Tag: Newsletter

The courthouse drama may be stalled, but that’s not the only thing stuck in limbo. When it comes to Scioto ...

After years of discussion and little movement, Scioto County is finally making progress on a long-talked-about project: the restoration of ...

Portsmouth City Council will take the first step on Monday toward allocating more taxpayer money to defend the city in ...

Roaches, unsafe living conditions, and a system stretched to its breaking point  Sometimes heroes wear shorts and drive delivery trucks. ...

Portsmouth’s First Ward Councilman — and former mayor — Sean Dunne is pushing for a new citizen-led watchdog group that ...

Thanks to caring individuals and fast-acting first responders, a crisis was stopped before it became a tragedy.  A troubling video ...

As Scioto County’s dog crisis deepens, local leaders are exploring new ways to respond faster to cases of abuse and ...

Shane A. Tieman, Scioto County Prosecutor announced that the Scioto County Grand Jury met and returned 11 Public Indictments.    An ...

Jolena Roe, 40, of Portsmouth, is back in the headlines—and not in a good way. The Scioto County Grand Jury ...

It’s a story we’ve told before—and one that keeps repeating. Local hospitals are calling police, sometimes daily, to remove people ...