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Cleveland Metropolitan School District officials are investigating after a 3rd grader brought a gun to school; new report from republicans on the House Oversight Committee takes a closer look at Jeffrey Epstein's ties to Central Ohio billionaire Les Wexner; shot fired through the drive-thru window at a Toledo Wendy's restaurant; police in northeast Ohio's Bay Village advise caution after a coyote was spotted near a grade school.

Columbus woman who confessed she killed a 5-year-old boy and placed his body in a storm drain found guilty on all counts; the Lucas County sheriff is reopening an investigation into animal cruelty allegations against a former candidate for the Ohio House of Representatives; Ohio Nurses' Association says life-saving procedures are being cancelled at OSU Medical Center due to understaffing; Toledo's mayor says he hasn't been offered a job by governor-elect Dr. Amy Acton.

OSHP investigating the death of a highway worker in Zanesville; jury deliberates in the murder trial of Pammy Maye in Columbus; Ohio Chamber of Commerce releases a data center report; Akron Zoo addresses rumors that a lion escaped.

Trial begins for a Columbus woman accused in the death of a 5-year-old boy; there's a whooping cough warning in one northeast Ohio school district; company behind Toledo chemical leak involved in another leak the previous day; OSU fraternity suspended after a troubling video was posted over the weekend.

Investigation underway after a police-issued gun was found in Columbus; Toledo City Council rejects a Flock camera termination resolution; Secretary of State Frank LaRose says he wants to place the Lucas County Board of Elections under state oversight; early reports indicate Ohio saw its highest midterm voter turnout in more than three decades.

Former Columbus police officer sentenced for the shooting death of Donovan Lewis; Toledo man filed federal civil rights lawsuit over his arrest for the Old West End Festival mass shooting; Ohio voters send a clear message about data centers; Ohio has a new constitutional amendment.

Dr. Amy Acton becomes the first woman elected governor of Ohio; Democrat Sherrod Brown is returning to the US Senate; Max Miller of northeast Ohio defeated by democrat Brian Poindexter; a new trail in Akron gives visitors more ways to experience nature.

Dr. Amy Acton becomes the first woman elected governor of Ohio; Democrat Sherrod Brown is returning to the US Senate; Max Miller of northeast Ohio defeated by democrat Brian Poindexter; a new trail in Akron gives visitors more ways to experience nature.

Polls open until 730pm. 420 jobs lost. Schools must pay back million. Measles reaches 35 year high. Violence in Cincinnati. Multi-County Rural King Theft Ring thwarted. Guardians Pitchers trial. Dayton Bar Shootings.

Teen in custody after the fatal shooting of a Shaker Heights High School student in northeast Ohio; three people were killed in a Toledo car crash; suspects in Columbus robbed a woman after targeting her at a grocery store; the Lucas County Auditor is warning about a fake website.