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Mental competency evaluation and bond reduction requested for Christina Siders in the Vinton County child endangerment case; police chief in a Cincinnati suburb accused of using a law enforcement database inappropriately; state lawmakers want stricter safety rules for rideshare companies; Ohio State University announced a partnership with Chase Bank.

Mental competency evaluation and bond reduction requested for Christina Siders in the Vinton County child endangerment case; police chief in a Cincinnati suburb accused of using a law enforcement database inappropriately; state lawmakers want stricter safety rules for rideshare companies; Ohio State University announced a partnership with Chase Bank.

Severe weather causes power outages in southern Ohio; details released about the suspect in the shooting death of North Royalton's building commissioner; northwest Ohio health officials give an update on the cyclosporiasis outbreak; ride inspections are underway before the Ohio State Fair opens tomorrow.

Severe weather causes power outages in southern Ohio; details released about the suspect in the shooting death of North Royalton's building commissioner; northwest Ohio health officials give an update on the cyclosporiasis outbreak; ride inspections are underway before the Ohio State Fair opens tomorrow.

Vigil planned in honor of North Royalton Building Commissioner who was shot and killed while on the job Friday; Temporary Protected Status has expired for thousands of Haitian immigrants in Springfield; OSU is blocking a fraternity from campus for the next 10 years; there will be a new carousel at the Ohio State Fair this year.

New measles cases in northeast Ohio are causing concern; fatal shooting at a bar on South Bass Island marks the first homicide in Put-in-Bay in 15 years; two tornadoes confirmed in southeast Ohio after Tuesday's storms; this year's State Fair featured deviled egg flavor has been revealed.

New measles cases in northeast Ohio are causing concern; fatal shooting at a bar on South Bass Island marks the first homicide in Put-in-Bay in 15 years; two tornadoes confirmed in southeast Ohio after Tuesday's storms; this year's State Fair featured deviled egg flavor has been revealed.

Shooting at a southwest Ohio factory leaves one dead and one arrested; large apartment complex fire near Cleveland caused residents to evacuate; Toledo's police chief is retiring; bear sightings have increased in Ohio.

Several tornadoes confirmed after severe weather swept through Ohio on Tuesday; northeast Ohio city officials accused of posing a a firefighter online during union contract talks; 17-year-old northwest Ohio boy who was missing for nearly seven weeks has returned home safely; Springfield is getting an electric plane factory.

Five bodies pulled from the Scioto River north of Columbus; officials in Cincinnati are investigating after an automatic floodgate failed, causing deadly flooding; cyclosporiasis cases in northwest Ohio continue to rise; Cleveland and Columbus are part of a bid for the 2031 FIFA Women's World Cup.