Public Safety: A 1-year-old died after an ODOT truck crossed the center line and hit a car in Morgan County. In Northeast Ohio, two domestic-violence incidents left five people dead; a woman survived after hiding in a closet and calling 911. Ohio State: The university suspended Sigma Alpha Epsilon as police investigate whether two students burned at a fraternity gathering were victims of hazing. The Buckeyes’ losing streak also puts their record run in the College Football Playoff rankings at risk ahead of Saturday’s game against Northwestern. College Football: Miami scored 34 unanswered points to beat Ohio 34-17, rallying after the Bobcats led by 10 at halftime. Miami was also penalized after its video board showed extra goalposts during an Ohio field-goal attempt. State Politics: Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan won the House Republican minority-leader post after the party lost control of the chamber. Ohio Republicans are also weighing how to limit incoming Democratic Gov. Amy Acton’s reach. Jobs: Honda plans to invest about $3 billion in a new Ohio hybrid plant, with 2,000 jobs expected. Child Welfare: A state lawmaker is urging stronger authority to revoke licenses at troubled youth treatment facilities, citing repeated safety and abuse concerns.