Man wanted in Hardin County case arrested in Russells Point
Logan County law enforcement agencies worked together Tuesday evening to arrest Austin Clem, 18, of Bellefontaine.Shorlty after 8:00 PM, officers were asked by the... Read More.
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Man arrested in Bellefontaine among 11 indicted in national animal abuse case
The following story contains graphic, potentially disturbing, and explicit content. Reader discretion is advised. A man arrested in early May by the FBI in Bellefontaine... Read More.
Former Executive Director of VFW of Ohio Charities Pleads Guilty in Charitable Theft Case
A Marysville man and former leader of a statewide veterans charity pleaded guilty Friday in connection with the theft of more than $35,000 from... Read More.
Mercer County reports first human case of bird flu in 2025
Recently, bird flu has been detected in Ohio and many commercial poultry birds have been destroyed to prevent the spread. The concern of spreading... Read More.
Washington Township Chief leads citizens on case investigation
On Tuesday evening, Washington Township Police Chief Michael Thompson hosted another session of his Citizen’s Academy, where he reviewed several real cases his department... Read More.
Case Selected for Marion Tech Hall of Fame
John Case, Ohio Hi-Point's director of technology, was honored Thursday as an inductee into the Marion Technical College Alumni Hall of Fame.Case was one... Read More.
Case Lodged in Jail After Traffic Stop
Friday afternoon, Bellefontaine Police saw Jesse Case, 33, of Bellefontaine, driving on West Sandusky Avenue and knew he didn't have a valid driver's license.Initiating... Read More.
Urbana Council Recognizes Those Involved in Taylor Case
The Urbana City Council had a full meeting room during their regular session meeting on Tuesday.To start the meeting, Police Chief Matt Lingrell with... Read More.
Rabies Case Reported in Champaign County
A bat found by a pet owner near Mechanicsburg was submitted for rabies testing and was confirmed positive for rabies by the Ohio Department... Read More.
