A Hicksville man is brought in for a November break-in at the Sunoco G-Mart in Antwerp. James Prescott is charged with receiving stolen property. Defiance County deputies searched a W. High Street home in Hicksville. Several items in connection to the burglary were discovered there. Prescott faces the court, this …

Donald Richcreek, the Oakwood man charged with murder has his case delayed, due to illness of the presiding judge. The pretrial hearing for Richcreek will take place at some point in Paulding County. Richcreek is charged with the Aug. 10 shooting death of his brother. He had previously pled not …

A Henry County man is charged with theft after falsifying a robbery report. Zane Lanzer of Liberty Center faces those charges. Officers responded to the scene at the Liberty Main Stop on Ohio 109. Lanzer, the store employee reported that a black male had entered the store and brandished a …

State investigators want help in finding out who set fire to an abandoned home in Hicksville on Friday, over on Perry Street. Officials say the house was empty for many years and was in the process of being demolished.

Andrew Kendall, recently convicted on several drug charges will appeal. The Bryan man is set to serve at least 11 years in prison, and as many as 14, under new, more flexible felony sentencing laws. In early October, Kendall was found guilty of possession of methamphetamine, drug trafficking and more. …

A new state law that requires home inspectors in Ohio to be licensed has been delayed. The law will now take effect April 5. State lawmakers approved the legislation in January, and the law had been expected to take effect now. It establishes education and skill requirements and requires applicants …

Ohio’s governor is announcing how the state will test for potentially harmful chemicals in the state’s drinking water. The manmade chemicals, known as PFAS, have been turning up in drinking water and some foods across the U.S. The chemicals are used in products ranging from carpeting, cookware, microwave popcorn bags …

15 people die on Ohio’s roadways this Thanksgiving holiday. In 2018, seven people were killed in seven fatal crashes. This year, of the 15 killed, two were pedestrians, two were not wearing a seat belt, and two while driving drunk. In all, troopers arrested 389 people for DUI and 172 …

Northwest State Community College in Archbold gets almost $25,000 in grants by the Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation. NSCC will use the Action and Awareness Grant for two summer camps. They will teach students the fundamentals of agricultural science and its impact in their daily lives. The next application cycle for …

A crash between two semis closes a portion of U.S. 24, just east of I-469 in New Haven. Officials tell reporters one driver suffered minor injuries and was treated. The roadway was shut down for several hours, while crews cleaned up the scene. The 469 N. exit to 24 was …