A judge has ordered a competency evaluation for Maxwell Anatra, 24, pausing his aggravated murder trial for the November stabbings of his parents in Crestline.
A citizen alleges a violation of Ohio Sunshine Laws and the First Amendment after being removed from the Crawford County Board of Elections while attempting to inspect public records.
Approximately 450 members of United Steelworkers Local 3057 plan to initiate a work stoppage at ArcelorMittal’s Shelby facility at 11:59 p.m. Tuesday following a deadlock in labor negotiations.
Power Grid Partners is removing the two wind turbines from Wynford school grounds today after determining that repair costs for the structures exceeded their value.
The METRICH Enforcement Unit seized 91 pounds of methamphetamine and arrested Emmanuel Washington during a high-profile drug raid at a Mansfield residence on Monday.
High school students in the Crawford Success Center’s TurboCert program are earning industry credentials in 5G, robotics, and phlebotomy to jumpstart their careers before graduation.
Chaz E. Akers, 39, was arraigned in Crawford County on a $200,000 bond after a high-speed New Year’s Day pursuit in a stolen 2024 Dodge Ram that left three police cruisers damaged.
Discover the inspiring journey of Reegyn Maree (Goyer) in her new book, I Called Myself a Christian, a deeply personal exploration of faith and identity edited by Colonel Crawford High School teacher Andy Cochran.
Explore the storied past of 127 and 131–133 South Sandusky Avenue, where historic Bucyrus landmarks have transformed from 19th-century banks and bakeries into modern professional offices.
Galion City Schools is proposing a three-year Blended Learning Pilot that introduces a Tuesday–Friday instructional week to enhance student support and career readiness.