Springfield News-Sun

Hammond told the court he did not see any evidence of a struggle or defensive wounds on Ashley's body.

And this is according to Springfield News-Sun.

So he shot her while she was, she was sleeping.

Hammond also said the garage door an intruder allegedly used to break into the home did not show signs of forced entry.

One of the jailed inmates, Sheriff Clark says, screamed for help, only to be met with an order by jailers to sit down and shut up.

The Springfield News-Sun reports one detective wrote an affidavit stating the injured inmate had a spot on one of her eyes and was booked for release from jail 11 minutes later.

Northwest Ohio health officials are tracking two confirmed cases of measles.

Here's ONN's Melissa Andrews in Toledo.