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Police investigating block party that turned violent near Ohio State campus, resulting in seven cars being flipped; one woman killed, five injured as gunfire interrupts vigil remembering a Columbus-area person killed by gun violence; authorities say the body of a missing Coshocton woman was found in a vacant house in the village, this morning; Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley announces she will run for gov...

Gov. Mike Dewine says Ohio is heading in the wrong direction to consider relaxing public health orders related to COVID-19; southwest Ohio coroner says U of Cincinnati's student was most-certainly not caused by Johnson and Johnson vaccine, despite online speculation; GOP Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio gets into heated exchange with immunologist Dr. Anthony Fauci during hearing on Thursday; Ohio ra...

Gov. Mike Dewine says plans to vaccinate college students before they leave campuses for the summer will go forward with two-dose vaccines; body camera footage reveals more about officer-involved shooting that left a man dead at a Columbus-area hospital; a former OSU student health director connected to the Richard Strauss sex abuse scandal has surrendered his medical license.

Ohio's health officials say concern over Johnson & Johnson vaccines should instill confidence in safety-first approach, but complications are exceedingly rare; vaccine providers forced to scramble to maintain appointments, following pause on J&J vax; protestors pepper-sprayed in Columbus in confrontation with police officers; GOP lawmakers propose tax cut in latest Ohio budget proposal.

Gov. Mike Dewine instructs state's vaccine providers to pause use of Johnson and Johnson vaccine following investigation announcement by CDC and FDA; medical experts say that those who have already received J&J vaccine should rest assured that adverse reactions are exceedingly rare; Ohio BCI investigating officer-involved shooting that left suspect dead in Columbus hospital; U.S. Marshals arrest P...

Gov. Mike Dewine is pushing more Ohioans to become vaccinated as COVID-19 cases rise across the state; damage done in Ohio Statehouse Rotunda after man seeking medical attention breaks in overnight; demonstrations held in Cleveland and elsewhere over the weekend over bills that would impose restrictions on protests; property tax bill introduced in Ohio to limit taxes paid by the elderly.

Coronavirus cases increase; a Florida man goes to prison for causing the deaths of an Ohio mother and daughter; two stories involving police officers make news out of Northeast Ohio; the OSU Spring Game is on - but attendance will be limited.

Coronavirus cases increase; a Florida man goes to prison for causing the deaths of an Ohio mother and daughter; two stories involving police officers make news out of Northeast Ohio; the OSU Spring Game is on - but attendance will be limited.

Coronavirus cases increase; a Florida man goes to prison for causing the deaths of an Ohio mother and daughter; two stories involving police officers make news out of Northeast Ohio; the OSU Spring Game is on - but attendance will be limited.

The Ohio State Fair will again be hampered by the pandemic; a factory explosion kills a worker in Columbus; a doctor sees hope despite an increase in Covid-19 cases; highway construction season means danger for ODOT road crews.

The BBB in Toledo warns of scams involving coronavirus vaccines; Ashland County judge pushes back against mask mandate in case involving local restaurant; Cuyahoga County struggling with increase in overdose deaths; noted wildlife conservationist Jack Hanna diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease.

Gov. Mike Dewine laid out what he called "streamlined" new health orders on Tuesday to make event organizing easier; doctors issue warning as COVID-19 cases surge in northwest Ohio; Lt. Gov. Jon Husted agrees to meet with Asian-American leaders in his community, following controversial Tweet; Cleveland businessman joins U.S. Senate race, former Ohio Dept. of Health director says she won't run.

Gov. Mike Dewine announces new, streamlined health orders that will seem familiar to individuals but provide clearer rules for events, businesses; Dewine says efforts to vaccinate college students will be impacted by Johnson and Johnson vaccine spoilage; today is the final day to register to vote for the May primary; western Ohio woman facing charges after sending text about active shooter as an A...

Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity faces charges from Bowling Green State University in connection with hazing death of student Stone Foltz; Gov. Mike Dewine announces effort to get college students vaccinated before leaving campus for the summer; Ohio Department of Health says case numbers, hospitalizations trending in wrong direction; Lt. Gov. Jon Husted says he will not apologize for comments that Ohio...

Gov. Mike Dewine announces that state to focus on getting Ohio's college students vaccinated before they leave campuses for the summer; Ohio health orders to remain in place as new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations begin to trend upward; FirstEnergy Corporation repays $26 million in subsidies tied to tainted energy bill at the center of federal corruption investigation; Ohio Attorney General to...

Health experts urge Ohioans not to let down their guard in the face of a spike of COVID-19 cases; two people killed and two teens hospitalized following swimming incident near Delaware Dam on Tuesday night; Ohio hires another private company in an effort to combat unemployment fraud.

Health officials urge patience for Ohioans seeking vaccine appointments after becoming newly-eligible, this week; Gov. Mike Dewine says state crafting plan to get shots in arms of college students; Dewine says tweet by Lt. Gov. Jon Husted was not hate speech against Asian-Americans; four killed in crash on Interstate 71 on Monday night.

Ohioans between the ages of 16 and 39 eligible become eligible for the first time today to receive the coronavirus vaccine; Franklin County coroner's report shows Andre Hill was shot four times by now-ex police officer Adam Coy in December; Butler County township trustee speaks out against hate crimes targeting Asian-American, shows scars he garnered serving in U.S. Army; lawmakers approve a bill...

High winds swept across Ohio overnight, leaving as many as 150,000 customers without power and leading some schools to cancel online classes; power officials urge Ohioans to be patient as crews try to make repairs safely; Gov. Mike Dewine says new COVID-19 case numbers up slightly, prolonging the need for health orders.

Ohio to receive more than 570,000 vaccine doses next week as eligibility expands to all adults, teens 16 and older; Gov. Mike Dewine reacts to having veto overridden for the first time as governor; Ohio prepares for wide-spread wind warnings and watches tonight, early tomorrow morning.

Ohio General Assembly overrides Gov. Mike Dewine's veto of their bill that would strip the governor of his power to issue health orders during a pandemic; President Joe Biden highlights efforts to strengthen, improve upon Affordable Care Act during visit to Columbus on Tuesday; one of those killed in mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado was a Cleveland native; Ohio's GOP U.S. senator reacts to shoot...

President Joe Biden touts anniversary of Affordable Care Act and benefits of American Rescue Plan in stop at OSU Wexner Medical Center; Gov. Mike Dewine vetoes bill that would strip him of authority to issue health orders; importance of body cameras evident as northwest Ohio police department tries to explain police-involved shooting of a burglary suspect.

Ohio surpasses 1 million COVID-19 cases as the state marks one year of taking steps to combat it; Gov. Mike Dewine says vaccine providers can offer shot appointments to younger Ohioans if they have slots not occupied by those currently eligible; Pres. Joe Biden scheduled to visit Columbus on Tuesday to tout American Rescue Plan, will visit OSU Wexner Medical Center.

Ohio's chief medical officer says patience will be required for newly-eligible Ohioans seeking to receive coronavirus vaccine, but he has confidence in the system; Gov. Mike Dewine updated Ohio yesterday on the state's case numbers, saying there is a ways to go before all health orders will be lifted; former U.S. attorney to investigate suspected hazing death at Bowling Green State University.

Family of Casey Goodson Jr. says autopsy report proves Franklin County Sheriff's deputy murdered Goodson, who was shot five times in the back; future unclear for measure that could expel former House Speaker Larry Householder from chamber; Gov. Mike Dewine says, at current rate, any Ohioan who wants to be vaccinated should be able to do so by summer; Pres. Joe Biden plans to visit Ohio next week t...