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Ex-boyfriend of missing Shelby woman arrested in Mansfield for kidnapping, woman still not found Richland County Sheriff deputies charged him with kidnapping. (Source: Richland County Sheriff) By Rachel Vadaj | March 4, 2021 at 7:22 PM EST - Updated March 4 at 8:42 PM MANSFIELD, Ohio (WOIO) - The ex-boyfriend accused of kidnapping 33-year-old Melinda Kay Davis of Shelby is behind bars while she is still missing. The Richland County Sheriff Steve Sheldon, Shelby Police Chief Lance Combs, and United States Marshal Pete Elliott confirmed John Henry Mack Jr. was arrested on Thursday. Mack ...

Alice Eve ( Belgravia, Star Trek) has signed to star in ‘The Queen Mary’, the first in a trilogy of highly anticipated feature horror films inspired by the hauntings on-board the infamous ocean liner. Gary Shore ( Dracula Untold) will direct off of a screenplay written by Stephen Oliver, Tom Vaughan, and Gary Shore. Developed and produced by Brett Tomberlin of Imagination Design Works, along with Nigel Sinclair and Nicholas Ferrall of White Horse Pictures ( The Woman in Black, The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, Let Me In, End of Watch), Thorsten Schumacher and Lars Sylvest fo...

A bill by Rep. Scott Lewis, former superintendent of Ohio County Schools, would prevent the Kentucky Department of Education from removing members of local school boards from office.

Credit Ryland Barton A bill banning governors from reorganizing the Kentucky Board of Education passed out of a legislative committee on Tuesday morning. House Bill 178 comes more than a year after Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear replaced the entire board of education as one of his first acts in office. The measure would also require the racial, political party and gender makeup of the board to be proportional to the state’s representation. Rep. Steve Sheldon, a Republican from Bowling Green, said the bill would prevent Kentucky Board of Education members from being treated like “political ...

SHARE FRANKFORT, Ky. — Some opponents fear a bill moving through the Kentucky legislature would provide immunity for businesses that fail to protect employees from COVID-19. What You Need To Know House Bill 10 protects businesses against civil lawsuits from someone claiming they caught COVID-19 at their business Opponents fear the bill grants businesses immunity if they fail to protect employees, but those in favor believe the bill will help businesses reopen The bill's co-sponsor says businesses must still follow CDC guidelines The full House has approved the measure it now heads to the Se...