Laurel County officials announced they will be setting off the tornado siren right at 8 p.m. to signify the end of trick-or-treating. They said it will be one long tone to signal an all-clear alert.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio - When it came to deciding on an emergency health order to ban intoxicating hemp, a Franklin County judge chose commerce over kids. We’re talking about the decision on Today in Ohio.