Jury selection began Thursday for Bucyrus resident Stacy Brady, who is accused of intimidation and filing a false report to help her son conceal evidence in a Crawford County criminal case.
Ontario police say a shooting on Landings Court involved a 6-year-old child who discovered an unsecured firearm and accidentally shot a 3-year-old, who is now recovering.
Marion Harding High School senior Kendall Gibson has been named Scholar Student of the Week, earning a $500 scholarship to The Ohio State University at Marion for her academic excellence and leadership.
A major winter storm is tracking toward north central and northwest Ohio, with a Winter Storm Watch in effect Saturday evening through Monday morning for heavy snow and sub-zero wind chills.
The City of Bucyrus has appointed Leslie Holbrook, BSN, RN, to the Crawford County Board of Health to succeed retiring member Phyllis Crall following 11 years of public health service.
Ontario police are investigating a Wednesday night shooting on the city’s east side that left a 3-year-old child with non-life-threatening injuries.
Peoples Savings and Loan Company in Bucyrus concluded its annual Giving Tree campaign this week, successfully donating over 100 pairs of pajamas to the Butterfly Foundation to support Crawford County children in foster care.
Avita Health System plans to relocate its Crestline retail pharmacy to a newly donated building on North Seltzer Street, adding drive-thru access for local patients.
Pillar Credit Union in Marion, Ohio, is helping residents improve their financial health in 2026 by offering expert tips on cutting “subscription creep,” consolidating accounts, and automating payments to simplify personal budgets.
Residents in Sulphur Springs, North Robinson, and surrounding areas are facing prolonged power outages, prompting local officials to open public libraries as designated warming and charging stations.