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Two-term Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley has officially announced he's running to be governor of Ohio.

The attorneys general of seven states — including Ohio’s Dave Yost — and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have reached a historic settlement that shuts down an illegal scheme orchestrated by Martin Shkreli, founding CEO of Vyera Pharmaceuticals, that fleeced patients who were using the lifesaving drug Daraprim.

A U.S. military judge in Baghdad rejects pre-trial motions requesting that the trials of two American soldiers accused of abusing Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib be held outside Iraq. Judge Col. James Pohl also denies defense requests for memos by Bush administration lawyers on the use of interrogation tactics. Defense lawyers argue their clients were following orders that originated higher up the chain of command. Hear NPR's Emily Harris.

The Bush administration releases scores of documents laying out its policies on interrogating detainees, amid bad publicity over the abuse of Iraqi prisoners. The White House says the documents show a policy of treating detainees humanely. But critics note the absence of any memos from the State Department, which analysts say expressed grave concerns about the interpretation of the Geneva Conventions. Hear NPR's Jackie Northam.

The Hilliard City Schools Board of Education has unanimously voted to recognize the Muslim Holiday Eid al-Fitr on the school calendar.

Union members chanted “CEA” and “Whose schools? Our schools” immediately after the vote inside the Greater Columbus Convention Center.

A FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Team based out of Dayton arrived early Friday in Eastern Kentucky, where officials say the death toll from catastrophic flooding there has risen to at least 30.

Intel Corp. has set a Sept. 9 groundbreaking date for its $20 billion New Albany operation with President Joe Biden in attendance.

Details on the tentative agreement that ended the recent Columbus teachers' strike have yet to be released but both the Columbus school board and the union will be meeting separately over the weekend.

The major party candidates for Ohio’s open U.S. Senate seat have weighed in on the FBI search of former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.