An OVI checkpoint is planned for tomorrow evening in Crawford County.
A Tiro man is back in custody and facing new felony charges for drug cultivation and possession after a recent drug bust.
In an effort to curb impaired driving, the Ohio State Highway Patrol will hold an OVI checkpoint at an undisclosed location in an undisclosed county this week.
A business employee making a night deposit was robbed at gunpoint at Huntington Bank in Galion early Friday morning, with the suspect still at large.
Following a brief standoff with authorities, a Bucyrus man wanted for a parole violation was arrested by the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force on Thursday.
Bucyrus police are investigating the theft of three high-performance vehicles, including two Dodge Challengers and a Cadillac, from a local Chevrolet dealership.
Visiting Judge Howard Hall has approved the state’s motion to consolidate the cases against Bucyrus City Councilwoman Carolyn Shireman, rescheduling her trial for October 29.
In a significant legal development, former Shelby School District teacher Stefanie Kellenberger pleaded guilty to 21 felony counts, including sexual battery and unlawful sexual conduct with minors, in a Richland County court, facing a recommended 15-year prison sentence.
A resident faces animal cruelty charges after a dog was shot in the face with a BB gun, leading to the seizure of multiple animals and the arrest of Justin Andrick Jr. in Marion County.
After a horrifying discovery of two decomposed dogs in a garage cage, 23-year-old Patrick Grasley of Bucyrus was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for animal cruelty and evidence tampering.