78 Calls Keep Scioto County Crews on the Move Monday
Scioto County first responders had their hands full on Monday, June 30, 2025, answering 78 separate calls for service that ...
Read moreDetailsScioto County first responders had their hands full on Monday, June 30, 2025, answering 78 separate calls for service that ...
Read moreDetailsHe’s back—and this time, it’s for a sex crime. Eric Carr, 35, of Portsmouth, can’t seem to stay out of ...
Read moreDetailsAnn Bartlett Truitt, 92, of Waverly, a longtime Portsmouth resident, passed away on Saturday, June 28, 2025, at her home ...
Read moreDetailsShe’s back. The troubled homeless woman who has become the unofficial face of Portsmouth’s mental health and homelessness crisis was ...
Read moreDetailsScioto County’s emergency crews were in constant motion on Sunday, June 29, 2025, answering 75 separate calls ranging from routine ...
Read moreDetailsWhen the Scioto County Daily News (SCDN) declared the “No Kings” movement “well funded,” local rally-goers almost choked on their ...
Read moreDetailsJust before 1 p.m., a 911 call sparked fear and urgency when a concerned resident reported what they believed was ...
Read moreDetailsWith the Scioto County Dog Shelter already bursting at the seams and a budget crisis looming, the shelter is offering ...
Read moreDetailsScioto County had its hands full on June 26, 2025, with 88 calls dispatched to sheriff’s deputies, medics, and fire ...
Read moreDetailsHe’s back behind bars—again—but for how long this time? William Kerns, a convicted arsonist and repeat public flasher, was arrested ...
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