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Preble County woman charged with murder for drowning her grandmother; Columbus City Council passes "common sense" gun control measure; Central Ohio measles outbreak now has 58 cases, 2 have had partial doses of MMR vaccine; OSU researchers look for the sweet spot in staying connected to work during free time.

Investigators try to determine cause of a fire in Kent's oldest building; Ohio House working to decriminalize fentanyl test strips; OSU Buckeyes going to the Peach Bowl; Deshaun Watson booed in Houston.

Medina school bus driver facing charges for driving kids to school while under the influence of alcohol; new bill would boost Ohio's minimum wage to $15; Deshaun Watson plays with the Browns for the first time this weekend; OU faces off against Toledo for MAC championship.

Jury finds George Wagner IV guilty on all counts in the Pike County massacre; Columbus measles outbreak continues to grow; Indiana's AG wants to punish doctor who provided abortion for 10 year-old Ohio rape victim; College Football Playoff is expanding.

Jury deliberates in the Pike County murder trial of George Wagner IV; Toledo's city council votes to terminate city's auditor; some of Deshaun Watson's accusers plan to attend his first post-suspension game on Sunday; what the College Football Playoff rankings mean for the OSU Buckeyes.

Ohio State University's president unexpectedly resigns; CDC staffers are now in Columbus investigating Measles outbreak; farmers in northwest Ohio considering a lawsuit over livestock killed by released mink; Columbus Air Show set to return this summer.

Gunfire shuts down Dayton's holiday parade; murder trial of George Wagner IV set to resume in Pike County; the Cleveland Browns have a new, four-legged fan; what does Governor DeWine owe Michigan's governor after the Buckeyes' loss to the Wolverines?

The funeral is approaching for a Cleveland firefighter who was killed by a hit-and-run driver; a car plunged into Lake Erie this morning; a little boy in Columbus spends Thanksgiving at home after a most difficult first year of life; the Buckeyes prepare to start a new winning streak against Michigan.

Three Lorain police officers off the job after allegations of gross misconduct; ousted MetroHealth CEO defends himself against accusations of embezzlement; southwest Ohio man awarded millions for wrongful imprisonment; Ohio State apologizes after Big Ten opponent claims he was called a racial slur by OSU player.

Two children killed, mom and two other kids in hospital after one-car crash in Marion County; CDC headed to Columbus to investigate measles outbreak; OSU hockey player accused of using a racial slur during a game; Cleveland schools get a huge surprise gift from a well-known philanthropist.

Cleveland firefighter killed by hit and run driver; closing arguments planned for next week in the murder trial of George Wagner IV in Pike County; Ohio restaurants are struggling; the letter M is not allowed at OSU this week.

Officer hospitalized, suspect dead after shooting in Chillicothe; remaining wrongful death lawsuits settled against a former Columbus doctor and the hospital where he worked; northern Ohio made a significant contribution to NASA's Artemis rocket launch; Sunday's Browns-Bills game moved due to weather.

Nearly 18,000 Toledo residents are under a boil advisory for their tap water; racist and white supremacist graffiti found on OSU's main campus; Ohio's House lawmakers pass legislation making it illegal to hold or use a phone while driving; cast members say they may want to purchase the Christmas Story house in Cleveland.

Fake active shooter reports send police to three different Ohio high schools; the number of measles cases spreading through Ohio day care centers is rising; Jeopardy champ and Dayton native Amy Schneider testifies against SB 454; Cleveland Clinic to start charging patients for some MyChart messages.

RSV and the flu are filling up hospital beds in Ohio; Akron is requiring carbon monoxide detectors after a recent death; JD Vance says he will work across the aisle in the Senate; local police are on the lookout for shoplifters and other crimes during the holiday shopping season.

Toledo police shooting ruled a homicide; man from Central Ohio among those killed in Texas air show crash; Tampa-bound flight from Cincinnati grounded in Atlanta due to an unruly passenger with a box cutter; Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson back on the practice field.

A thirteen year old Cleveland-area boy is the first fatality of Ohio's early flu season; investigators say it was a murder-suicide that killed two people found in a Toledo house fire; wildfire claims more than a thousand acres in the Wayne National Forest in the southern part of the state; after Election Day, the GOP controls the Buckeye State.

Investigation underway into what killed two people found in a Toledo house fire; Measles outbreak at a Columbus day care center has health officials warning parents to get children vaccinated; "Yes" vote on Issue 10 in Akron establishes a permanent police oversight board; Toledo mission needs help feeding the hungry as the holidays approach.

Republican candidates sweep Ohio's statewide races in midterm election; Ohio's Supreme Court will continue to lean red; state issues one and two both pass, changing the way bail amounts are determined and who is eligible to vote; Ohio State remains at number 2 in the College Football Playoff rankings.

Ohio's all-important race for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by the retiring Rob Portman is about to be decided; Former President Donald Trump holds a rally in Ohio; voters say inflation and abortion issues are reasons they took time to cast a ballot; the state attorney general goes after dollar stores.

Candidates crisscross the state, campaigning on the eve of the midterm election; Toledo PD cracks down on prostitution; City of Columbus suing Hyundai and Kia over numerous auto thefts; Buckeyes pull out a tough win in the Windy City.

Candidates make final push for votes before Tuesday's midterm election; seven Ohio counties have high community spread of Covid-19; DAY is getting a new budget airline; Bellefontaine is one of Ohio's best hometowns.

Two inmates die within 24 hours in Cuyahoga County jail; Toledo City Council suspends city auditor; Cleveland residents are not happy about city's new leaf collection policy; inflation means a big change to Thanksgiving for some.

Train derailment in Portage County causes delays and a mess but no injuries; Ryan and Vance meet on stage again before Tuesday's midterm election; Ohio's AG is taking Dollar General to court; Today is Ohio Day, but what does that mean?

Columbus 4-year-old struck by a vehicle and killed while trick or treating; investigators share new info about the deadly September explosion and fire at BP refinery near Toledo; Ohio doc who claimed Covid vaccines magnetize recipients may lose medical license; Browns break four-game losing streak in the "Battle of Ohio."