A Napoleon man is placed on community control in a Henry County courtroom…in a case involving an assault on a police officer. Eric Gossman gets five years for felonious assault. He also could get a four- to six-year prison term…if Gossman violates terms of community control. He was given credit …
Read More »Two More Covid Deaths In WC
Two more Williams County residents die from COVID-19. Health officials confirm both were males, aged 76. That brings the county’s death count to 14 since the Ohio Department of Health began recording pandemic statistics earlier this year. The county has reported 10 COVID-19 deaths since Nov. 1.Williams County also is …
Read More »WHS Goes Remote
Students at Wauseon High School will learn remotely for one week, beginning Friday…coronavirus. Troy Armstrong, district superintendent, sent a letter to parents Wednesday…confirming that grades 9-12 will transition to the Plan C…the Remote Learning Model…between Dec. 11 and Dec. 18. The remote learning plan applies only to the school district’s …
Read More »Rescuers Continue To Dig
Three workers are hospitalized and two others unaccounted for…after a power plant under demolition, south of Cincinnati…collapses. Rescuers had to dig for hours to free one of the workers from the rubble at the Killen Generating Station. Rescue crews remained on the scene. The coal-fired generating station opened in 1982 …
Read More »Serious Accident In HC
Three people are badly hurt in a solo crash on Henry County Road 2, near Road B, two miles south of Deshler. Officials say Heather May went off the right side of the roadway, possibly due to car trouble. May overcorrects, causing the vehicle to go into a spin. The …
Read More »Byrd Enters Plea
A Defiance man is arraigned on two-counts of assault in a case from two months ago that turned deadly. Nathaniel Byrd pleads not guilty in a Defiance County courtroom. Several other charges apply in the case. A pretrial hearing is now set for Dec. 21. Bond?…$500,000 dollars. We reported back …
Read More »DeWine Nixes Injections
Lethal injection is no longer an option for Ohio executions…and lawmakers must choose a different method of capital punishment before any inmates can be put to death in the future. Gov., DeWine makes the call. He tells reporters he still supports capital punishment as Ohio law. But he has come …
Read More »Curfew Extended
Gov., DeWine announces he will extend the statewide curfew…as Ohio surpasses 7,000 coronavirus-related deaths. It exempts pharmacies, groceries and restaurants, offering takeout or delivery service. Previously, DeWine had ordered restaurants and bars to stop serving alcohol at 10 p.m.
Read More »Covid…now.
Right now…the four residential skilled nursing home facilities in Williams County have 79 current active COVID-19 cases. Those facilities have accounted for three of the county’s 12 COVID-19 deaths to date. Officials confirm…the positivity rates as a percentage of the total resident population ranged from 1 to 63%.
Read More »Deadly Fire In Bryan
A Bryan man dies in an apartment fire at the Bryan Senior Apartments complex on Rays Drive. Investigators believe Jeffrey Dominique didn’t put out a cigarette. It ended up in a garbage can…that touched off the blaze. Dominquie’s next of kin has been notified. The incident remains under investigation by …
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