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The woman was hit by the truck on the church's property.

The child was turned over to hospital security around 3:40 p.m.

Police Weekend 2021 events begin Thursday at 6 p.m. with a candlelight vigil.

The bill awaits further consideration in the Ohio Senate.

All major business and health groups oppose the legislation, and the Republican president of the Ohio Senate has also signaled his disapproval.

There are nine kiosks across the state.

School officials said Mandel staged an event to “disrupt a public meeting.”

The middle school teacher passed away on Oct. 9.

Myla Brickner of New Reigel was pulled onstage by Dierks Bentley during a concert.

It's been in Ohio since the 1800’s, but experts say its population is now exploding.

The victim was originally identified as someone else.

Imagine being in desperate need of a kidney transplant and forced to wait for more than a year and a half to find a perfect match? Then just days before the life-saving surgery you learn the hospital has canceled it because your donor did not get a COVID vaccine.

Police said that the accident occurred on Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway near Daly Rd. around 4:11 p.m.

Monday, Oct. 11, will mark exactly one year since Hall of Fame Second Baseman Joe Morgan passed away.

Skyline Chili is celebrating its 72nd birthday on Friday by holding a giveaway for its customers.

Stink bugs are beginning to find a warm place for hibernation.

Trooper Josef Brobst of the Findlay Post is being treated for "serious, yet non-life threatening" injuries.

Robert Hathorn was arrested early Thursday afternoon after leading authorities on a lengthy search in Hancock County.

An Akron family is still trying to make sense of an unimaginable tragedy.

“Two dudes had guns. Wanted me and her to come outside while my daughter was right there. So, we just gave up the dog because they had the gun pulled out on us. We couldn’t do nothing.”

The bill would allow students and employees to opt-out of vaccine mandates.

Under the education guidelines, the Department of Higher Ed is calling on institutions to commit to implementing hazing prevention education and awareness, hold community members accountable, and report violations of their policies on their websites.

October through December are the times of the year when crashes involving deer tend to increase.

Thousands of students at three Ohio universities have requested exemptions from vaccine mandates, and university authorities have granted a majority of those requests, a 19 News investigation shows.

Law enforcement agencies are warning about destructive new challenges on the horizon.

eed a copy of your driver’s license? You don’t have to go into an Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles office anymore.

The operation also helped 51 potential human trafficking victims.

You may register or update your registration online or at the Board of Elections office in your county, public library or BMV.

There are more than 125,000 total COVID-19 cases in pregnant women in the U.S., according to the CDC. Of those cases, 97% are unvaccinated.

Vaccinated Ohioans ages 12-25 can enter the drawing.