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Ohio legislators are considering new laws that could change how alcohol is served across the state. The proposed House Bill ...

Today, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine appealed the federal government's denial of his request for a Presidential Disaster Declaration for eight ...

Some Portsmouth parents called 911 at 2 pm to report that their 18-year-old son came into their home and beat ...

Shane A. Tieman, Scioto County Prosecutor, announced that the Scioto County Grand Jury met and returned 17 Public Indictments.    An ...

Portsmouth Police are on the hunt for a man who faked his way into the Hill View Retirement Center last ...

According to the State of Ohio, four convicted sex offenders who are required to register their whereabouts with the state ...

Former President Donald Trump’s announcement of Ohio Senator J.D. Vance as his running mate could be a game-changer for Appalachian ...

Teen dating violence is a serious issue affecting many young people today. It involves harmful behaviors that one partner uses ...

A woman called 911 at 4 am to say she was staying at a friend’s house on Galena Pike, and ...

Ohio's legal framework for using force in self-defense is outlined by the state's Castle Doctrine and self-defense laws. These laws ...