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Republican Senator Rob Portman also won't be in attendance at the former president's rally on Saturday.

Ohio police are still searching for a second robber who fled the scene on foot after the shooting happened.

The Ohio job openings website lists more than 270,000 positions to fill in the state, as companies are struggling to reach needed staff levels.

"As you know, the Constitution does provide for federal oversight of state elections," the Fox News Sunday anchor told the GOP senator.

"We're hoping over the next few days and few weeks that we will see some significant improvement in our numbers," Governor Roy Cooper said.

Geauga County Sheriff Scott Hildenbrand told a TV station the man is lucky to not have suffered a more serious injury.

Joan Ford originally thought the deer and her 12-year-old Golden Retriever were making friends.

Eric Cole continued to speak with dispatchers while the responding officers arrived and, after being struck by an officer's vehicle, he said, "They just hit me." In response to the dispatcher asking who hit him, Cole said, "The police."

Cherysse Cleveland was charged with felonious assault, kidnapping, and disrupting public service in 2014, though the latter two charges were later dropped.

"Affectionate" Sammy's new owners adopted him along with a fellow older feline, and treated him to a new hat. (edited)

A video of the incident has been widely shared across social media, being viewed 2.5 million times on Facebook.

Carefree Sammy loves napping and people-watching, Ray Anderson of Cincinnati Animal CARE Humane Society told Newsweek.

The incident at the Ravenna McDonald's restaurant saw a staff member repeatedly punch a customer who had assaulted them and the manager.

Nope, those aren't olives—this pie is topped with the crunchy Brood X insect that's emerged nationwide.

The driver filmed the incident, which also resulted in the passenger getting banned from the car service.

The CDC has already challenged and dispelled the 'vaccines make you magnetic' theory under its Myths and Facts about COVID-19 Vaccines page

Ohio lawmakers must reconcile differences in their versions of the state's K-12 education plan this month, bringing the issue to the center of the debate of a $75 billion two-year budget.

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, an anti-vaxxer, told Ohio lawmakers they would be responsible for the injuries and deaths that the COVID-19 vaccine causes if they oppose a bill prohibiting mandatory vaccinations.

"Nothing good happens with cicadas," according to Cincinnati Police Department.

Best known for the teen sitcom, "Drake & Josh, "the former Nickelodeon star pleaded not guilty to the misdemeanor charges in court this week.

"Law enforcement disability decisions are governed by state law and made by the pension system," The Franklin County Sheriff's Office said in a statement on Friday. "As sheriff, I have no control or input over what the pension system decides with this or any other disability case."

The Jewish student was allegedly told to sit in the middle of the gym and eat the entire pepperoni pizza in front of all the other players. If he did not do it, his status on the team would be in jeopardy, and his teammates would have to run extra drills, according to the family's attorney.

A 24-year-old man has been charged with burglary after an alleged incident at a house in Warren, Ohio.

According to witnesses, the mother deer was "was extremely thankful to be reunited with her young one."

Six people are in the hospital after a shooting Wednesday morning in Springfield, Ohio during a celebration of life, according to authorities.

Marcus Wattley and seven assistant coaches allegedly forced a 17-year-old McKinley High School football player to eat a whole pepperoni pizza as a punishment for missing a training session.

In Ohio, running a stop sign counts as a "minor misdemeanor" and carries up to $150 in fines, and drivers can face up to 60 days in jail.

The 34-year-old mother of two was said to be in critical condition after being hit seven times. Police are looking for three suspects.

The prize for adults is $1 million, and those under 18 could win a college scholarship that includes tuition, room and board, and books. Four more $1 million college scholarships will be awarded each Wednesday for the next four weeks.

The fight reportedly began after someone cut the line to enter an attraction, and soon several guests and park employees were involved in the violent outbreak.