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Verdict is in for Ohio man charged with running a fake funeral business; Columbus City Schools teacher's union authorize notice to strike; more than half of Ohio's counties are in high transmission category for Covid-19; it's a tax-free weekend for back to school shoppers.

Cleveland records this year's 100th homicide, Mayor Bibb reacts; Toledo man arrested on Election Day for threatening to shoot voting machines; Buckeye head football coach Ryan Day and his wife make big donation to support mental health services at OSU's hospital; there's a new baby animal at Cincinnati's zoo.

Ohio search and rescue team still aiding flood-ravaged Kentucky; Governor DeWine announces funding for school security; first ever anti-hazing summit held at Bowling Green State University; OHSP has a new superintendent.

Ohio search and rescue crew are aiding flood victims in Eastern Kentucky; monkeypox vaccines are on the way to Ohio, but there probably won't be enough to go around; Browns QB Watson likely to sue if the NFL increases his suspension; "Ohio Safety Summit" kicks off in Columbus to make schools safer.

Ohio rescuers assist Kentucky residents facing deadly floods; ride malfunction injures kids at Summit County Fair; Ohio University is masking back up; Ohio's tax-free weekend is almost here.

The CDC releases its update on COVID and monkeypox in Ohio; the CHIPS Act heads to the President's desk; Comedian/activist Jon Stewart criticizes a group of Republican Senators that includes Ohio's Rob Portman over a bill to help veterans; teachers in Columbus eye a strike.

A judge denies bond for a man accused of raping a then-nine-year old girl in Columbus who later had an abortion in Indiana; Congress passes the CHIPS Act; Cleveland struggles with gun violence; troopers are watching for speeders.

Columbus police looking for a girl they think is a victim of human trafficking; Cleveland-area woman pleads guilty to charges related to January 6th riot; President Biden out of isolation after a negative Covid test; The Ohio State Fair is open.

Hardin County man convicted of kidnapping, raping 7 year-old girl receives sentence; some Covid-19 survivors now experiencing PTSD; Bengals begin training camp; Ohio State Fair butter sculpture theme revealed.

Clark County police officer shot and killed during standoff near Springfield; there are more Monkeypox cases in Ohio; concern over toxic algae in northwest Ohio; more young adults have to live at home.

Ohio's Covid-19 cases increase; weather officials confirm a tornado touched down in Wayne and Holmes counties Wednesday evening; Cleveland's new police chief officially appointed to post; Jazz and Ribs Fest returns to downtown Columbus this weekend.

Police fear teen girl missing from Williams County may be a victim of human trafficking; Family wants feds involved in investigation into police shooting death of Jayland Walker; Jobless claims are the highest they've been in 8 months; there's a new Covid vaccine that may change minds of the unvaccinated.

Prosecution rests in Lucas County fake funeral director trial; Ohio dems call on AG Yost to quit; state supreme court rules congressional election maps unconstitutional; Chips Act one step closer to passing in Congress.

Cleveland city leaders announce financial and other assistance for women who need abortions; Akron announces plan to form citizen review board in response to shooting death of Jayland Walker; health officials say people need to take threat of Monkeypox seriously; Bowling Green trash collector hailed as a hero after assisting resident on his route.

Tornado confirmed after weekend storm damage in Pickaway County; Covid cases are up, again; No date set for city council to vote on term limits for Toledo's mayor; big NIL deal for some OSU football players.

Coroner releases preliminary autopsy report on Jayland Walker; Ohio's Covid-19 numbers are going up; few Ohio kids are getting Covid vaccines; Cleveland hospital system closing two suburban locations.

Indiana's Attorney General reportedly investigating case of 10 year-old Ohio girl who went there for an abortion; update on Warren County police officer shot in the line of duty; new allegations about Tiffin's mayor-elect who abruptly resigned; inflation is tougher on women.

Clearcreek Township police officer shot, critically wounded by suspect; gruesome details emerge in testimony during fake funeral director's trial in Lucas County; Jayland Walker laid to rest; a major I-70 upgrade is complete.

Family of Jayland Walker asks protesters to stop until after his funeral; Ohio health officials react to President's directive regarding emergency abortions; more adults may need a second Covid vaccine booster shot; college near Toledo raffling off free tuition.

Apparent domestic dispute leads to two deaths at Columbus business; Scioto County Girl Scout camp that had Norovirus outbreak in May now shut down due to Covid-19; Trial begins for man accused of running unlicensed funeral business; Ohio State Fair's butter cow is back.