Ohio News Network Daily

Widespread power outages after severe storms swept across the state Monday night; health officials investigating Ohio's first probable case of Monkeypox; warning about baby seat linked to several deaths; more than 75 years after he died fighting in WWII, Ohio soldier's remains are finally indentified.

Governor DeWine signs bill to arm teachers; permit-less handgun law takes effect today; major Ohio State Fair concert canceled; gas prices hit all-time high.

Akron police hoping a reward leads to suspects in the beating death of a 17-year-old; great-grandson of a former Cleveland mayor jailed on murder charge; high gas prices are making things more difficult for first responders; Toledo area family donating some of their game show winnings to help others.

National Weather Service confirms multiple tornadoes touched down in the state on Wednesday; child porn charges for a former Marion school bus driver; prison time reduced for a disgraced politician from northeast Ohio; winning Powerball ticket sold in Columbus.

Victims identified in Darke County helicopter crash; Cleveland's mayor pleads with Congress for gun control; former President Donald Trump endorses northwest Ohio candidate for Congress; LeBron James' foundation makes a big announcement in Akron.

Authorities investigating a deadly helicopter crash in Greenville; more black bears spotted in Lake County; Governor DeWine announces help for families dealing with formula shortage; how to save money when gas is $5 per gallon.

Deadly wrong-way crash in Cincinnati; Governor DeWine awards new funding to some local law enforcement agencies; relief from the baby formula shortage could be in the near future; breast cancer research at Cleveland Clinic yields promising new drug.

Reaction to HB 99 that would arm teachers and other school staff; CDC map shows six Ohio counties high Covid transmission rates; Biden administration gives Ohio railroad money; new financial milestone for Lebron James.

Ohio closer to having armed teachers in schools; big Ford announcement in northeast part of the state; dogs may detect Covid better than rapid tests; 13 year-old student from southwest Ohio in finals for National Spelling Bee.

Statehouse shooting victim identified as 16 year-old boy; holiday weekend more deadly than last year's on Ohio roads; Cuyahoga County government offices now requiring masks in response to high Covid transmission status; Nan Whaley wants to send you a check.

A deadly holiday weekend on the water in Ohio; another teen arrested for making threats against a school; Columbus police facing lawsuits over handling of 2020 protests; lifeguard shortages limiting summer fun at many of the state's beaches and pools.

Man shot and killed trying to stop a shoplifter at southwest Ohio Walmart; two northeast Ohio men charged for involvement in January 6 U.S. Capitol attack; sixteen year-old arrested for making threat that closed a Toledo high school today; late-night concert noise in Columbus upsets neighbors.

It's about to get easier to carry a gun in Ohio; Covid cases are on the rise in northeast part of the state; fast food chain based near Columbus could be sold; some fireworks will be legal to use this summer.

An Ohio educator and school shooting survivor reacts to the Texas school shooting; Iraqi man living in Columbus faces federal charges for alleged plot to assassinate a former U.S. president; Akron schools approve inclusive curriculum in defiance of House Bill 616; the Buckeye state now has two unionized Starbucks stores.

Governor DeWine talks Ohio gun violence; Columbus leaders announce plan to make sure kids can read; we're one step closer to Covid vaccines for young children; move to rename stadium where the Cleveland Browns play.

Ohio Covid numbers are rising, especially in northeastern counties; possible cause of Coshocton church fire revealed; search ends for missing Central Ohio teen; fist Operation Fly Formula plane lands in U.S.

Governor DeWine not a fan of OSU's tuition hike; police report a hatchet attack near Zanesville; more information on mysterious illness that struck more than 100 people at a Scioto County Girl Scout camp; Ohio's most beautiful place is in Columbus.

Police shoot, kill suspect after car chase in southeast Ohio; Stone Foltz's mother takes witness stand in BGSU hazing death trial; ham sold at Ohio Walmart stores recalled; winning Powerball ticket sold near Columbus.

Opening statements in the Stone Foltz hazing death trial; Ohio health officials talk Fall Covid surge; Darden withdraws from consideration for Northern District U.S. Attorney job; northeast Ohio post offices need workers.

President grieves in Buffalo, condemns white supremacy; opioid overdoses are surging in northeast Ohio; kids could get Covid booster shots soon; name, image, and likeness money not a go for Ohio high school athletes.

Hocking Hills hiker dies in fall; coffee chain says it will pay for employee travel if they need to get an abortion; experts investigating severe hepatitis infections in kids; Ohio team has the worst record in baseball.

Handgun found in the backpack of a central Ohio elementary school student; Ohio farmers can't get their crops planted; Biden administration's response to baby formula shortage; the Cleveland Clinic announces expansion plans.

Increase in northeast Ohio Covid cases; what some parents are doing to find baby formula; juror from trial of former doctor acquitted of 14 murder charges speaks out; nurses rally for safer work conditions.

Bodies found in Clinton County lake identified; federal hearing begins to determine opioid damage payments from pharmacies to northeast Ohio counties; restaurant menu prices are going up too; will the housing bubble burst again like in 2008?

Biden's plan to fight inflation; second body found in Ross County; "side shows" take over Toledo streets; Ohio connection to Kentucky Derby winner.