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Gov. DeWine frustrated by lack of a hazardous materials designation for train that derailed in East Palestine, spilling chemicals; Ohio's Attorney General dismisses charges against NewsNation arrested at East Palestine news conference last week; woman who caused accident that injured OSHP trooper near Columbus held on $1 million bond; pioneering Army colonel, originally from Cleveland, will receiv...

Ohio State University president Kristina Johnson reacts to deadly shootings on campus of Michigan State University; Case Western Reserve locked down yesterday after a report of a man with a gun on campus; Akron Public Schools superintendent stepping down; there's a better way to enjoy Valentine's Day chocolate.

Experts explain string of lights spotted in the sky above Ohio last night; residents and businesses in East Palestine are dealing with the aftermath of that fiery train derailment; a Columbus police detective is facing dereliction of duty charges; Ohio's candy stores are feeling the pinch of inflation as Valentine's Day approaches.

People in the Columbus suburb of Westerville pause to honor two police officers killed on this day five years ago; East Palestine residents try to settle back in at home; castles await Ohioans for Valentine’s Day; the Browns and Bengals have new members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Residents consider whether to return to East Palestine after the evacuation order is lifted; two former Buckeye football players are acquitted of rape, and another dies from prostate cancer; a Bexley parent expresses anger at a school board meeting; President Biden salutes King James.

Residents consider whether to return to East Palestine after the evacuation order is lifted; two former Buckeye football players are acquitted of rape, and another dies from prostate cancer; a Bexley parent expresses anger at a school board meeting; President Biden salutes King James.

Evacuees from East Palestine are anxious to get home after train derailment and release of toxic chemicals there; Ohio played a significant role in President Biden's State of the Union address; Cedarville University student recovering after being stabbed on campus; fishing tournament about to begin in Maumee, officials plan to use metal detectors to make sure there is no cheating.

Officials say controlled release of chemicals in East Palestine train derailment was successful, no timeline on when evacuees can return home; Akron PD shooting victim Jayland Walker's mother and sister attending State of the Union as guests of an Ohio lawmaker; Walmart locations in several states, including Ohio, were victims of swatting over the weekend; Householder trial in Cincinnati on hold a...

Officials in Columbiana County announce plan to slowly release chemicals from derailed train's tanker cars to prevent an explosion; Ohio congressman criticizes President Biden's handling of Chinese spy balloon; there is some good news regarding the Central Ohio measles outbreak; foster parents are needed now more than ever.

Man arrested in Marion for hiding cameras in public restrooms; New Philadelphia middle schooler caught with a gun and ammo in backpack; reaction to Cleveland mayor's plan to balance budget by not filling open spots on city's police force; northeast Ohio athletic trainer hailed as a hero after helping referee whose heart stopped at a boys basketball game.

Students at Columbus-area junior high school evacuated after a step-parent of a student there died by suicide in the school building; mayor of Spencerville, near Lima, in jail on charges he took video of teenaged girls undressing; funeral arrangements announced for Cleveland baseball drummer John Adams; Black History Month originated in Ohio.

Super Bowl-bound NFL player from Ohio indicted on rape charges in Guernsey County; former school wrestling coach near Toledo facing criminal charges for incident involving student; Larry Householder trial back in session; 2023 nominees announced for Cleveland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.

Governor DeWine delivers first State of the State address of his second term; Upper Sandusky couple reportedly involved with a pro-Nazi homeschooling group; Piketon man arrested for animal cruelty after 80 malnourished dogs were removed from his property and dozens more were found dead there; iconic Cleveland baseball drummer has died.

One of the twin babies kidnapped in a car stolen from Columbus has died; Southwestern Ohio man sentenced for August 2020 police chase and shootout; Householder trial expected to resume tomorrow; Bengals fall to KC in their bid for a Super Bowl return.

Columbus authorities working with feds to combat gun violence; Columbia Gas customers are about to see a rate increase; Southeast Ohio has Joe Burrow fever; Cincy's mayor honors University of Cincinnati Medical Center staff for their response to Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin's on-field cardiac arrest.

Toledo man killed by officer-involved shooting; Cincinnati architect, his fiancee, and 2 other family members found dead in Mexico; Householder trial paused; volunteers in Cleveland do important work when weather turns cold.

Bureau of Criminal Investigation investigating a rare officer-involved shooting in northeast Ohio's Macedonia; doctors say some people should not shovel snow due to risk of heart attack; day 3 of Householder trial in Cincinnati delayed by weather this morning; Guardians Manager Terry Francona's famous scooter stolen over the weekend and found by Cleveland PD last night.

Householder says he's confident as his racketeering trial gets underway in Cincinnati; major winter storm threatens most of Ohio with snow and possibly hazardous driving conditions; Streetsboro school district enacts plan to arm staff members with guns; General Motors announces plan to invest millions of dollars into northwest Ohio plant.

Ohio's Asian-American communities react to mass shooting at a Chinese New Year celebration in California; four inmates who escaped from custody in Missouri were captured in southwest Ohio; historic settlement announced between Bowling Green State University and family of student who died in fraternity hazing incident; Cincinnati Bengals will again face Kansas City in AFC Championship.

Private plane crash in NY claims the lives of 2 men from Cleveland; bodies of 2 people found in Carroll County home may have been there more than a year; jury selection underway in Householder trial; encouraging news on Ohio's Covid-19 numbers on 3rd anniversary of detection of the virus in US.

Victim identified in crash that killed truck driver on I-280 near Toledo; Columbus seeing an average of 20 car thefts per day and many end in traffic accidents; Billy Wagner's trial in Pike County on hold until a new judge is appointed; there's concern over upcoming changes to SNAP benefits.

Police near Columbus are investigating an apparent murder-suicide case; bond set in deadly domestic violence case in Cleveland; state legislators want to transfer Ohio Education Association's power to a new cabinet position in the governor's cabinet; Cincinnati Bengals prepare to face the Bills on the road.

Police in Columbus looking for a teen who stole a car with 1-year-old inside; next trial in Pike County massacre set to begin; approximately 100 Ohioans are dying from Covid each week; state's sports betting legalization has led many to seek help for problem gambling.

New details in shooting death at a Columbus grocery store; audio from Friday's swatting call for a fake at a high school near Toledo includes sound effects of a gun firing and people screaming; Browns QB Deshaun Watson's pickup truck among vehicles stolen from Mercedes dealership near Cleveland, the fourth such incident in the past several weeks; meet the 14-year-old wunderkind on track to be the...

Columbus mother and her boyfriend turn themselves in on murder charges in the death of her 8-month-old baby boy; police determine no shots fired at Toledo-area high school after report, evacuation of students; Ohio Congresswoman wants to make Rosa Parks Day a federal holiday; Progressive Field is getting a makeover.