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Tyler County Sheriff Brian Weatherford says a 51-year-old Spurger man went to jail over the weekend after deputies found him driving with a suspended driver’s license and also no liability insurance. However, Garrett Dillard’s troubles didn’t end there. Weatherford said inside Dillard’s vehicle, they found marijuana. According to Weatherford, the traffic stop occurred late Sunday morning on Highway 92 in the Fred Community. Weatherford said Dillard was charged with both the traffic violations and also for possession of marijuana. He has since been released from the Tyler C...

Tyler County sheriff Bryan Weatherford says one man is dead and another is injured following a shooting that involved a stolen vehicle and other items.

It's not that he's golfing here. no. it's because he's scared. he's under water, and he knows that when ohio turns blue that's the end of his presidency. that's it. [ cheers and applause ] >> and guess what? he's right. he is in trouble here. deep trouble, and we agree with him, don't we? we will be the state that ends the trump presidency. [ cheers and applause ] >> and communities like where we're standing right here, sitting here in westerville are precisely why that's the case. a decade ago this was a solid red community. john kasich won here. mitt romney and george w. bush won here. well,...

Of arizona brand fruit juice and a small bag of skittles candies. >> george zimmerman is not guilty of murder. he shot trayvon martin in self-defense after being viciously attacked. >> reporter: you know, leading up to this trial for the past 16 months a lot has been said about whether george zimmerman ignored the advice of the dispatch police person on the phone saying don't fellow trayvon martin. and this morning don west, just moments ago, conceding that, yes, george zimmerman did follow trayvon martin through the game. ed community. however, putting the blame on trayvon martin for deciding...

Mission has been saving communities like this one from ruin. cleaning up, maintaining, and taking care of properties that are abandoned or in the sometimes neglectful hands of banks. >> when i say that investors don't care the same way as homeowners, you can see that they don't. >> reporter: the goal, keep the neighborhood livable until better times come. reverend keith savage. >> banks only listen to people who have power and organization. >> reporter: by pooling the members of many community activists, v.o.i.c.e. has pushed banks for family counseling and more affordable loans and help to re...