➤ Statewide: Gov. Mike DeWine called the Trump administration's plan to ramp up arrests and deportations of Haitian migrants a "mistake," warning it could bruise Ohio's economy and put people in danger back home. (More) ➤ Cuyahoga County: The county Scam Squad is warning of a surge in reloader scams, in which someone who already lost money to a con artist is contacted later by a fake investigator promising to recover it for a fee. (More) ➤ Butler County: Severe storms carrying high winds, heavy rain, and lightning rolled over the Butler County Fair on Monday evening, sending hundreds of fairgoers to shelter and shutting down rides for the night. (More) ➤ Cincinnati: City leaders are weighing a graffiti amnesty program after property owners along Interstate 75 and in Northside said repeat tagging has left them with cleanup bills of roughly $18,000 each time. (More) ➤ Columbus: Police say the suspect in a shooting that left one man in critical condition at the Leader Square Shopping Center remains at large and should be considered dangerous. (More) ➤ Cincinnati: The founder of a laundry and dry-cleaning delivery startup was sentenced Monday to 40 months in federal prison for defrauding investors of more than $6.5 million, including $850,000 spent on a Hyde Park home. (More)
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