Some Columbus residents are wondering why tornado sirens didn't sound on Tuesday; Emily Moreno sues her ex-husband, Ohio U.S. Representative Max Miller; courier unloading prescription drugs robbed outside of a pharmacy; BBB warns of predatory storm clean-up scams.

One death and widespread flooding being reported after severe storms in Ohio on Tuesday; sixteen inmates hospitalized after a lightning strike in northeast Ohio; in Cincinnati, the Ohio River is expected to crest sometime this evening; Waterville's mayor will not face criminal charges for allegedly stalking a resident in a dispute over data centers.

Two Canton police officers avoid trial by taking plea deals for the death of Frank Tyson; northwest Ohio mother sentenced to community control for injecting supposed human waste into her child's IV at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus; severe storms bring down trees, cause flooding; President Trump visits northeast Ohio for final day of the Patriot Games.

Warning issued by northeast Ohio hospital regarding a measles exposure on August 1; two missing Toledo teens found in Cleveland; Columbus City Council holding a public hearing regarding the use of Flock cameras; US Representative Marcy Kaptur released from the hospital following a car crash last weekend.

Warning issued by northeast Ohio hospital regarding a measles exposure on August 1; two missing Toledo teens found in Cleveland; Columbus City Council holding a public hearing regarding the use of Flock cameras; US Representative Marcy Kaptur released from the hospital following a car crash last weekend.

Sen. Jon Husted calls for Rep. Max Miller to step down amid accusations of domestic violence; Islamic center vandalized in Cincinnati; new numbers released in the cyclosporiasis outbreak; Neil Armstrong's childhood home is for sale.

Sen. Jon Husted calls for Rep. Max Miller to step down amid accusations of domestic violence; Islamic center vandalized in Cincinnati; new numbers released in the cyclosporiasis outbreak; Neil Armstrong's childhood home is for sale.

Haitian immigrants in southwest Ohio face the possibility of deportation at any time; fourth Siders family member requests mental health evaluation in the Vinton County child endangerment case; bus fire shuts down a Cleveland-area highway; northern Ohio state representative says he will not run for re-election.

Trial date set for George "Billy" Wagner III in the Pike County massacre case; Congressman Max Miller says he will stay in the race for his seat despite mounting pressure to drop out; nursing facility in central Ohio's Fairfield County reports an outbreak of Legionnaire's disease; name of Cleveland's WNBA team revealed.

NWS confirms 4 tornadoes touched down near Cincinnati over the weekend; judge orders man accused in shooting death of North Royalton building commissioner be held without bond; a constitutional amendment with new voting requirements will be on Ohio's ballot in November; an Ohio hospital system has launched a first of its kind prescription delivery service using drones.