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Haitians in Springfield report receiving letters ordering them to report to ICE office; house explosion in Canton leaves 2 people hospitalized; officials pull the plug on a proposed addition to the Columbus skyline; some state lawmakers want to lower Ohio's voting age to 16.

Haitians in Springfield report receiving letters ordering them to report to ICE office; house explosion in Canton leaves 2 people hospitalized; officials pull the plug on a proposed addition to the Columbus skyline; some state lawmakers want to lower Ohio's voting age to 16.

An explosion leveled a house and damaged others in a Canton neighborhood; fire caused extensive damage to the Harry & David warehouse in central Ohio; former ODJFS contract worker accused of collecting fraudulent pandemic unemployment benefits; Cleveland Clinic teaming up with the city's upcoming WNBA team.

Mental competency evaluation and bond reduction requested for Christina Siders in the Vinton County child endangerment case; police chief in a Cincinnati suburb accused of using a law enforcement database inappropriately; state lawmakers want stricter safety rules for rideshare companies; Ohio State University announced a partnership with Chase Bank.

Mental competency evaluation and bond reduction requested for Christina Siders in the Vinton County child endangerment case; police chief in a Cincinnati suburb accused of using a law enforcement database inappropriately; state lawmakers want stricter safety rules for rideshare companies; Ohio State University announced a partnership with Chase Bank.

Severe weather causes power outages in southern Ohio; details released about the suspect in the shooting death of North Royalton's building commissioner; northwest Ohio health officials give an update on the cyclosporiasis outbreak; ride inspections are underway before the Ohio State Fair opens tomorrow.

Severe weather causes power outages in southern Ohio; details released about the suspect in the shooting death of North Royalton's building commissioner; northwest Ohio health officials give an update on the cyclosporiasis outbreak; ride inspections are underway before the Ohio State Fair opens tomorrow.

Vigil planned in honor of North Royalton Building Commissioner who was shot and killed while on the job Friday; Temporary Protected Status has expired for thousands of Haitian immigrants in Springfield; OSU is blocking a fraternity from campus for the next 10 years; there will be a new carousel at the Ohio State Fair this year.

New measles cases in northeast Ohio are causing concern; fatal shooting at a bar on South Bass Island marks the first homicide in Put-in-Bay in 15 years; two tornadoes confirmed in southeast Ohio after Tuesday's storms; this year's State Fair featured deviled egg flavor has been revealed.

New measles cases in northeast Ohio are causing concern; fatal shooting at a bar on South Bass Island marks the first homicide in Put-in-Bay in 15 years; two tornadoes confirmed in southeast Ohio after Tuesday's storms; this year's State Fair featured deviled egg flavor has been revealed.

Shooting at a southwest Ohio factory leaves one dead and one arrested; large apartment complex fire near Cleveland caused residents to evacuate; Toledo's police chief is retiring; bear sightings have increased in Ohio.

Several tornadoes confirmed after severe weather swept through Ohio on Tuesday; northeast Ohio city officials accused of posing a a firefighter online during union contract talks; 17-year-old northwest Ohio boy who was missing for nearly seven weeks has returned home safely; Springfield is getting an electric plane factory.

Five bodies pulled from the Scioto River north of Columbus; officials in Cincinnati are investigating after an automatic floodgate failed, causing deadly flooding; cyclosporiasis cases in northwest Ohio continue to rise; Cleveland and Columbus are part of a bid for the 2031 FIFA Women's World Cup.

search underway north of Columbus after 2 people died after being pulled from the Scioto River and at least 2 others are missing; one dead after a domestic violence incident in northeast Ohio's Westlake; another air quality alert is in effect due to Canadian wildfire smoke; Ohio is taking steps to demolish unsafe and rundown buildings.

search underway north of Columbus after 2 people died after being pulled from the Scioto River and at least 2 others are missing; one dead after a domestic violence incident in northeast Ohio's Westlake; another air quality alert is in effect due to Canadian wildfire smoke; Ohio is taking steps to demolish unsafe and rundown buildings.

Drifting Canadian wildfire smoke causing air quality alerts around the state; a fourth person has died after a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning incident in Toledo; another Siders family member has had their attorney request a gag order in the Vinton County child endangerment case; northeast Ohio-based Schwebel's bakery is facing another lawsuit.

Drifting Canadian wildfire smoke causing air quality alerts around the state; a fourth person has died after a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning incident in Toledo; another Siders family member has had their attorney request a gag order in the Vinton County child endangerment case; northeast Ohio-based Schwebel's bakery is facing another lawsuit.

Canadian wildfire smoke is impacting Ohio's air quality; two northwest Ohio workers injured in a natural gas explosion; gag order in the Siders case raises questions; help is coming for Toledo-area residents affected by recent flooding.

Gag order issued for one of the defendants in the Vinton County child abuse case; Columbus police officer accidentally shoots another officer while firing at a dog; Ohio EPA is reviewing a controversial blanket permit process for data center water discharge; Hocking Hills is getting a mountain coaster.

Gag order issued for one of the defendants in the Vinton County child abuse case; Columbus police officer accidentally shoots another officer while firing at a dog; Ohio EPA is reviewing a controversial blanket permit process for data center water discharge; Hocking Hills region is getting a mountain coaster.

57 of Ohio's 88 counties are now reporting cases of cyclosporiasis; state approves $1M for Vinton County to help 16 children removed from their home; police in Columbus have arrested a man seen abusing a dog in a viral social media video; a southwest Ohio village may face dissolution.

Man facing charges in Columbus after the shooting death of his young son; body of a child pulled from Lake Erie in Cleveland; Gov DeWine reacts to the death of US Senator Lindsey Graham; Columbus will no longer share Flock camera data.

Man facing charges in Columbus after the shooting death of his young son; body of a child pulled from Lake Erie in Cleveland; Gov DeWine reacts to the death of US Senator Lindsey Graham; Columbus will no longer share Flock camera data.

Central Ohio man arrested for exposing himself to a child at a Marysville pool; woman missing for weeks found dead near Cincinnati; Twinsburg Township residents say they can still smell gas after an explosion from a gas leak destroyed three homes and damaged several others; CNBC named Ohio America's top state for business.

Central Ohio man arrested for exposing himself to a child at a Marysville pool; woman missing for weeks found dead near Cincinnati; Twinsburg Township residents say they can still smell gas after an explosion from a gas leak destroyed three homes and damaged several others; CNBC named Ohio America's top state for business.

Vinton County prosecutor holds news conference to discuss the Siders family child abuse case; sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man they were trying to arrest; Gov. DeWine signed a bill making catalytic converter theft a fifth-degree felony; Columbus has more UFO sightings than anywhere else in the state.

Vinton County prosecutor holds news conference to discuss the Siders family child abuse case; sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man they were trying to arrest; Gov. DeWine signed a bill making catalytic converter theft a fifth-degree felony; Columbus has more UFO sightings that anywhere else in the state.

New details released in the Vinton County child abuse case; Franklin County Board of Elections completes recount in Whitehall, near Columbus; new bill at the statehouse would give more freedom to Ohio's civic centers; University of Cincinnati bucks the trend of declining enrollment.

New details released in the Vinton County child abuse case; Franklin County Board of Elections completes recount in Whitehall, near Columbus; new bill at the statehouse would give more freedom to Ohio's civic centers; University of Cincinnati bucks the trend of declining enrollment.

Victims, suspect named in Rittman shooting that killed a police officer; felony charge filed in the drowning of an 11-year-old girl in the Toledo area; evacuation order lifted in Bucyrus after a train derailment; state officials announce Ohio has a more than $1B surplus.

Rittman Police officer killed in a shooting; train derailment prompts evacuation order in part of Bucyrus; body recovered from Lake Erie amid search efforts for a missing 11-year-old girl in the Toledo area; NWS says relief from the current heatwave is in sight.

Sixteen children removed from a Vinton County home in the care of the state; three victims identified after deadly fire at a hotel in Wooster Township; Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno announces plans to introduce federal legislation ending birthright citizenship; Cincinnati highway project receives funding.

Four adults arrested after 16 children were found living in deplorable conditions in Vinton County; three people are dead after a hotel fire in Wooster Township; Kroger is buying Giant Eagle; ODNR reports recent bear sightings in Ohio.

Northeast Ohio authorities warn of a serial prowler in Alliance; Columbus City Council votes to extend the city's youth curfew; talks have stalled between Akron transit workers and the city; Ukrainian drone manufacturer picks northwest Ohio as location of its first US facility.

Sentences thrown out for 2 witnesses in the Pike County massacre case; Toledo woman headed to prison after federal investigators said she stole from a church; Cincinnati drivers will find some downtown highway exits closed; Columbus City Council voting on earlier curfews for teens.

Haitian immigrants in Springfield reacting to US Supreme Court's ruling that their Temporary Protected Status can end; natural gas explosion rocks a Twinsburg neighborhood; flash flood risk is increasing in southeast Ohio; northeast Ohio woman suing her son, saying he stole money from her to buy a wining lottery ticket.

US Supreme Court rules that the Trump administration can end temporary protected status for Haitians immigrants, including thousands who live in southwest Ohio; ODNR is investigating a drowning in the Licking River; Gov. DeWine vetoes bill that would have required voters to present a photo ID when casting an absentee ballot; Ohio High School Athletic Association will make girls' flag football a sanctioned sport.

Ohio Supreme Court again declines to hear an appeal for a new trial by Mackenzie Shirilla; Toledo will continue using Flock cameras; state wildlife officials say black bear sightings have reached an all-time high; Cincinnati Bengals fans are talking after QB Joe Burrow appeared at Fashion Week in Milan, Italy.

One person killed, another injured in a shooting north of Cincinnati; northeast Ohio company hired by the federal government to clean up the algae-filled reflecting pool in Washington, DC; new research predicts a bleak economic future for Ohio; another northeast Ohio bakery is stepping in to help after the Schwebel company announced it is closing.

More severe weather moves through southwest Ohio after NWS confirms several tornadoes touched down there last week; investigators are looking into a small plane crash that killed three in northwest Ohio; Columbus city officials are moving forward with stricter curfews for kids; proposed constitutional amendment banning large data centers will not be on the November ballot.

National Weather Service assesses storm damage in Southern Ohio; Canton man indicted for stealing over $300K in charitable donations; new Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson weighs in on Governor DeWine's push to abolish the death penalty in the state; there's a new alert system dedicated to finding missing children with autism.

Severe weather rips through southern Ohio; near Cleveland, 2 men were arrested in a stolen car with an 8-year-old child in it; Toledo Clinic's main campus shut down after a hazardous materials incident; Columbus is not a good city for pedestrians.

Second suspect arrested in Toledo mass shooting; Columbus police officer arrested for strangling his fiancee; new legislation could change when Ohio teens can get their driving learner's permit; Ohio beverage makes can once again sell marijuana-infused drinks.

Central Ohio man charged for alleged plot to attack Sunday's White House UFC fight; three people injured when they were struck by a sprint car at the Wayne County Speedway; authorities in Wood County are searching for a missing 17-year-old; Governor DeWine wants Ohio to repeal the death penalty.

Federal agents raided an Ohio voter rights group; judge sets bond for suspect in Toledo's Old West End Festival mass shooting; officials are reviewing plans to overhaul the Cuyahoga County Justice Center and Jail; Cheryl Krueger, founder of Cheryl's Cookies, has died.

Toledo police have arrested a suspect in last weekend's Old West End mass shooting; elderly man dead after his plane crashed into a house near the Portsmouth airport; man arrested for a Cleveland-area road rage shooting; Ohio lawmakers voted on an expansion to the state's vehicular homicide laws.

Toledo police identify a suspect in the mass shooting at last weekend's Old West End Festival; Cincinnati man pleaded guilty to causing an apartment explosion that injured five people; a constitutional amendment regarding voter ID will be on the November ballot; northwest Ohio is getting a Trader Joe's grocery store.

Toledo city officials provide an update after Saturday's mass shooting; northeast Ohio daycare worker facing charges tied to child sex abuse material; two adults and a child were hospitalized after an apartment fire in Columbus; Ohio House of Representatives has passed a new bill aimed at ending childcare fraud.

Boy who died in a stolen car crash in Cleveland identified; a Cincinnati police captain is suing the department and former chief; Ohio has a new attorney general; wine drinkers in the Buckeye State scored a victory in federal court.

Police looking for suspects after a mass shooting at the Old West End Festival; body discovered in the Ohio River; new online dashboard provides public access to crime data from across the state; staffing issues are cutting into pool time in Cleveland.

Feds announce fraud enforcement initiative in Ohio; former pro baseball player and high school coach in northeast Ohio indicted on charges including rape and grooming; 18-year-old accused of pulling off a transgender woman's clothing at Cedar Point is banned from all Six Flags parks for life; Ohio State University committee recommends firing of assistant professor who allegedly assaulted a citizen journalist.