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US House Oversight Committee released the nearly 5-hour video of Les Wexner's deposition in the Jeffrey Epstein case; a former northeast Ohio worship leader was acquitted of charges he sexually abused a 15-year-old girl; Ohio US representative calls for a briefing on ICE surveillance tools; a new data center is planned near Wilmington.

After his congressional deposition in the Jeffrey Epstein case, Ohio Nurses' Association says it wants Les Wexner's name off Ohio State's hospital; man hijacks a Canton city bus; Marion County's prosecutor wants the EPA to investigate foul-smelling and -tasting water; state lawmakers are reviewing data centers in Ohio.

Columbus billionaire Les Wexner deposed in the Jeffrey Epstein case; Kent State University student diagnosed with a contagious bacterial infection; University of Toledo student arrested for an alleged bomb threat made on social media; Portsmouth named as site for a new gas power plant.

Tipp City woman killed in an apparent home invasion robbery attempt; Ohio man charged with murder in the deaths of his ex-girlfriend and a US soldier in North Carolina; Cleveland Heights native and history-making Team USA hockey player Laila Edwards will play for gold at the Olympics; Akron man who has played the same Ohio Lottery numbers for 2 decades finally has hit big.

A man is dead and a child was airlifted to the hospital after they were struck by a train in Marion; a northwest Ohio lawmaker is planning to introduce legislation to strengthen child protections; a southeast Ohio community is challenging a new drone emergency response program, citing concerns about civil liberties; officials warn people to keep off Lake Erie's ice.

Missing Toledo woman identified as the person found dead after one-vehicle crash; Ohio State University Student Assistant suspended and banned from campus after he was charged with having sex with a minor; northeast Ohio parent apologizes for fight with a referee at a youth wrestling match; Columbus is in the spotlight of a hit TV show.

One person in custody in connection to the shooting death of a Lyft driver in Cleveland; federal judge says Les Wexner must be deposed in the OSU Richard Strauss case; university in the Toledo area announces it is closing; Ohio was 4th in the nation for anti-LGBTQ incidents last year.

New details emerge regarding Columbus billionaire Les Wexner's involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein case; Dayton man sentenced to prison for breaking a teen's jaw; AG Yost is suing cannabis companies over alleged price fixing; Brook Park asks for federal money to improve roads around the new Cleveland Browns stadium.

Multiple bomb threats sent to schools and government buildings in southwest and central Ohio yesterday; newly released DOJ documents connect Jeffrey Epstein, billionaire L Brands founder Les Wexner, and a department chair at Ohio State University; there is more information about the murder of a former OSU football player's girlfriend in Tennessee; Sandusky County has a housing shortage.

Toledo man facing federal charges for allegedly threatening VP Vance during a recent visit to northwest Ohio; assault trial for two northeast Ohio law enforcement officers begins today; protesters in Dayton speak out against immigration enforcement; consequences could be far-reaching if Ohio property taxes are abolished.

Southwest Ohio sheriff's deputy injured in a stabbing; Central Ohio man indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly threatening ICE agents; Columbus City Schools could run out of money by 2030; Cedar Point is hiring for the summer.

House fire in southwest Ohio's Trenton kills one and injures two firefighters; sheriff of Wood County says his department's Facebook page was hacked and unauthorized posts were made; it has now been three years since the toxic train derailment in East Palestine; newly proposed legislation would raise the minimum marriage age in Ohio.

Man dead after medical emergency during a northwest Ohio ice fishing trip; two other ice fishermen rescued after falling through ice near Port Clinton; two Cincinnati-area state representatives introduce bill seeking to end name, image, and likeness compensation for high school athletes; fugitive from Ohio on the run for nearly two decades arrested in Florida.

Man dead after medical emergency during a northwest Ohio ice fishing trip; two other ice fishermen rescued after falling through ice near Port Clinton; two Cincinnati-area state representatives introduce bill seeking to end name, image, and likeness compensation for high school athletes; fugitive from Ohio on the run for nearly two decades arrested in Florida.

Federal judge blocks the Trump administration's attempt to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitian migrants, including an estimated 15,000 in Springfield; Columbus man arrested in the disappearance and death of an Indianapolis-area teen; prolonged cold spell is causing water main breaks and service disruptions in Cincinnati; Cleveland Clinic docs say housework is good for your health.

Columbus man arrested in connection to missing Indianapolis teen whose remains were found in Ohio; uncertainty looms for Haitian immigrants in Springfield as their Temporary Protected Status in the US is about to end; officials warn of a phone scam in the Toledo area; Ohio groundhog Buckeye Chuck predicts an early Spring.

Springfield is receiving national attention as Temporary Protected Status is about to end for nearly 15,000 Haitian immigrants there; mom in northeast Ohio charged with child endangerment after two young children were found wandering in the cold; new work and job training requirements for SNAP recipients are about to go into effect; Columbus City Schools officials make sure kids are fed even when...

Jury selection underway in the corruption trial against two former First Energy executives involved in the House Bill 6 bribery scandal; former Toledo firefighter suing the city; a new bill at the Statehouse could change Ohio's school voucher program; BGSU says student retention is one reason for high Spring enrollment.

Springfield's immigrant community braces for possible ICE operations; Swanton's police building destroyed by fire; the Cleveland Brown have a new head coach; Netflix's Love is Blind in Ohio premieres soon.

Police in southwest Ohio's Middletown are investigating back-to-back shooting incidents; Columbus officials activate snow-hauling protocol for the first time in 18 years; former First Energy executives are now on trial for the House Bill 6 scandal; Toledo's transit system has rolled out new routes and more frequent services based on rider feedback and travel patterns.

Health experts warn of frostbite as the state is gripped by frigid temps; man killed in an apparent snow plow accident in Dayton; Venezuelan man who posed as a high school student in northwest Ohio sentenced to federal prison; Ohio lawmakers react to second fatal shooting by ICE in Minneapolis.

Ohio prepares for a major winter storm; 2 men dead after an apparent murder-suicide at the power plant in Orrville; Vice President JD Vance visited Toledo yesterday; a big name from the NFL is helping a northeast Ohio athlete achieve her Olympic dream.

Elyria police shot and killed a 31-year-old man after he allegedly robbed an armored truck driver at gunpoint and led authorities on a multi-city chase; 83-year-old southwest Ohio man convicted of fatally shooting an Uber driver requests a new trial; water restrictions lifted in Sandusky after ice clogged that city's water treatment plant; opening date announced for first-ever Buc-ee's location in...

Protesters gathered at the Ohio Statehouse as part of a national demonstration; lawsuits filed in the case of a balcony collapse near the University of Cincinnati; VP Vance will be in Toledo tomorrow; an Ohio jail will be featured on a Discovery Channel docuseries.

Marysville man facing abduction charges after he used a car dealership test drive with an employee to run errands; OSHA investigating an Akron machine shop after a worker was killed there; grand jury formally charges a Dayton father after a gun incident involving his toddler; woman claims she found a worm in her drink from a Tiffin fast-food restaurant.