“It’s Time to Turn the Boat Over”: Another Scioto Dog Shelter Employee Resigns
Another longtime employee is walking away from the troubled Scioto County Dog Shelter, and this time she says she isn't ...
Read moreDetailsAnother longtime employee is walking away from the troubled Scioto County Dog Shelter, and this time she says she isn't ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police took a stolen vehicle report after a man woke up to find his red Chevy Silverado missing from ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police were contacted after a woman said loose chickens in an alley caused her to fall from her scooter. ...
Read moreDetailsThe Counseling Center has laid off 45 employees as the organization faces falling client numbers, insurance problems, a major local ...
Read moreDetailsThe Counseling Center will now pay $5,000 a month to lease the Hughes Center in Franklin Furnace after years of ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police were called after a 15-year-old runaway reported that her boyfriend was beating her up. Officers responded around 7:40 ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police handled two calls involving public arguments, threats, and one caller who got an unexpected lesson in how free ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police were contacted after a Hisle Park Apartments resident reported water pouring through the ceiling and said the upstairs ...
Read moreDetailsCROOKSVILLE, Ohio — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine toured storm-damaged areas in Perry, Muskingum, and Franklin counties Wednesday after severe weather ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police handled two separate gun-related calls overnight, including one report that a man fired a pistol while holding a ...
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