Ohio News Network Daily

JR Majewski responds to Associated Press report questioning his claims of military service; Licking County Sheriff investigating an apparent fentanyl exposure in that county's jail; three Springfield firefighters injured fighting a fire over the weekend; more plans for electric vehicle manufacturing look like a boost for northwest Ohio's economy but some aren't sure.

SWATting hoaxes target several Ohio schools; Ohio man who was part of January 6th riot at U.S. Capitol avoids jail time; OSU unveils new hazing prevention website; it's not your imagination, tailgating festivities cost more this year.

Two arrested in Middletown murder and dismemberment case; Columbus high school teacher arrested for recording up-skirt videos of students; AP reports congressional candidate from northwest Ohio misrepresented his military service; union for Ohio Kroger workers returning to the bargaining table with company next week.

Two people killed in a fire at BP refinery near Toledo; nearly 30% of Cleveland residents live in poverty, according to Census Bureau; state board of education hears passionate debate over proposed Title IX resolution; fan who threw a bottle that hit Cleveland Browns team owner banned from stadium.

Temporary block of Ohio's abortion ban extended; state Board of Ed discussing resolution that would strip away protections for LGBTQ+ students; University Hospitals in Cleveland receives grant to study Covid and the flu; Ohio woman and her mom travel to London to pay respects to Queen Elizabeth II.

Hocking County parents and grandmother arrested after a 3-year-old was found locked in a cage; child drowns in Lake Erie at East Harbor State Park in Marblehead; Kroger leaders looking at options after employees vote to authorize a strike; Browns suffer a surprising loss in home opener.

Kroger's unionized workers vote for strike authorization, company says it's business as usual; Ohio's Covid-19 case numbers are down, hospitalizations are up; former President Trump scheduled to speak at a rally for Senate candidate J.D. Vance in Youngstown tomorrow; where is the tree England's king planted in Cleveland?

Columbus PS officer who fatally shot Donovan Lewis was previously fired from the job according to newly released personnel docs; judge in Hamilton County grants 2-week restraining order against Heartbeat Law; federal appeals court says unsettled lawsuits against OSU over sex abuse by team doctor can be revived; high-speed internet headed to rural Seneca County.

Suspect arrested, classes cancelled after shots fired on Ohio Christian University campus this morning; Toledo city leaders and community members hold panel discussion about violence; some Ohio teachers are ready to be armed in the classroom; new poll shows Mike DeWine leading democratic opponent Nan Whaley by 14 points in race for governor.

The murder trial involving the deaths of eight people in southern Ohio is underway; in suburban Cleveland police respond to a scary situation at Euclid High School; a police officer in suburban Toledo is under investigation; Ohio State prepares to play the University of Toledo - 11 years after their last match-up went down to the wire.

Violent weekend adds to homicide totals in Toledo and Columbus; schools try to crack down on students vaping; some Walmart stores in northeastern part of the state are getting makeovers; Toledo and Lucas County are officially welcoming.

President Biden and other leaders attend groundbreaking for Intel's computer chip manufacturing mega-site in Licking County; Maumee PD sergeant's name found on membership list for far-right extremist group; students at College of Wooster under attack by bats; Jeep's announcement about making electric vehicles concerns UAW in Toledo.

Chardon house fire kills two people; family of Casey Goodson Jr. say they have new evidence from his fatal shooting by a sheriff's deputy in 2020; Defiance County egg farm euthanizing millions of chickens after bird flu outbreak; President Biden will be in Central Ohio tomorrow for Intel groundbreaking.

Chillicothe teen arrested after making threats against a school on social media; Bird flu detected in two Ohio flocks; Ohioans won't have to pay taxes on forgiven student loan debt; there's a shortage of football referees in the state.

Pike County massacre trial delayed; second attempted carjacking in Columbus prompts police to issue warning to motorists; Central Ohio native nominated for several Emmy awards; Cedar Point amusement park announces retirement of popular roller coaster, hosts big name celebrity and their kids.

Jurors for the Pike County massacre trial visit other sites involved in the case; OSHP says they're planning to be out in force this holiday weekend; Toledo residents have just under a month to apply for rent assistance; it's Cleveland National Air Show weekend.

Family of unarmed man killed by police in Columbus demand answers; Pike County murder trial of George Wagner IV underway; Ohio's Secretary of State won't allow conservative podcaster on November ballot due to invalid signatures; Zombie deer suspected in 13 Ohio counties.

New bodycam footage of Jayland Walker shooting released by Akron PD; plane crash near a middle school in northeastern Ohio; new Covid-19 booster shots could be available soon; Browns QB Deshaun Watson begins his suspension.

Falling tree kills Toledo woman during severe storms; East Cleveland police chief indicted on multiple charges; art museum workers in Columbus the latest to call for unionization; PSL season is upon us.

Columbus City Schools students and teachers back in classroom after new contract is approved by teachers union; teen allegedly brandishes gun and causes Cleveland-area shopping mall to shut down over the weekend; updated Covid booster shot could be approved by end of the week; Governor DeWine works to bring new electric vehicle battery plant to Ohio;

Man convicted of running a fake funeral business sentenced to more than a decade in prison; White House announces plans for President Biden to attend Intel groundbreaking ceremony in Licking County next month; state health department launches new online Monkeypox dashboard; a fight broke among players during a practice session between the Bengals and Rams ahead of tomorrow's preseason game.

Columbus City Schools and teachers union reach a deal to end strike; Toledo elementary school locked down after parent fires a gun outside during dismissal; Olympic medalist in Toledo disputes police account of her arrest and wants charges dropped; former Browns owner Art Modell not heading to the hall of fame.

Columbus City Schools and teachers union reach a deal to end strike; Toledo elementary school locked down after parent fires a gun outside during dismissal; Olympic medalist in Toledo disputes police account of her arrest and wants charges dropped; former Browns owner Art Modell not heading to the hall of fame.

Columbus City Schools students begin school year learning online from subs as teachers' strike continues; police looking for driver who killed Kent State student in hit-and-run Monday night; President announces student loan relief plan; Ohio Department of Commerce offers new program to help families access affordable addiction treatment.

Another deadly officer-involved shooting in Knox County; former Buckeye football player charged with kidnapping; Columbus teachers' strike continues and students will start school year learning online, from substitutes; OSU vs. Michigan hockey game planned for FirstEnergy Stadium.