A local man faces drug and fleeing charges after leading Bucyrus police on an e-bike pursuit that ended with minor cruiser damage and a K-9 deployment Monday evening.
The 2026 Galion Pickle Run Festival has been canceled because of forecasted extreme heat, with organizers citing safety concerns for volunteers, vendors, entertainers and thousands of attendees.
Authorities are asking for the public’s help in locating 15-year-old Galion girl Cypress Zacharzuk-Smith, who was last seen wearing a dark gray hooded shirt and black shorts.
Due to forecasted extreme heat, organizers have moved the July 4 1976 Time Capsule Opening Ceremony in Galion to Grace Point Church to ensure a safe, air-conditioned environment for attendees.
From classic lemon shakeups to smoked turkey legs and deep-fried favorites, here’s your guide to the county fair foods worth planning a summer road trip for across Ohio.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Crawford County Sheriff Scott Kent are urging Fourth of July motorists to plan a sober ride home, reminding drivers that “Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving.”
The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for north central, northwest, and northeast Ohio from Tuesday through Thursday evening as heat index values climb to 104 degrees.
Crawford County residents can expect a cloudy Saturday with a high of 75 degrees before temperatures climb into the low 80s under partly sunny skies on Sunday.
The Colonel Crawford board meeting focused on facility upgrades, technology improvements, and financial planning for the district.
The June meeting of the Bucyrus Board of Education included routine approvals and discussions on district communications.