Ohio News Network Daily

Body of missing Geauga County woman found; several Ohio schools hit with swatting calls on Tuesday; DeWine, Brown, and Vance testify to the Senate about the East Palestine train derailment; Columbus was really good at selling March Madness tickets.

Searching for a missing 76-year-old Geauga County woman; suspects in Canton arrested after posing as Child Protective Services to kidnap a 3-week-old baby girl from her home; remains of a man missing for 3 years found in Gallia county; OSU women in the Sweet 16.

Baseball player shot after game at Muskingum College, charges filed; police investigating the death of a 2-year-old in Tallmadge; Russian Twitter accounts found spreading misinformation about East Palestine train derailment; two ODOT vehicles involved in crashes during wintry weather in Cleveland yesterday.

OSU student dies in Mexico; Norfolk Southern makes $250K to non-profit that helps residents of East Palestine; Bengals running back Joe Mixon won't face charges after teen was shot outside of his home; KSU fans will be up late tonight.

Two charged with involuntary manslaughter after a first grader found gun and fatally shot himself; state lawmakers talk train safety; Silicon Valley Bank collapse impacts Ohio teachers retirement funds; some Toledo residents aren't sure about new water meters.

Licking County man arrested after shooting two family members; Ohio is suing Norfolk Southern over the East Palestine train derailment; alleged human smuggling discovered in Port Clinton; St. Patrick's Day is on a Friday during Lent and Ohio's Catholic bishops have instructions for their congregants.

Geauga County pastor arrested for sexually abusing a minor; no one wants East Palestine's toxic train crash dirt; Hamilton woman arrested after trying to smuggle opioids into jail, hidden in denture paste; some Columbus-area parents want LGBTQ+ books banned from schools.

New information about triple homicide near Akron; woman says she was held against her will in Ottawa County; Ohio Ballot Board affirms constitutional amendment for reproductive freedom follows their rules; University of Toledo womens basketball team going to the big dance for the first time in six years.

Farmers near East Palestine hear from officials about the impact of the toxic train derailment while Norfolk Southern has another train derail, this time in Alabama; Dayton FD says blaze that killed 5 was one of the most tragic in city's history; it's time to spring forward this weekend; Cocaine Cat being cared for at Cincinnati Zoo.

Norfolk Southern CEO grilled on Capitol Hill over East Palestine train derailment; verdict reached in Householder corruption trial; Cleveland's mayor announced legal action against automakers Hyundai and Kia due to excessive thefts; today marks 3 years since the first Covid-19 case was reported in Ohio.

New details in the death of Norfolk Southern train conductor in Cleveland yesterday; sextortion crimes are on the rise, some with deadly consequences; OSU football has first Spring practice; a pet from northeast Ohio is a finalist for a national TV ad.

Norfolk Southern train conductor killed in a crash in Cleveland; 11-year-old middle school student in Columbus found with ammunition in school, gun found nearby; Canton man gets more than 4 years in prison for his role in the January 6th Capitol attack; more Ohio State Fair concerts announced.

Norfolk Sothern has a second train derailment in Ohio; Householder trial closing arguments set for tomorrow; National Weather Service confirms two tornadoes touched down in southwest Ohio Friday; ferries to Lake Erie islands running 3 weeks early thanks to mild winter.

Biden says he will visit East Palestine where a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed one month ago today; Householder trial wrapping up; advocates for reproductive rights are one step closer to getting abortion access on the ballot in Ohio; Cleveland is hopping this weekend.

Workers cleaning up the East Palestine train derailment say they're getting sick; Norfolk Southern's CEO to testify in Congress next week about the derailment; students in Morgan County are learning virtually because support workers are on strike; new Girl Scout cookies are causing an ethical dilemma.

NWS confirms there were 3 tornadoes in Ohio on Monday; DeWine back in East Palestine; Browns will play the Jets in Hall of Fame game in August; Happy 220th birthday to Ohio.

National Weather Service confirms tornado touchdowns in southwest and central parts of the state; state lawmaker raises concerns about disposal of contaminated water from East Palestine train derailment site; Dayton-area man sentenced to more than a year in prison for his role in January 6 US Capitol attack; Cleveland City Council member wants to sue Kia and Hyundai over sharp increase in car thef...

There are concerns over disposal of waste from the East Palestine train derailment; a state legislator from Delaware died suddenly over the weekend; big changes are coming for drivers in downtown Columbus; gas prices are down.

East Palestine continues to attract attention and concern; hundreds of thousands of Ohioans will soon receive less aid through SNAP; a girls’ high school basketball team is ousted from the state tournament despite winning on the court; Ohio University’s search for a new president intensifies.

Transportation Secretary Buttigieg visited East Palestine and the NTSB released a preliminary report on the toxic train derailment; small plane bound for Ohio to assist with Cleveland-area manufacturing plant accident crashed in Arkansas, killing all five aboard; Ohio lawmakers introduce legislation prohibiting certain medical procedures for transgender children; former Bengals QB Jon Kitna announ...

US EPA Chief orders Norfolk Southern to clean up East Palestine train derailment and to attend all public meetings or face stiff penalties; former president Trump visits East Palestine, Transportation Secretary Buttigieg announces he will be there tomorrow; Toledo woman killed in a dog attack; Cincinnati fire officials investigating high-rise condo fire.

Governor DeWine tours homes, drinks tap water in East Palestine; factory explosion in Cleveland kills one, injures 13; University of Toledo students hold vigil for Michigan State University; Antiques Roadshow is coming to Akron.

East Palestine derailment clean-up entering a new phase; Akron-area man killed in his bed after a car crashed into his house; Householder trial in Cincinnati set to resume this week; Ohio State womens hockey team makes history.

Governor DeWine announces a clinic will open in East Palestine for residents who feel sick since the train derailment; shots fired outside of Cleveland high school during the school day, officials believe a student was the target; one Ohio county continues to have high Covid transmission rates, per CDC; Northeast Ohio native Super Bowl champ will host SNL.

More questions than answers for residents in East Palestine; Ohio's AG says he may sue Norfolk Southern over the East Palestine train derailment and chemical spill; Columbus' city attorney sues automakers over missing anti-theft technology; there are currently four NFL head coaches who are originally from NE Ohio.