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The emergency declaration follows a week after three tornadoes tore through Goshen and surrounding communities.

The story of a 10-year-old from Ohio who had to travel across state lines to get an abortion was mentioned by President Joe Biden.

Ohio’s current ‘heartbeat bill’ permits abortions into about the sixth week of pregnancy.

Seven people were arrested for rioting, and two of them had to be hospitalized. Police said Akron General had to be locked down, and pepper spray was deployed when 100 people blocked the entrance to the emergency room.

The cat, dogs, ferrets, and rabbit were all infested with fleas, and many were underweight and losing hair from long-term skin conditions while the snakes had no food or water in their filthy tanks, and they were suffering from dehydration, mites, and being malnourished, the Portage Animal Protective League described.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol said a trooper clocked a motorcyclist speeding at a rate that would have been “catastrophic” in a crash over the July 4 holiday weekend.

The Kentucky Supreme Court has denied a motion filed by Attorney General Daniel Cameron in an effort to reinstate an abortion ban in the commonwealth.

Firefighters battled an intense blaze overnight at a home in Cleveland’s Slavic Village.

Toledo Hemp Center is offering free CBD liquid packets in hopes of making dogs and cats a little less anxious.

A woman is now facing felony burglary charges for allegedly making herself at home inside a stranger’s house in Trumbull County.

Quinn is quite the shell-ebrity, as she’s called the neighborhood surrounding Durango Drive home for 10 years.

Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan said “this is not the time for a city-led celebration.”

“This particular case was unique in the fact that the child had not been abducted, but rather was possibly in need of urgent medical attention,” Mansfield Police stated.

An Ohio man was sentenced on federal charges for making a bomb threat against a reproductive health services facility.

The plaintiffs are asking the Ohio Supreme Court to order state officials not to enforce S.B. 23 and declare the ban unconstitutional.

Columbus Public Health is investigating a case of monkeypox.

Most Ohioans can set off firecrackers, bottle rockets, roman candles and fountains for the first time... if they follow the rules.

Drivers will have more of a reason to skip going to the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles now that more services can be completed online.

Sorry to bug you, but the mayflies are coming.

Legalized sports betting in Ohio will launch on Jan. 1, 2023.

As part of the plea agreement, David Huff will pay $20,000 to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and will be banned from hunting for five years.

The June 13th storms left thousands of Ohioans without power.

Investigators say the woman had removed a tracking bracelet.

Ohio has received a large supply of baby formula as stores across the country continue to keep the shelves stocked.

The infected Franklin County child recently traveled to a country with confirmed measles cases, according ODH.

New OSU Center to focus on psychedelic drug research.

Ohio Edison is taking proactive measures to keep roads along the Lake Erie shoreline safe during the mayfly hatching season.

Ohio’s new law allowing consumer fireworks will go into effect July 1 but local governments have the ability to opt out. What will the City of Toledo decide?

Gov. Mike DeWine signed the law arming teachers Monday afternoon.

The governor has said previous training requirements were ‘irrelevant to school safety.’