WAYNE TOWNSHIP, OH (FOX19)- Three people, including a toddler, were taken to the hospital after a crash in Wayne Township early Wednesday morning.

The crash occurred on SR 133, just north of Edenton, at around 12:45 a.m.

According to Ohio State Highway Patrol, a Chevy Monte Carlo driven by Charity Cope, 33, of Cincinnati, went left of center while traveling northbound on SR 133.

Cope's car struck a Chevy Cavalier driven by Eric Nause, 20, of Loveland, who was traveling southbound on SR 133.

Both drivers had to be extricated from their vehicles and were transported to University Hospital via AirCare. They are both in stable condition.

A passenger in Cope's car, Joseph George, 14 months, was taken to University Hospital via ambulance but did not appear to be injured.

The crash remains under investigation.

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BATAVIA TOWNSHIP, OH (FOX19) - The League for Animal Welfare, a no-kill animal shelter in Batavia Township, will host a March Meowness Cat Adoption Event Friday, March 2, 2012, through Sunday, March 11, 2012.

During this time only, cat adoption fees for all cats will be reduced to $35. Additionally, with every cat adoption, adopters will receive a free gift bag filled with cat food, treats, toys, and more. All adoptions include vaccinations, spay/neuter, vet checks, micro-chips, and tests for FIV and Feline Leukemia. The event is sponsored by Highland Heights Animal Hospital located at 2717 Alexandria Pike in Highland Heights, Kentucky.

"Adopting out cats in this tough economy is difficult, but even more challenging is matching the right cat with the right home," said Joyce Blersch, League for Animal Welfare board member. “If you're considering adding a cat to your family, then now is the time,” Blersch adds.

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19)- The 13-year-old boy who raped a 5-year-old girl at a McDonald's playland was sentenced on Tuesday.

Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge John Williams sentenced the teen to an in-patient program in northern Ohio. The teen will be there until he is at least 21 years old, or as long as the court finds necessary.

"This court will watch this case like a hawk and will not do anything to endanger this community," said Judge Williams.

The teen's attorney, James Bogen, said the residential program will provide counseling for the teen's mental health problems.

Williams said he weighed the teen's mental health issues along with the predatory nature of the crime.

"McDonald's playland is someplace parents should be able to go and have full confidence the child is there for a fun time with their parent or guardian," said Williams.