Ohio News Network Daily

Woman injured in shooting on I-71 in Columbus; NAACP investigating complaints of racial targeting, slurs among students in Geneva Area City Schools; Maumee hospital closing ahead of schedule; Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad set to reopen.

Ohio politicians react to President Biden's announcement that he will seek re-election; legislation introduced that would give Ohio's students 3 mental health days per school year; Cleveland's city council approves plan to erase medical debt of almost 50,000 residents; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame fan voting is about to close.

A passenger on the plane that returned to the airport in Columbus after an engine caught fire recounts the experience; a fake cop is targeting women when he pulls over motorists; a man faces arson charges for an incident involving a church in Northeast Ohio; a teen from Northwest Ohio receives a liver transplant.

A Cleveland State University Professor is dead; Covid-19 cases stay low, but deaths remain steady; Cleveland Clinic has good news about its cancer vaccine; misspent public funds in a rural county include money forked over for hot tubs and a wildebeest.

July trial date set for Columbus man accused of raping a 10-year-old girl whose abortion made national headlines; a man from northwest Ohio who was reported missing last November showed up at the Bryan, OH police department yesterday; Summit County health officials say they have a confirmed case of measles in an unvaccinated person; Powerball ticket worth more than $250M sold in northeast Ohio.

Two men killed in small plane crash near Madison County Airport; former Columbus vice officer Andrew Mitchell found not guilty or murder and voluntary manslaughter in 2018 shooting death of Donna Castleberry; Cleveland businessman Bernie Moreno enters race to unseat US Senator Sherrod Brown; Damar Hamlin cleared to get back on the football field.

Grand jury declines to recommend charges against the eight Akron PD officers who shot and killed Jayland Walker; Norfolk Southern CEO testifies before Ohio Senate for the first time; alcohol is suspected as a factor in UTV crash involving Ohio State OC Brian Hartline; USS Cleveland getting ready to set sail.

Akron braces for decision from grand jury considering charges against 8 police officers involved in shooting death of Jayland Walker; Governor DeWine issues 3 execution reprieves due to difficulty with obtaining drugs for lethal injection; pro-choice women's clinic in Bowling Green vandalized over the weekend; OSU offensive coordinator Brian Hartline hospitalized after crashing a UTV at his home,...

Northeast Ohio high school student makes first court appearance amid charges he brought a gun to school with a plan to shoot several people; possible GOP presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis visits Ohio; Maumee doctor stripped of his medical license after more than a dozen investigations into his treatment of patients; a new name for the stadium where the Cleveland Browns play.

Western Ohio residents concerned about smoke in the air from Richmond, Indiana recycling plant fire; teen missing for 9 months found safe in Columbus; 8 Toledo-area financial managers arrested on felony charges for mishandling millions in client funds; OSU's QB showdown won't happen at Saturday's Spring Game due to an injury.

National Weather Service issues special weather statement due to elevated risk of fire spread in northern part of the state; Cleveland-area business owner enters the race for Sherrod Brown's US Senate seat; Anthony Wayne school district parents concerned over transgender bathroom policy; Ohio's Spring bottle lottery is here.

Three people killed in a two car crash in Carroll County yesterday; family of former OSU football player and NFL quarterback Dwayne Haskins have filed a lawsuit over his death, claiming he was targeted and drugged; West Geauga student honored for seeing something and saying something; Cleveland Browns announce first-ever fan cruise slated for March of 2024.

Elyria house fire kills one, sends one to the hospital; Governor DeWine attends opening of new, permanent health clinic for residents of East Palestine; Ohio sprint car driver killed in crash during a race; Ohio school bus driver who went viral for a video showing her yelling at students on her bus receives more than $100k in donations.

Cleveland mother and her boyfriend charged in death of her 7-year-old son who found a loaded gun; EPA soil testing says East Palestine City Park is safe for tomorrow's Easter egg hunt; Cincinnati-area police officer laid to rest after he was killed in a crash while responding to a call last week; there's a debate over grave decorations at a Newark cemetery.

Startling new details revealed after an 18-year-old Geauga County high school student who brought a gun to school was formally charged; one of the Nashville police officers who stopped Covenant School shooter has an Ohio connection; residents in Fairfield County are cleaning up after a severe storm; Cedar Point has revealed info about its new rollercoaster.

Ohio reacts to historic indictment of former President Donald Trump; some parents in Geauga County upset with handling of situation when a student was caught with a gun in school; there has been another train derailment in Ohio; how to get a free photo ID for Ohio's new voter identification law.

Governor DeWine reacts to former President Donald Trump's indictment; funeral arrangements announced for Cincinnati-area police officer killed in crash; Senators Brown and Vance ask National Institutes of Health to investigate health implications of East Palestine train derailment; Ashland University womens basketball team caps off undefeated season with championship win.

Tornadoes confirmed in two Ohio counties after Saturday's storms; a new distracted driving law takes effect in Ohio tomorrow; Cleveland Police warning a group of men impersonating cops are pulling people over and robbing them; Zanesville centenarian has lifelong dream come true.

Damaging wind and severe thunderstorms are heading for Ohio; professors at schools in Ohio weigh in on Former President Donald Trump’s indictment; an angry school bus driver in Northeast Ohio is captured on video; Chaka Khan hits the Rock Hall in Cleveland.

Police in Geauga County asking organizers to cancel a drag queen story hour planned at church in Chesterland after threats; Cincinnati barge fire caused shelter in place order yesterday; Attorney General Yost announces Norfolk Southern has committed to hiring Ohio workers to assist with East Palestine clean-up; Play ball! Major League baseball season kicks off today with some new rules for the gam...

Governor DeWine says more school resource officers are his answer to school safety concerns; bipartisan group of state lawmakers introduce a bill to eliminate Ohio's death penalty; residents want Eastlake city council president out after he was arrested in a human trafficking sting; BGSU women basketballers are in the WNIT Fab Four for the first time.

7-year-old boy dead, 42-year-old man charged after ATV accident in Portsmouth; Toledo man shot through his apartment's ceiling by neighbor 2 floors above; East Palestine residents protest; Ohio State women fall to top-seeded Virginia Tech in Elite Eight of NCAA basketball tournament.

Missing boater found dead near Columbus; after high winds over the weekend knocked out power to thousands of Ohioans, utility companies say some may be waiting until Wednesday for the lights to come back on; Geauga County church vandalized before a planned drag brunch event; Ohio State Women are in the Elite Eight.

Zanesville man arrested after stealing a car with 2 small children in it, resulting in an Amber Alert; arrest made in Butler County cold case; Ottawa County dealing with a ransomware attack; OSU Womens Basketball team is facing a formidable opponent tomorrow.

Heavy rain is coming with flooding possible in many parts of Ohio; Vance and Brown's rail safety legislation receiving pushback from conservative groups; former city council member from southwestern Ohio received prison sentence for child pornography; off-duty pilot helped get a flight from Las Vegas to Columbus landed safely after pilot suffers a medical emergency.