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Governor DeWine denounced Ramaswamy campaign ad; Toledo officials reduce the evacuation radius for a chemical leak; Cleveland police arrest a suspect in a deadly hit-and-run crash; former UC Basketball coach Bob Huggins diagnosed with a condition that leads to cognitive decline;

Governor DeWine denounced Ramaswamy campaign ad; Toledo officials reduce the evacuation radius for a chemical leak; Cleveland police arrest a suspect in a deadly hit-and-run crash; former UC Basketball coach Bob Huggins diagnosed with a condition that leads to cognitive decline;

Ohio's gubernatorial race takes a personal turn as Ramaswamy campaign releases a new ad; explosion at a Toledo chemical terminal prompted evacuation and shelter in place orders; Cleveland working on tax initiatives to attract and retain grocery stores; OSU QB Julian Sayin out indefinitely after injury.

Ohio's gubernatorial race takes a personal turn as Ramaswamy campaign releases a new ad; explosion at a Toledo chemical terminal prompted evacuation and shelter in place orders; Cleveland working on tax initiatives to attract and retain grocery stores; OSU QB Julian Sayin out indefinitely after injury.

Two men indicted in the case of a July house explosion in July; Ohio state representative due in court next week on OVI charges; oversight of Cleveland Police Department will be extended another two years; $50M headed to northwest Ohio for railway improvements.

Two men indicted in the case of a July house explosion in July; Ohio state representative due in court next week on OVI charges; oversight of Cleveland Police Department will be extended another two years; $50M headed to northwest Ohio for railway improvements.

Akron man charged with fatally shooting a woman at a community center in Cuyahoga Falls; Hunters discover a body in the Great Miami River northwest of Cincinnati; funeral details released for Clay Township police officer who was killed in a crash on duty; a Cedar Point rollercoaster has reopened after a part of it fell off over the weekend.

School vouchers ruled unconstitutional; Mover over and slow down law; Toledo high school brawl; OPC data breach; Ohio National Guard deployed; Toddler accidental shooting; Deaf gene therapy; New Fire training center; Shaker Heights false alarm; OSU-Indiana game

School vouchers ruled unconstitutional; Mover over and slow down law; Toledo high school brawl; OPC data breach; Ohio National Guard deployed; Toddler accidental shooting; Deaf gene therapy; New Fire training center; Shaker Heights false alarm; OSU-Indiana game

No kings protests; Ohio Sec of State suspicious letter; Hinton plea; Kaptur hit and run assailant arrested; Another child endangerment case; Deadly fire kills three; Teen threatens high school; Guardians game time moved to 1pm due to weather.

No kings protests; Ohio Sec of State suspicious letter; Hinton plea; Kaptur hit and run assailant arrested; Another child endangerment case; Deadly fire kills three; Teen threatens high school; Guardians game time moved to 1pm due to weather.

No kings protests; Ohio Sec of State suspicious letter; Hinton plea; Kaptur hit and run assailant arrested; Another child endangerment case; Deadly fire kills three; Teen threatens high school; Guardians game time moved to 1pm due to weather.

New location chosen for the Pike County massacre trial of George "Billy" Wagner; Iowa man sentenced to prison for the hit-and-run death of a Licking County farmer; Cincinnati-area police officer facing a felony indictment for allegedly misusing Flock camera data; Honda may build a new plant in Union County.

Records reveal that Toledo's fire chief has applied for the same job in Columbus; Cincinnati-based Kroger announces corporate job cuts; data shows the number of early voters in northwest Ohio; a new study suggests Ohio would be better off banning new data centers.

Records reveal that Toledo's fire chief has applied for the same job in Columbus; Cincinnati-based Kroger announces corporate job cuts; data shows the number of early voters in northwest Ohio; a new study suggests Ohio would be better off banning new data centers.