One of the twin babies kidnapped in a car stolen from Columbus has died; Southwestern Ohio man sentenced for August 2020 police chase and shootout; Householder trial expected to resume tomorrow; Bengals fall to KC in their bid for a Super Bowl return.

Columbus authorities working with feds to combat gun violence; Columbia Gas customers are about to see a rate increase; Southeast Ohio has Joe Burrow fever; Cincy's mayor honors University of Cincinnati Medical Center staff for their response to Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin's on-field cardiac arrest.

Toledo man killed by officer-involved shooting; Cincinnati architect, his fiancee, and 2 other family members found dead in Mexico; Householder trial paused; volunteers in Cleveland do important work when weather turns cold.

Bureau of Criminal Investigation investigating a rare officer-involved shooting in northeast Ohio's Macedonia; doctors say some people should not shovel snow due to risk of heart attack; day 3 of Householder trial in Cincinnati delayed by weather this morning; Guardians Manager Terry Francona's famous scooter stolen over the weekend and found by Cleveland PD last night.

Householder says he's confident as his racketeering trial gets underway in Cincinnati; major winter storm threatens most of Ohio with snow and possibly hazardous driving conditions; Streetsboro school district enacts plan to arm staff members with guns; General Motors announces plan to invest millions of dollars into northwest Ohio plant.

Ohio's Asian-American communities react to mass shooting at a Chinese New Year celebration in California; four inmates who escaped from custody in Missouri were captured in southwest Ohio; historic settlement announced between Bowling Green State University and family of student who died in fraternity hazing incident; Cincinnati Bengals will again face Kansas City in AFC Championship.

Private plane crash in NY claims the lives of 2 men from Cleveland; bodies of 2 people found in Carroll County home may have been there more than a year; jury selection underway in Householder trial; encouraging news on Ohio's Covid-19 numbers on 3rd anniversary of detection of the virus in US.

Victim identified in crash that killed truck driver on I-280 near Toledo; Columbus seeing an average of 20 car thefts per day and many end in traffic accidents; Billy Wagner's trial in Pike County on hold until a new judge is appointed; there's concern over upcoming changes to SNAP benefits.

Police near Columbus are investigating an apparent murder-suicide case; bond set in deadly domestic violence case in Cleveland; state legislators want to transfer Ohio Education Association's power to a new cabinet position in the governor's cabinet; Cincinnati Bengals prepare to face the Bills on the road.

Police in Columbus looking for a teen who stole a car with 1-year-old inside; next trial in Pike County massacre set to begin; approximately 100 Ohioans are dying from Covid each week; state's sports betting legalization has led many to seek help for problem gambling.