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With central Ohio students soon heading back to school, what does Ohio state law say about driving around school buses? Follow these simple rules.

What a shame public officials continue to prove to Buckeye State residents it is necessary to keep a close watch on them. We learned the Office of the Ohio Inspector General has a long list of findings in reaching its conclusion that the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission has failed to comply with procurement process […]

Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas are now a possibility for downtown Shelby after legislation was passed Monday by city council.

Scioto Valley Guardian

Chester Township police officer Nicholas Iacampo, 29, of Painesville, was arraigned Aug. 7 in Chardon Municipal Court on a third-degree felony charge of sexual battery against a 16-year-old. Iacampo was arrested Aug. 6 and taken to a Lake County jail overnight. A press release from Chester Police Chief Craig Young said during the evening of

LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP — Liverpool Township Police Chief Jared Kinemond said the new body cameras for the officers were in and the company is sending a representa

LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP — Liverpool Township Police Chief Jared Kinemond said the new body cameras for the officers were in and the company is sending a representa

YOUNGSTOWN — Less than a handful of jurors had been selected by Monday afternoon for the sexual battery trial of Austintown Trustee Steve Kent. Mahoning Cou

SunLink Health Systems, Inc. today announced that its Board of Directors declared a dividend of one one-thousandth of a share of the Company’s newly-designated Series C Redeemable Preferred...

After 111 years of utilizing the popular initiative as a tool to change laws and address issues, Issue 1 threatens to limit its power.