Vandals Hit Greenlawn Cemetery; City Locks Gates
Vandalism, graffiti, drug paraphernalia, and what city officials called “pure disrespect” at Greenlawn Cemetery have prompted Portsmouth to change access ...
Read moreDetailsVandalism, graffiti, drug paraphernalia, and what city officials called “pure disrespect” at Greenlawn Cemetery have prompted Portsmouth to change access ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police dealt with two calls in one day involving a troubled homeless woman officers have encountered repeatedly. The first ...
Read moreDetailsRobert Lee “Bob” Wells, 71, of South Shore, KY, went to be with his Lord on Thursday, July 9, 2026, ...
Read moreDetailsA search involving two sheriff's offices, two police departments, and a trail of cell phone pings ended with two missing ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police handled two animal-related complaints, including concerns about cats and kittens at one apartment complex and a barking dog ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police handled two unusual overnight calls involving a report of people dragging something on fire down a street and ...
Read moreDetailsWhat started as a loose dog wandering into a neighbor's yard quickly escalated into a frightening confrontation when a woman ...
Read moreDetailsA man who jumped from an ambulance while being transported from the Scioto County Jail to the hospital has been ...
Read moreDetailsA man contacted Portsmouth police after seeing a Facebook post suggesting his homeless mother might be staying inside a condemned ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police were called to Sterling Avenue late at night after a resident said a neighbor may have pulled a ...
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