One person is dead after early morning house fire in Hebron; death penalty ruled out in the case of a man who killed a sheriff's deputy in Cincinnati; top ICE official stepping down to run against Marcy Kaptur in northwest Ohio's ninth congressional district; William Shatner will be at Fan Expo- Cleveland in March.

Toledo-Lucas County Health Department confirms two children there have died of the flu, bringing the state's total of pediatric flu deaths this season to three; immigration attorneys in Cleveland say they've received reports of ICE activity there; the man accused of vandalizing Vice President JD Vance's Cincinnati home has been indicted by a federal grand jury; a former Ohio State football standout will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame this year.

For the second day in a row, a false threat disrupted the school day for some Central Ohio students; a youth hockey brawl during intermission of a Cleveland Monsters game may have been staged; Lucas County Commissioners vote to decline a $70K federal grant tied to border enforcement; petition to repeal a law that changes marijuana and intoxicating hemp regulations rejected by the AG's office.

Man accused of killing a dentist and his wife in Columbus appeared in court for the first time; trial begins for an elderly Clark County man accused of killing an Uber driver in apparent extortion scam attempt; all Ohio gubernatorial tickets are set; there's an island for sale in Lake Erie.

Man arrested in Illinois for the fatal shootings of a dentist and his wife in Columbus; Canton 15-year-old arrested for the shooting death of his 12-year-old brother; results announced after last month's immigration enforcement efforts in Ohio; recreational marijuana was big business in Ohio last year.

Anti-ICE protests held across Ohio after the fatal shooting of a Minnesota woman by a federal officer; Cincinnati city leaders are considering a settlement with the family of Ryan Hinton who was killed by police last May; arrests made in the burglary of Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders' home; bird flu is back in the Buckeye state.

Anti-Ice protests held across Ohio after the fatal shooting of a Minnesota woman by a federal officer; Cincinnati city leaders are considering a settlement with the family of Ryan Hinton who was killed by police last May; arrests made in the burglary of Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders' home; bird flu is back in the Buckeye state.

Health officials in northeast Ohio are monitoring a measles outbreak involving young children; Columbus billionaire Les Wexner subpoenaed in congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein; Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton chooses her running mate; some Fulton County first responders assisted with an unexpected delivery.

Attorney for man accused of vandalizing VP Vance's Cincinnati-area home says incident has nothing to do with politics; two teens from Dayton led police in northwest Ohio on a chase in a stolen car; Gov. DeWine has endorsed Republican Vivek Ramaswamy for gubernatorial race; a small business owner and drag performer from Toledo is entering the race for Congress.

Attorney for man accused of vandalizing VP Vance's Cincinnati-area home says incident has nothing to do with politics; two teens from Dayton led police in northwest Ohio on a chase in a stolen car; Gov. DeWine has endorsed Republican Vivek Ramaswamy for gubernatorial race; a small business owner and drag performer from Toledo is entering the race for Congress.