President Donald Trump announced a new 25% tariff on all cars and auto parts imported into the United States, a move set to take effect this week that could significantly impact ...

A Chillicothe man has been sentenced to six months in prison and an additional judicial sanction after pleading guilty to receiving stolen property in Highland County. Joseph ...

An investigation by the Ohio Inspector General revealed that a temporary employee at the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services fraudulently disbursed over $565,000 in ...

Spring has begun in Ohio, prompting many residents to start their seasonal cleaning routines. Beyond enhancing a home’s appearance, the Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of ...

A Greenfield man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to a strangulation charge. Jean Estrada, 37, faced indictment in January on charges of strangulation, ...

A tornado touched down in Fayette County late Saturday night, leaving a trail of destruction but no reported injuries or fatalities, the National Weather Service confirmed ...

Robert R. Lucas II, a white male born on May 2, 1996, was booked at 11:22 AM o. He has blonde hair, blue eyes, stands 5 feet 8 inches tall, and weighs 130 pounds. The arrest, carried out by an agency ...

The City of Washington Court House Economic Strategies and Cooperation committee met Wednesday to discuss ongoing projects, including a significant development by ...

Lancaster Police Department officers responded to reports of gunshots in the 500 block of Harrison Avenue early Saturday morning. Upon arriving at the scene, police found a ...

Warm and humid air that settled over southern Ohio on Friday and Saturday paved the way for strong to severe storms that swept through Ross County and Chillicothe Sunday night.

Hannah K. Williams, born on January 30, 1999, was booked by Ross County authorities on March 31, 2025, at 6:22 AM. The arrest took place a minute later, with Williams facing charges of complicity. At ...

Initial filings for unemployment benefits in Ohio climbed last week, reflecting a slight increase in layoffs across the state, including in Ross County and surrounding areas.