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SNAP-eligible items can be covered with benefits cards for pickup or delivery.

43-year-old Athar Ashraf and his instructor, Malik Naseem, were killed Tuesday evening while trying to land a single-engine Cessna at the Madison County Airport.

Scioto County Sheriff David Thoroughman and Portsmouth Police Chief Debby Brewer announce that a Lucasville woman has been arrested on multiple charges as a result of an ongoing investigation into the death of a baby.

According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, Athar Mohammad Ashraf, 43, of Columbus and Malik Aftab Naseem, 64, of Alabama, were killed shortly before 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 18th when their single-engine Cessna went down near an airport runway.

Community resources available at the event will include recovery support services, free Narcan, and information on area recovery treatment providers and free food.

Jacob Stevens passed away last week after participating in a TikTok challenge that dared users to take Benadryl pills in an effort to create a hallucination.

Chillicothe Mayor Luke Feeney says the five-week service will begin the week of May 29th.

The Ross Soil and Water Conservation District announces the final days to place an order for the annual fish sale.

The 150-mile, 30 leg relay race encourages teens to live a drug-fee lifestyle. Funds raised help the local Drug Free Clubs of America chapter, MADE.

The State Patrol reports that Madison Doss, 23, of Leesburg, and her passenger Tessa Gaffin, of Peebles, were transported to Adena-Pike with serious injuries after their Chevy Malibu made an improper lane change and collided with a Dodge Ram with an attached trailer in the adjacent lane.