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Former American Idol contestant from southwest Ohio sentenced to life in prison; Columbus man charged in connection to the death of an Indiana teen officially arraigned in federal court; Fremont paper mill closing, layoffs expected; OSHP says fatal crashes increased over the summer.

More than 1,000 laid off after plant closure in Springfield; Akron high school football game cut short after fights in the crowd; Hancock County reports a case of measles; gas tax holiday in effect, providing some savings at the pump.

More than 1,000 laid off after plant closure in Springfield; Akron high school football game cut short after fights in the crowd; Hancock County reports a case of measles; gas tax holiday in effect, providing some savings at the pump.

Former Catholic Foundation executive in Columbus arrested and charged with sex crimes involving minors; George "Billy" Wagner wants a new attorney just months before his trial connected to the Pike County massacre begins; health officials in northwest Ohio are tracking two confirmed cases of measles; Ohio's 90-day gas tax holiday starts Sunday.

Ohio's 90-day gas tax holiday will begin this Sunday; girls high school soccer team near Columbus accused of hazing; Cincinnati is seeing a decline in homicides; Ohio's minimum wage set to increase in a few months.

Ohio's 90-day gas tax holiday will begin this Sunday; girls high school soccer team near Columbus accused of hazing; Cincinnati is seeing a decline in homicides; Ohio's minimum wage set to increase in a few months.

Former American Idol contestant and pastor convicted of murder in southwest Ohio; KKK flyers found scattered through two Columbus neighborhoods; northwest Ohio interim fire chief facing felony charges for stealing a patient's prescription meds during an ambulance call; Gov. Mike DeWine moving to end E-Check.

Former American Idol contestant and pastor convicted of murder in southwest Ohio; KKK flyers found scattered through two Columbus neighborhoods; northwest Ohio interim fire chief facing felony charges for stealing a patient's prescription meds during an ambulance call; Gov. Mike DeWine moving to end E-Check.

Woman's lawsuit claims doctors at hospital in Marietta amputated the wrong leg; coroner releases the cause of death for college student from Toledo; the former bookkeeper for a lighting company in southwest Ohio faces prison time; state lawmakers to discuss a gas tax holiday.

Missing 2-year-old boy found dead in a retention pond in north Columbus; bomb squad responded to Newark after WWII-era grenades were found in a home; sheriff's office says two Scioto County corrections officers were attacked by an inmate; strike ends for musicians with the Cleveland Orchestra.