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Four Dead In Hocking County Stand-Off
Update 5:29 p.m. A coroner says at least eight gunshots were fired during an Ohio murder-suicide that left four dead in what police say was a dispute over what a terminally ill… Read More
Felony Farm Program Being Considered In Lawrence County
Lawrence County's two common pleas judges are considering establishing a community service program for felony offenders that could put them on a farm growing vegetables. If established, the program would… Read More
Man Arrested In Connection With Lancaster Double-Shooting
Police say a southeastern Ohio man suspected of shooting his estranged wife and another man and fleeing the scene has been arrested on a charge of attempted aggravated murder. Witnesses… Read More
Pelotonia Tour Changes Route
An annual cancer charity bike ride through the Ohio countryside is changing course away from the challenging hills in southeast Ohio. Organizers of Pelotonia tour announced on Thursday that this… Read More
Tree Kills Workers In Licking County
A 12-foot section of a tree trunk being removed from a right-of-way fell and crushed an Ohio road crew worker to death. The accident Thursday happened while Troy Murphy, 45,… Read More
Charges Against Accused Animal Carcass Thieves Dropped
A prosecutor says charges will be dropped against four Ohio men accused of trying to steal the carcass of a lion from an exotic animal compound as long as the… Read More
New Evidence That Exotic Animal Farm Owner Killed Himself
An Ohio sheriff is reporting more evidence that a man killed himself after setting loose dozens of wild, exotic animals he owned. Muskingum County Sheriff Matt Lutz says testing by… Read More
New Redistricting Suit Filed
Democrats are asking the Ohio Supreme Court to find the new map of state legislative districts unconstitutional. The lawsuit was filed Wednesday on behalf of affected voters around the state…. Read More
Changes To Northeast Ohio Injection Well Planned To Prevent Earthquakes
The owner of a northeast Ohio well used to dispose of wastewater from oil and gas drilling plans to remove material from it to help lower its inner pressure following… Read More
Scioto County Pain Clinic Owner Surrenders To Officials
The owner of a medical clinic in southern Ohio that authorities allege was a notorious drug house has pleaded not guilty to charges of illegally dispensing thousands of prescription pain… Read More
Earthquakes Shaking Up Fracking Debate
A series of small earthquakes being studied for their potential links to disposal of gas drilling wastewater in Ohio is shaking up environmentalists and politicians. It's long been known that… Read More
West Virginia’s Redistricting Plan Voided
A federal panel of judges has voided West Virginia's congressional redistricting plan. In a 2-1 ruling issued Tuesday, the judges gave the Legislature and the governor have until Jan. 17… Read More
Logan Man Dies In ATV Accident
Police say a southeastern Ohio man trying to free his stuck all-terrain vehicle during a New Year's Eve ride fell over a cliff shortly before midnight and died. Hocking County… Read More
Changes In West Virginia Driver’s License Procedures
Security changes are making it harder for West Virginians to get or renew a driver's license and the head of the Division of Motor Vehicles doesn't want residents to take… Read More
Earthquake Expert Believes Injection Well Causing Quakes In Northeast Ohio
An earthquake expert says a northeast Ohio well used to dispose of wastewater from oil and gas drilling almost certainly caused a series of 11 minor quakes in the Youngstown… Read More
KY Man Charged With Grave Marker Thefts
A northeastern Kentucky man is due in court Monday to face charges that he stole the markers from the graves of World War II veterans and attempted to sell them… Read More
State Trying To Find Ohioans Owed Refunds
The state says it's having trouble finding Ohioans owed an estimated $3.6 million in tax refunds. That's the total from about 12,000 refund checks that came back to the state… Read More
Scioto County Pain Clinic Under Continued Closure
A southern Ohio judge has ordered the continued closure of a medical clinic described by authorities as little more than a drug house. Greater Medical Advance in Wheelersburg was temporarily… Read More
Conservation Center Holds Cheetah Naming Contest
An Ohio conservation center is asking fans on social media to help name two cheetah cubs born earlier this year. A male cub and a female cub were born Oct…. Read More
Vienna Man Arrested In Museum Theft
A Vienna man has been arrested on charges related to the theft of weapons and other items from a veterans museum. Media outlets report that police arrested 24-year-old William… Read More
Greater Medical Advance Hearing Set For Today
A southern Ohio judge is ready to hear arguments for why a medical clinic described by authorities as little more than a drug house should be permanently closed. The… Read More
Ohio Sees Slow Growth
New information from the U.S. Census shows Ohio's population is growing, but at a very slow pace. According to estimates released Wednesday, the state added about 8,450 people from April… Read More
Death Row Inmates Move To Chillicothe
Ohio has begun moving death row inmates to the Chillicothe Correctional Institution, but six prisoners will stay behind in Youngstown. Jason Dean of Clark County and Edward Lang of Stark… Read More
ODNR Officials Find No Evidence Of Roaming Lion
Police in eastern Ohio say they found no evidence of a roaming lion reported by a woman who owns four of the big cats. Perry County Sheriff Randy Barker… Read More
Craigslist Murder Juvenile Suspect Moved To Adult Jail
An Ohio teen who will be tried as an adult in a deadly Craigslist robbery scheme has been moved to an adult jail that's able to house a juvenile. … Read More
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