Bucyrus Police Department faces a significant staffing shortage, sparking public safety concerns in the community.
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine launched the free “RoadReady Ohio” mobile app, which uses real-time telematics to log the mandatory 50 hours of supervised driving and score performance in key areas like braking and speed for new drivers.
Trial for former Bucyrus City Councilwoman Carolyn Shireman on telecommunications fraud and theft charges is postponed again to allow the defense time to hire an expert witness.
Assistant Professor Sarah Rollo joins Community Spotlight to share how math instruction at North Central State College blends technical rigor with essential soft skills for student success.
The Marion-Crawford Prevention Programs are promoting hope and education during National Suicide Prevention Month, emphasizing that suicide is preventable and urging community members to recognize warning signs and ask directly about suicidal thoughts.
The Crawford County Health Department is urging residents to get their flu shot in October, the ideal time to build immunity before the holidays, and is offering convenient drive-thru and walk-in clinics across the county.
Mansfield police are investigating an early morning shooting near North Diamond and East 4th streets, but confirm the incident was not related to the city’s Final Friday event and resulted in no injuries.
The United Way of North Central Ohio has purchased and is relocating its Marion office to a permanent, centrally located space at 198 E. Center Street on Oct. 1, ending its lease on temporary space.
Marion native Carly Augenstein returns to her hometown to present her first-ever solo performance, “Isn’t She From Here? An Evening with Carly Augenstein,” at the Marion Palace Theater on Friday, Oct. 10.