A legal team led by former Democratic state Rep. Jeff Crossman has filed a class action lawsuit challenging Ohio’s plan to pay for a new Cleveland Browns stadium.

The Village of Greenfield intends to make several improvements to Felson Park. They will create a reimagined space on a regional bikeway along Paint Creek and house a venue for Greenfield’s cultural events and festivals, arts and civic gatherings.

A finding for recovery of $1,338.96 was issued Tuesday against the former fiscal officer for Scioto Township in Jackson County over fees and penalties from late payments.

Four area banks are sponsoring the 2025 Festival of the Bells, set for July 10-12 at the Highland County Fairgrounds in Hillsboro.

A U.S. Coast Guard swimmer from New Jersey, who finished basic training last year, saved 165 lives on his first mission during the Independence Day flood in Kerr County.

Cleveland city schools is not legally responsible for the death of an 11-year-old student whose family attributed his suicide to the use of a school-issued device, the Eighth District Court of Appeals ruled.

The death tally in Kerr County alone has topped 106 as more bodies continue to be found following the historic Independence Day flash flood.

A registered sex offender was sentenced in U.S. District Court last week to 360 months (30 years) in prison for sexually assaulting, exploiting and victimizing children both in person and online.

On the last Friday of June, the McClain Cadet Corps Color Guard presented the colors, or flags, prior to the Cincinnati Reds matchup with the San Diego Padres. It’s something the McClain Cadet Corps Color Guard is no stranger to doing at the Great American Ball Park. 

Mayor Justin Harsha today announced the upcoming transition in the City of Hillsboro’s Safety and Service Director position, expressing his deep gratitude to outgoing Director Brianne Abbott for her dedicated service and leadership.

In honor of the life and service of Scioto County Commissioner Cathy Coleman, Governor Mike DeWine has ordered that U.S. and Ohio flags be flown at half-staff upon all public buildings and grounds throughout Scioto County and at the Ohio Statehouse, Vern Riffe Center, and Rhodes State Office Tower in Columbus. 

More than 133,000 people have initiated claims to get their unclaimed funds in the weeks since Ohio lawmakers initially suggested using those dollars to help finance the new Cleveland Browns stadium, according to the Ohio Department of Commerce. 

These incidents have been reported by the HCSO.

A Clarksville woman was sentenced this week to prison, and ordered to pay thousands of dollars in restitution and fines, after pleading guilty to meth trafficking charges in connection with a Highland County Task Force investigation.

U.S. Rep. Dr. Mark Green, R-Tenn., announced his official resignation on Friday, July 4, a date he said he selected on purpose.