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Cleveland city leaders announce financial and other assistance for women who need abortions; Akron announces plan to form citizen review board in response to shooting death of Jayland Walker; health officials say people need to take threat of Monkeypox seriously; Bowling Green trash collector hailed as a hero after assisting resident on his route.

Tornado confirmed after weekend storm damage in Pickaway County; Covid cases are up, again; No date set for city council to vote on term limits for Toledo's mayor; big NIL deal for some OSU football players.

Coroner releases preliminary autopsy report on Jayland Walker; Ohio's Covid-19 numbers are going up; few Ohio kids are getting Covid vaccines; Cleveland hospital system closing two suburban locations.

Indiana's Attorney General reportedly investigating case of 10 year-old Ohio girl who went there for an abortion; update on Warren County police officer shot in the line of duty; new allegations about Tiffin's mayor-elect who abruptly resigned; inflation is tougher on women.

Clearcreek Township police officer shot, critically wounded by suspect; gruesome details emerge in testimony during fake funeral director's trial in Lucas County; Jayland Walker laid to rest; a major I-70 upgrade is complete.

Family of Jayland Walker asks protesters to stop until after his funeral; Ohio health officials react to President's directive regarding emergency abortions; more adults may need a second Covid vaccine booster shot; college near Toledo raffling off free tuition.

Apparent domestic dispute leads to two deaths at Columbus business; Scioto County Girl Scout camp that had Norovirus outbreak in May now shut down due to Covid-19; Trial begins for man accused of running unlicensed funeral business; Ohio State Fair's butter cow is back.

President signs executive order protecting reproductive rights citing case of Ohio 10 year-old rape victim; Akron's mayor reinstates curfew amid protests over police shooting death of Jayland Walker; overloaded golf cart crash in Put-in-Bay injures four, one seriously; USPS raising the price of postage.

Delaware County teen and his father dead in an apparent murder-suicide; Biden talks pensions in Cleveland; tornado damages homes and businesses near Cincinnati; a health care company in northwest Ohio announces layoffs.

Delaware County teen and his father dead in an apparent murder-suicide; Biden talks pensions in Cleveland; tornado damages homes and businesses near Cincinnati; a health care company in northwest Ohio announces layoffs.

Akron lifts curfew amid protests over police shooting death of Jayland Walker; nearly a dozen people arrested in major Central Ohio drug bust; Baker Mayfield says bye-bye to Cleveland; Military families can go to the zoo for free.

More protests in Akron and other Ohio cities over police-involved shooting death of Jayland Walker; 33 year-old man arrested for stabbing deaths of his mother and grandmother near Cleveland; average gas prices fall for second week in a row; early voting about to start for Ohio's August primary.

Family of man killed by police in Akron wants answers; update on Ohioans who were aboard Amtrak train that crashed in Missouri; Big10 conference is growing with additions of two big west coast schools; tips to help dogs during fireworks.

Akron police-involved shooting ruled a homicide; gubernatorial candidate vows to put abortion rights on the ballot; pilot's strike and staffing shortages threaten to snarl holiday air travel this weekend; why you may see cops other than state troopers patrolling Ohio's highways.

ACLU files lawsuit alleging Heartbeat Law is unconstitutional; vigilant volunteer stops attempted abduction of young boy at an event near Columbus; elaborate plans are being made to staff Intel's planned computer chip factory in Licking County; a popular summer event is returning to Cleveland.

Some Ohio prosecutors pledge to not enforce Heartbeat Law; second confirmed case of Monkeypox in the state; the Chillicothe VA Medical Center to remain open; Lucas County needs poll workers for August.

A weekend of protests in Ohio after Supreme Court overturns Roe vs. Wade; two shootings in two weekends in a popular Columbus entertainment area; better news on gas prices; residents in Hudson warned to be on the lookout for migrating bears.

Ohio reacts to Supreme Court's overturning of Roe vs. Wade; new poll says leaked draft of abortion opinion has weakened Americans' confidence in U.S. Supreme Court; groundbreaking for Intel's mega-site in Central Ohio delayed; Cleveland's mayor introduces new basketball league in effort to reduce violence.

Ohio's candidates for governor disagree on gas tax holiday; swim advisory for Maumee Bay; Intel gets a big tax break in Central Ohio; thousands of Ohioans about to receive a payout due to a data breach.

More Ohio school districts say they won't arm teachers; jury seated in PG Sittenfeld's federal bribery trial; a popular rotisserie chicken may get more costly; major trademark awarded to The Ohio State University.

Teenage girl fatally stabs her brother in argument over a PlayStation; Cleveland cop on desk duty after allegations of anti-semitic social media posts; the Browns want a new stadium; dog food recalled for possible Salmonella contamination.

Four shootings in 24 hours in Columbus; body found in the water at Cleveland's Edgewater Beach; health officials clear the way for babies and toddlers to get Covid vaccines; Biden administration reportedly considering a gas tax holiday.

Five of Stone Foltz's fraternity brothers sentenced for his death in a hazing incident at BGSU; Ohio has its first documented case of measles since 2019; emergency baby formula shipment lands in Columbus; no World Cup match for Cincy.

It's confirmed: those were tornadoes that wreaked havoc in the north central part of the state Monday night; one dead after shooting at a Columbus cooling center; how to possibly get reimbursement for food that spoiled during power outages; nearly 3 million Ford vehicles are being recalled for rollaway crash risk.

One Ohio power company explains why they have intentionally cut off electricity to some customers; a suburban Columbus teacher is facing rape charges involving a student; embattled Browns QB Deshaun Watson talks to the press; Toledo basketball player saves referee's life during a game.