CLEVELAND (AP) — Police investigators returned to the Cleveland neighborhood where three women were held captive in a house for a decade hoping to get tips on unsolved missing-person cases.

Cleveland city and public transit police and the FBI sponsored Thursday evening's event called a "Night Out For Missing Persons." There were two locations, one on Cleveland's east side and the west side street where Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight escaped to freedom May 6.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Regina Garcia Cano, who has covered such issues as medical marijuana, pensions and gas drilling for The Associated Press in Illinois, has been hired to work in the cooperative's Columbus bureau. She will begin the temporary assignment June 10.

The appointment was announced Thursday by Karen Testa, editor for the AP's East region, and Deb Martin, news editor for Ohio.

A bilingual native of Mexico City, Garcia Cano is a master's candidate at the Public Affairs Reporting Program at the University of Illinois at Springfield.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Democrats in the Ohio House are proposing a series of reforms they say will make Gov. John Kasich's (KAY'-siks) private nonprofit job-creation office, JobsOhio, more accountable to the public.

Legislation detailed Thursday would subject JobsOhio to state ethics and public records standards applied to traditional state government agencies, open the agency to public audits and state watchdog investigations, and require web tracking of JobsOhio's finances.

AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Two men have been charged with murder in the killings of four young people whose bodies were found in a townhome in northeast Ohio last month.

Akron police filed four counts each of aggravated murder and aggravated robbery on Thursday against 21-year-olds Deshanon Haywood and Derrick Brantley, both of Akron.

Municipal court arraignments are scheduled for Friday morning. No attorneys are listed for the men in the online court docket.