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Heavy rains cause flooding in eastern Ohio; one dead, several injured after an early-morning mass shooting in Columbus on Saturday; thousands took to the streets in Ohio's "No Kings" protests; Lucas County water rates could go up soon.

No charges for Cincinnati neo-Nazi protesters; a Toledo lawmaker is addressing high number of missing women and girls of color; proposed state legislation would increases penalties for crimes against prison staff; Cleveland teens honored for saving a child from drowning.

Residents in Vinton County allowed to return home after evacuations for chemical leak; Cleveland Catholic school employee on leave following allegations of sexual misconduct involving a former student; woman suing University of Toledo Medical Center and a surgeon for operation on the wrong leg; there have been bear sightings in Licking and Guernsey counties.

Circleville residents are cleaning up after heavy weekend rain led to extensive flooding; chaos at a church festival near Cleveland; central Ohio man faces charges for producing AI child porn; newly proposed state legislation would require emergency exit lanes in fast food drive thrus.

Family of four rescued after flash flooding in northeast Ohio; recent high school graduate in Cincinnati detained by ICE and may face deportation; Henry County man facing charges after a large number of dogs were found living in squalid conditions; Ohio's public libraries may face funding cuts.

SWOH Kohls Layoffs; No More Kings Demonstrations; Nick Chubb to Texans; SWOH Priest Porn Scandal; Morrow County Death Penalty Sought; Franklin County Inmate Capture; East Cleveland Sentencing Delay; Marysville OIS More; Soccer Player ICE Detention; 1989 Murder Indictment; Lucas-Maumee Settlement; Delaware Ice Rink

Southwest Ohio Stabbing Death; Gahanna OIS Incident; P & G Layoffs; Knox Co Standoff Deaths; I-77 Road Rage Murder Sentence; West Jefferson Car Into Pond Deaths; Lakota Elementary Principal Child Assault; Lorain County ICE Blacklist

Another former employee has filed a lawsuit against the city of Cleveland Heights; former southwest Ohio government administrator found guilty after a human trafficking investigation; the state's House Minority Leader is stepping down; Akron-based Goodyear is celebrating a major anniversary for its iconic blimp.

Man accused in the fatal shooting of a Morrow County sheriff's deputy appears in court; new report finds a lack of knowledge may have led to delays in EPA response to the East Palestine train derailment; state Senate republicans want to use unclaimed funds to support the Cleveland Browns' new stadium and the Cincinnati Bengals' stadium renovations; Westerville's new police chief makes history in Central Ohio.

Law enforcement officials in Central Ohio share details about the capture of a man who allegedly shot two police officers last week; Cleveland Heights city council passed a resolution of no confidence against the city's mayor; bill regarding dangerous dogs is making its way through the statehouse; Put-in-Bay man goes to space.

Police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide in Tuscarawas County; the man accused of shooting 2 police officers in Columbus has been captured; there's a new lawsuit regarding the East Palestine train derailment; there are new rankings for the mascots of the Cleveland Guardians and Cincinnati Reds.

Police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide in Tuscarawas County; the man accused of shooting 2 police officers in Columbus has been captured; there's a new lawsuit regarding the East Palestine train derailment; there are new rankings for the mascots of the Cleveland Guardians and Cincinnati Reds.

Former Cincinnati city council member receives presidential pardon; father of a slain Toledo police officer sentenced for stealing from a charity he set up in honor of his son; East Cleveland mayor found guilty of corruption; bill banning police departments from setting ticket and arrest quotas unanimously passes Ohio house.

Two Columbus-area police officers wounded after a traffic stop ends in gunfire; bond set at $2M for Cleveland man accused in a 2013 murder; state charges dropped against 24-year-old Venezuelan national accused of posing as a high school student near Toledo; three people are facing charges for an extensive food stamp scam.

Venezuelan man who allegedly posed as a high school student in Toledo has faced a federal judge; Medina police are looking for a man who they say tried to abduct a 10-year-old; radio station in Bryan is off the air after a fire destroyed its facilities; the man who sang the unofficial anthem of Ohio State football has died.

Morrow County sheriff's deputy shot and killed in the line of duty; two separate small plane crashes in Ohio Sunday morning left one dead and another person injured; two bills in the Ohio House of Representatives are drawing controversy; Ohio's oldest living US Army veteran reflects on Memorial Day.

Morrow County sheriff's deputy shot and killed in the line of duty; two separate small plane crashes in Ohio Sunday morning left one dead and another person injured; two bills in the Ohio House of Representatives are drawing controversy; Ohio's oldest living US Army veteran reflects on Memorial Day.

Columbus firefighter arrested on federal child pornography charges; ICE getting involved in the case of a 24 year old man who posed as a high school student in northwest Ohio; congressman from southwest Ohio catching heat from President Trump for voting against the big, beautiful bill; where is Cleveland Heights' mayor?

Columbus firefighter arrested on federal child pornography charges; ICE getting involved in the case of a 24 year old man who posed as a high school student in northwest Ohio; congressman from southwest Ohio catching heat from President Trump for voting against the big, beautiful bill; where is Cleveland Heights' mayor?

Embattled Cleveland Heights mayor speaks about recent controversy at city hall; a lake north of Cincinnati is dangerously contaminated with bacteria; new proposed legislation seeks to end quotas used to evaluate Ohio police officer performance; some Central Ohio patients will start paying for some MyChart messages with their doctor.

24-year-old man from Venezuela allegedly posed as a 17-year-old high school student in Toledo for more than a year; federal lawsuit filed in Columbus over possible deportation of a pregnant mother; two new bills at the statehouse would expand legal gambling in Ohio; state lawmaker wants to declare an official state superhero.

24-year-old man from Venezuela allegedly posed as a 17-year-old high school student in Toledo for more than a year; federal lawsuit filed in Columbus over possible deportation of a pregnant mother; two new bills at the statehouse would expand legal gambling in Ohio; state lawmaker wants to declare an official state superhero.

Former teacher in Columbus charged for alleged inappropriate relationship with a student; Hamilton County coroner releases info on officer-involved death of man whose father later allegedly ran over a sheriff's deputy; protesters in Cleveland Heights call for mayor's resignation over his wife's alleged behavior; ODNR offers tips to stay safe while fishing.

Former teacher in Columbus charged for alleged inappropriate relationship with a student; Hamilton County coroner releases info on officer-involved death of man whose father later allegedly ran over a sheriff's deputy; protesters in Cleveland Heights call for mayor's resignation over his wife's alleged behavior; ODNR offers tips to stay safe while fishing.

Family of four struck by a train in Fremont; Cleveland fire cadet died after a medical emergency; former OSU wrestler and Olympic gold medalist Kyle Snyder pleaded guilty to a lesser charge after his arrest during a prostitution sting; Ohio's unemployment rate is higher than the national average.

Family of four struck by a train in Fremont; Cleveland fire cadet died after a medical emergency; former OSU wrestler and Olympic gold medalist Kyle Snyder pleaded guilty to a lesser charge after his arrest during a prostitution sting; Ohio's unemployment rate is higher than the national average.

Columbus mother indicted on murder charges for the death of her 6-year-old daughter; federal lawsuit filed against Case Western Reserve University; new Ohio bill takes aim at drag performances; Kroger accused of overcharging customers.

Two men are dead after an apparent murder-suicide near Cleveland; Franklin County is seeing an uptick in child deaths; Ohio Ballot Board votes to move forward with a proposed constitutional amendment banning property taxes; NFL commissioner back Cleveland Browns' stadium move.

Canton parents arrested for the death of their 3-year-old adoptive son; state releases audit report on Columbus Zoo embezzlement; Starbucks workers in Bowling Green are taking steps toward unionization; Cincinnati Reds honor Pet Rose as his MLB ban is lifted.

Man accused of killing a police officer in Cincinnati sues police and jail; former OSU wrestler and Olympics gold medalist Kyle Snyder arrested in Columbus prostitution sting; OSU women's basketball coach facing OVI charge; Ohio property tax amendment effort takes another step forward.

Man arrested in Dayton after a SWAT standoff; restoration efforts at East Palestine derailment site are expected to conclude next month; verdict expected this week in the trial of a truck driver accused in the deaths of 6 people in an I-70 bus crash; $75k in grants awarded to improve literacy in Cleveland.

Prosecutors plan to seek death penalty against a man accused of killing a sheriff's deputy in Cincinnati; UPS layoffs will hit NE Ohio; Lt. Governor Tressel says he may run for governor; NW Ohio hosting the biggest week in American birding.

GoFundMe pulls fundraisers for Rodney Hinton Jr. who is accused of fatally striking a sheriff's deputy with his car; residents in Northwest Ohio's Luckey are concerned about the safety of drinking water there; Northeast Ohio police chief is on leave after allegedly driving drunk; Ohio State football team honored by the state senate.

A Columbus mother is facing charges after her 6-year-old daughter's death; fugitive from Toledo caught in Atlanta; state Issue 2 passes in primary election; police near Akron made a bizarre discovery during a traffic stop.

Akron man indicted for allegedly killing a 12-year-old boy by making him take ice baths; funeral arrangements announced for Hamilton County sheriff's deputy Larry Henderson; questions surround a plane crash near Ashland County yesterday; AG Yost has certified language for referendum regarding Ohio's Higher Education Act.

Man in Cincinnati charged with fatally striking a deputy with his car a day after his son was killed in an officer-involved shooting; trial is underway for truck driver who killed 6 and injured several others when he crashed into a charter bus on I-70; man arrested in more than a decade-old murder in northeast Ohio; a southwest Ohio ICE arrest is being disputed.

Akron babysitter arrested after a child in her care wound up with 3rd degree burns; OSU gives an update on DEI changes at the school; southwest Ohio tax levy didn't make it to Tuesday's ballot because of a typo; NFL fines Atlanta Falcons and their DC fined over pranks call to Browns draftees.

New lawsuit filed over East Palestine train derailment; Ohio University ends diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives; new case of measles confirmed in Defiance County; Ohio is working on a proposal to help firefighters and other first responders deal with the emotional toll of their jobs.

Toledo parents charged with child endangerment after 5 kids were removed from their home; two men sentenced to prison for their roles in last year's Cleveland street takeovers; state's supreme court upholds ban on gender affirming care for minors; Cincinnati is one of the top cities in the country when it comes to addressing the housing shortage.

Ashtabula County health officials are investigating a mysterious rash that is spreading rapidly in one school district; Columbus-area school janitor facing charges for sexting with a 16-year-old; Akron school board accepts superintendent's resignation; a new study indicates the Cleveland Browns' domed stadium plan is "optimistic."

Weekend fire at Canton apartment complex leaves a dozen people homeless; antisemitic graffiti shut down a Dayton-area restaurant; Ohio University student reports she was raped in a residence hall; another confirmed tornado brings this season's total in Ohio to 15.

Southwest Ohio feds say they've arrested an MS-13 gang member who is here illegally; DNA testing identified a Cuyahoga County John Doe; NWS confirms an EF-0 tornado touched down in Butler County earlier this month; Lt. Governor Tressel spent some time with OSU football players.

Human remains found under the porch of a house outside of Xenia; Darnell Jones indicted by a Toledo grand jury for the murder of his 13-year-old daughter, Kei'mani Latigue; a dozen private college and university presidents taking a stand against government overreach in higher education; in his state of the city address, Cleveland's mayor says he is about 50% optimistic that the Browns will keep playing downtown.

An Ohio cardinal will participate in the election of a new pope; 18-year-old University of Cincinnati football player dies unexpectedly; OSU investigating reports of hidden cameras in residence hall; AG Yost says Ohio is seeing a surge in psychedelic mushroom products marketed as candy.

27-count indictment handed down in sexual abuse case involving the son of a Central Ohio megachurch pastor; abandoned house where Kei'mani Latigue's body was found in Toledo caught fire over the weekend; Chillicothe's Pixelle paper mill staying open for now; Cincinnati officials announce a new MLK memorial.

27-count indictment handed down in sexual abuse case involving the son of a Central Ohio megachurch pastor; abandoned house where Kei'mani Latigue's body was found in Toledo caught fire over the weekend; Chillicothe's Pixelle paper mill staying open for now; Cincinnati officials announce a new MLK memorial.

Police confirm a murder-suicide in southwest Ohio; Wayne County community mourns the loss of a firefighter who was struck by a vehicle while helping a stranded motorist; church in central Ohio distances itself from pastor's son after allegations of sexual abuse; marijuana sales in Ohio have topped $2.5 billion.

Huron County firefighter killed in the line of duty; sheriff's deputy in northwest Ohio suspended for neglect of duty; shutdown of Pixelle paper mill in Chillicothe paused; southwest Ohio school district defying federal directives regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion.

OSU grad student sues the Trump administration for revoking his F-1 visa; court blocks the state law banning transgender women from playing women's sports; Governor DeWine directs state resources to help employees who will be unemployed after the Pixelle paper mill in Chillicothe closes; Cleveland will have a women's professional soccer team.

OSU grad student sues the Trump administration for revoking his F-1 visa; court blocks the state law banning transgender women from playing women's sports; Governor DeWine directs state resources to help employees who will be unemployed after the Pixelle paper mill in Chillicothe closes; Cleveland will have a women's professional soccer team.

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