 dogs and puppies from squalid conditions over the weekend; WWII veteran in northeast Ohio is celebrating his 100th birthday.

Columbus police officer charged for taking upskirt videos of an underage girl; a man and a woman arrested in Toledo for throwing food and other items and injuring an employee at a Wendy's because there was no cheese on a sandwich; police in Henry County want info on who may have vandalized road signs honoring a fallen soldier; ODOT reminds holiday road-trippers to be careful in highway work zones.

Toledo special education teacher facing charges after allegedly assaulting a student; two men from southwest Ohio killed by flash flooding while hiking in Utah; OSHP preparing for a busy holiday weekend on the roads; Buckeyes announce game time for Notre Dame match-up in September.

One of two escaped Ohio prison inmates found more than 300 miles away in Kentucky; Cleveland police investigating after a 7-year-old girl was shot in the head; Ohio lawmakers introduce bill to legalize recreational marijuana; AAA says this will be one of Ohio's busiest Memorial Day weekends on the roads and in the air.

16-year-old in Cleveland charged with murder after twin newborn infants were found in the trash at her home; Columbus officials say security measures, including voluntary business curfew, will remain in effect in the Short North; Governor DeWine wants to keep Ohioans safe from lead exposure and poisoning; give blood, get a free Cedar Point ticket.

Police investigating after twin infants were found in a trash can in Cleveland; AEP Ohio is talking about another rate hike; OSU's hospital is getting a big gift to study women's health; Wendy's wants to deliver your food to you via robot.

Cincinnati police are looking for the person who shot and killed a 70-year-old car dealer in a road rage incident; Columbus city officials are shutting down the party early in the Short North this weekend after two weeks of gun violence in the neighborhood; thieves steal a U-Haul truck full of merchandise from Bowling Green Kroger then lead police on a chase to Michigan; the Cleveland Browns' stad...

Teen girl charged in the death of a Toledo-area woman; Columbus Zoo officials report accidental firearm discharge, policy changes; 11 suspects indicted in a string of high-end vehicle thefts from dealerships in Northeast Ohio; Ohio Turnpike announces partnership to make Narcan available at toll and service plazas.

Empty train cars derail in Medina County; school bus crash in Columbus sends several students to the hospital; Governor DeWine condemns a recent neo-Nazi protest as an act of hate; Survivor planning an open casting call in Put-in-Bay.

Dayton police say it will be several weeks before they know if a body found in the Great Miami River is that of a missing 7-year-old; violent crime is on the ride in Columbus; Ohio plastic surgeon known for her viral TikTok videos faces the state medical board; group wants to change the way Social Studies are taught in schools.

Columbus City Council considering how to allocate half a million dollars to increase safety in the Short North and other areas; federal trial of a Northwest Ohio priest on child sex trafficking charges ends with a guilty verdict; some Ohio arts and culture organizations are set to receive a boost thanks to a new grant program announced by the governor; Lizzo finds the best taco in Cleveland.

Cleveland woman found alive after being missing for nearly a week; East Palestine residents are still skeptical about the safety of their water and soil; two fishermen who weighted their catch in a tournament sentenced; OSU football player announces he is cancer free.

Ohio Department of Health announces Covid-19 policies are ending; another Norfolk Southern train has derailed near East Palestine; a bill at the statehouse proposes 18 as the minimum age to become a police officer in Ohio; Wendy's is going to use AI tech to take your order.

Three high school baseball players charged with sexual assault outside of Cincinnati; state's Bureau of Criminal Investigation identified first rainbow fentanyl seized in Ohio; Lucas Count is getting a new jail; everything old is new again as Governor DeWine unveils new Ohio tourism campaign.

Police in Cleveland are looking for a missing woman they believe is endangered; missing teen from Canton found in Mexico with a 33-year-old man; employees go on strike at a suburban Toledo automotive battery plant; Cleveland Heights residents don't have to cut their grass this month if they don't want to.

Several weekend shootings in Columbus leave 2 dead and many injured; Toledo's St. Luke's hospital closes today; 174,000 Ohioans will start receiving settlement money from TurboTax this week; why blue lights will be switched on all over Ohio soon.

Police in Massillon are investigating the death of a 2-month-old baby; Ohio's AG says more than $5 million will be paid to Ohioans from a TurboTax settlement; the University of Alabama's baseball coach has been fired after a college baseball gambling scandal that started in Cincinnati; sports and music fans in Cleveland rally to help their Beer Guy.

Logan High School evacuated after a suspicious package was found; 15-year-old student athlete in Columbus killed after he was struck by a car during track practice; 6 locations in Zanesville busted in gambling sting; this year's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees announced.

Northeast Ohio high school student arrested for having a gun and ammo at school; former Knox County deputy pleads guilty to stealing from a woman with Alzheimer's; republicans at the statehouse are running out of time to get an August special election on the calendar; the College Football Playoff is expanding and the schedule has been released.

A former US Marine from the Cleveland area has died in Ukraine; Ohio's distracted driving law is apparently already making an impact; OSHP reminds drivers to be on the lookout for motorcycles; a trio of sisters from north central Ohio are in the semifinals on The Voice.

Porch roof collapse injured 14 people in Ohio State University's student neighborhood over the weekend; shots fired at Sweet 16 party in Canton, 2 teen boys arrested; community rallies around injured high school athlete in northwest Ohio; officials in Bucyrus find a creative solution when budget constraints threaten to close that city's pool this summer.

Lorain high school teacher resigns amid investigation into an alleged inappropriate phone call with a student; federal regulators have a warning for railroads in the wake of the East Palestine derailment; Defiance celebrates its bicentennial.

Lorain high school teacher under investigation for an inappropriate phone call with a student; former Cincinnati mayor and iconic talk show host Jerry Springer has died at the age of 79; Ohio House approves the state's 2-year budget, now it goes to the Senate; playoff run ends for the Cleveland Cavaliers.