When an Ex Won’t Let Go: Stalking Victims Speak Out
For some Portsmouth residents, breaking up doesn’t mean moving on—it means living in fear. Police responded to two disturbing stalking ...
Read moreDetailsFor some Portsmouth residents, breaking up doesn’t mean moving on—it means living in fear. Police responded to two disturbing stalking ...
Read moreDetailsA distressed resident of the Woodbine Apartments dialed 911 at 12:55 AM, fearing a child was in danger. The caller ...
Read moreDetailsIn a dramatic twist to an ongoing landlord-tenant feud that erupted into violence last year, shots rang out once more, ...
Read moreDetailsA local man is reeling from a financial nightmare after discovering his bank account was drained while he was recovering ...
Read moreDetailsA Portsmouth woman with a long history of unpaid tickets and license suspensions caught a lucky break after a routine ...
Read moreDetailsA man dialed 911 at 8:30 AM, frantically claiming a reckless female driver was on a destructive rampage, smashing into ...
Read moreDetailsA juvenile from Scioto County made a brief but emotional escape from the Lawrence County Juvenile Detention Center, highlighting the ...
Read moreDetailsA chaotic family dispute had police rushing to a Portsmouth home just before 7 AM, where reports claimed an angry ...
Read moreDetailsA rental deal gone wrong sent police searching for a missing U-Haul truck at a homeless shelter after Kentucky State ...
Read moreDetailsA recent incident at a local elementary school serves as a stark reminder of the importance of taking all threats ...
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