Weekend Police Roundup: Dog Problems Add to Shelter Strain
From loose pets to neighborhood complaints, local officers spent much of the weekend handling calls about dogs — another sign ...
Read moreDetailsFrom loose pets to neighborhood complaints, local officers spent much of the weekend handling calls about dogs — another sign ...
Read moreDetailsThe streets of New Boston are a little safer this week—at least for anyone with an unattended trash can. On ...
Read moreDetailsHeaven never gained a sweeter mother than Blenda Sue Forester Fitch, 76, of Waverly, passed from this life to the ...
Read moreDetailsThe cost of keeping Fido legal in Scioto County is about to go up. During Thursday’s Scioto County Commissioners meeting, ...
Read moreDetailsIt started as an ordinary afternoon — two tiny Maltese dogs let outside to do their business. But within seconds, ...
Read moreDetailsA Mound Street eviction turned into a case of possible animal neglect after the former residents left—but didn’t take everything ...
Read moreDetailsYou can get arrested in Portsmouth for spitting on the sidewalk. Let that sink in. Not for dealing drugs or ...
Read moreDetailsAs Scioto County’s dog crisis deepens, local leaders are exploring new ways to respond faster to cases of abuse and ...
Read moreDetailsThey were told to leave. The signs said “Keep Out.” But by the next day, the boards were ripped off, ...
Read moreDetailsJust after midnight, a chilling 911 call came into Portsmouth dispatch. A woman requested a medic—but then, someone in the ...
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