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Judge to decide jail or house arrest for New Kensington man convicted of neglect of mother's corpse - Vimarsana News

Judge to decide jail or house arrest for New Kensington man convicted of neglect of mother's corpse

A Westmoreland County judge on Tuesday said he can’t decide whether to send a New Kensington man to jail for neglecting to report to authorities that his mother died and left her sealed up alone in her home for two months. Robert Hawk, 49, through his defense lawyer asked to

Sunday's heavy rain brings road closures to Ashland County - Vimarsana News

Sunday's heavy rain brings road closures to Ashland County

Ashland Times Gazette ASHLAND Rain showers in Ashland County on Sunday caused road closures, rain-filled parks and baseball diamonds, leaving residents waiting for the water to recede.   The National Weather Service reported 2.5 to 3 inches of rain fell in the Ashland area on Sunday. As of Monday, the Ashland County Sheriff's Office received 24 reports related to the rain in the county. Here is a list of a some of those reports:  High water on County Road 1600 High water on Township Road 133 and County Road 175  Flooding on County Road 257 High water near the 1400 block of County Road ...

Louisa County supervisors hear city complaints; beavers blamed for water problems - Vimarsana News

Louisa County supervisors hear city complaints; beavers blamed for water problems

Louisa County supervisors hear city complaints; beavers blamed for water problems Jim Rudisill for The Hawk Eye WAPELLO — Local property owners’ concerns over a drainage issue in the south end of Wapello are leading to complaints to the Louisa County Board of Supervisors, which agreed Tuesday during its regular weekly meeting to try to mediate the issue. Supervisors Brad Quigley, Randy Griffin and Chris Ball reported receiving calls over the continuing problems in the area. However, they later agreed during a discussion with county engineer Adam Shutt that the problems should be handled b...