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It’s smoother sailing on Dodge Street near Crossroads in Omaha. Work is now complete between 72nd and 76th Streets after six months of traffic snarls on the busy road —

Researchers at New York University brushed the mixture onto the teeth of nearly 3,000 children and monitored them for two years. Eight in ten did not develop dental cavities, they found.

Authorities wondered if a man voluntarily disappeared for a second time when he was reported missing from a copper mining site in 1991.

Threadgoode Vintage, Mt. Airy Curated Tours, GENERALly Fit and Perry County Brew all took home prizes in the entrepreneurial program.

Threadgoode Vintage, Mt. Airy Curated Tours, GENERALly Fit and Perry County Brew all took home prizes in the entrepreneurial program.

CORPUS CHRISTI — After relying on a mix of patience and perseverance throughout their 2021 postseason run, the Rangers ended a 16-year drought on Friday afternoon by booking a return

ZPD investigating shooting on Maysville Pike Saturday morning.

ZANESVILLE - A former office manager who is accused of embezzling nearly $60,000 from a Zanesville dermatologist pleaded guilty Tuesday morning.  Attorneys are recommending 49-year-old Trisha Wyer of Philo be sentenced to community control and pay $12,000 in restitution as punishment. According to Assistant Prosecutor John Litle, Wyer quit her job working in 2017 when the offices accounting firm noticed an irregularity and began to investigate. Litle said Wyer quit showing up to work after ...

 E-Mail IMAGE: A new study finds that school-based dental care reduces cavities by more than 50 percent. view more  Credit: ©Sorel: Courtesy of NYU Photo Bureau A school-based cavity prevention program involving nearly 7,000 elementary school students reduced cavities by more than 50 percent, according to a study led by researchers at NYU College of Dentistry. The findings are published March 1 in the "The widespread implementation of oral health programs in schools could increase t...

Judge gives Zanesville woman max sentence for torturing young children Zanesville Times Recorder ZANESVILLE - The primary caretaker of two Zanesville children who endured months of torture at the hands of their guardians was sentenced to 54 to 59-and-a-half years in prison Monday.  While she is not accused of perpetrating some of the most violent acts inflicted on the young boy and girl, Priscilla Meachem was found guilty of participating in their abuse.  She and her boyfriend, Elijah Waltz,...