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An open burn ban is in effect for all of Ohio through the end of May between 6am and 6pm each day.

Ohio Supreme Court deems another map unconstitutional.

Governor DeWine signed off on Senate Bill 215 on Monday night.

Ohio is now the 22nd state to allow permitless concealed carry.

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Westmoreland devoted his life to expanding Black home ownership and preserving Black history.

The director for the Ohio Department of Health, Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, held a regular COVID-19 briefing on Thursday morning.

'It feels like now a number was put on a value of my grandmother’s life.'

The war has displaced nearly 3 million Ukrainians in the fortnight since it began.

One unlucky suspect is drawing some extra attention from law enforcement, due to a combination of his alleged crimes, his facial tattoo and the proximity to a famous Irish holiday.

Around 80,000 Ukrainians live in Ohio, according to the governor.

Proposed legislation from the state Senate that would allow Ohioans to carry a concealed weapon without a permit is moving forward.

A Sandusky man was arrested over the weekend for allegedly striking a victim in the face with a piece of pizza.

The bill was inspired by a Sylvania Cross Country runner after she was disqualified from a meet for wearing her hijab without prior approval.

"Kyiv is my hometown,” she said. “...and I should tell you that it was the most peaceful nation.”

Two pilots, Shane Alan Halbrook, 59, of Avon, Indiana and Michael D. Wright, 51, were flying a Piper Saratoga from Illinois to Findlay when the plane crashed in Fostoria.

Cedar Point is off the hook for a rollercoaster accident last summer. A six-month-long investigation found that the amusement park is not responsible for the Top Thrill Dragster mishap that left a Michigan woman with brain damage.

"The lower half of his body went numb, and they realized that he had been shot.”

High water is possible on roads.

Morgan Foods is recalling around 2,205 pounds of Skyline Chili products.

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital says that they are still seeing some disturbing trends in COVID-19 hospitalizations, especially in children.

A pair of California men are now facing up to 11 years in prison for a felony drug possession charge stemming from a Feb. 10 traffic stop in Ohio.

Hamilton city officials met at a special meeting today to discuss the possibility of bringing Amtrak services to the Tri-State area.

Cincinnati citizens are continuing their efforts to turn a vacant mansion into a historic landmark.

Stipe Miocic, a former UFC heavyweight champion, was be sworn in as a full-time firefighter for the city of Westlake Tuesday.

Many schools have been showing their Who-Dey spirit this week, and one school in Bridgetown went big by bringing back a blast from the past.

It started off as a traffic stop for failing to use turn signals, but now two West Virginia women are facing up to 22 years in prison for felony drug possession.

Charges are forthcoming for an Akron man that attempted to send bomb threats to police in Ottawa, Canada.

Deputy Joel Rapose leaves behind his dad, a fiance and a 16-year-old son.

A mayor in Ohio suggested during a city council discussion on ice fishing safety that the winter activity could lead to prostitution.