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This second book in Eric Rickstad's new crime fiction series with elements of horror and science fiction is quite a page-turner. FBI agents hunt deadly psychic killers.
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Four Piqua residents have been either banned from entering the city's buildings or barred from city commission meetings. The dispute relates to a former lithium ion battery burning program. -
The Yellow Springs police chief has responded to residents concerned about a March 14 fatal shooting, and how and when the public was notified about a search for the suspect. The suspect is in the Greene County Jail. -
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Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Sharon Kennedy outlines a loan repayment plan designed to help in "law service deserts." -
Students and faculty of the school welcomed 37 new citizens to the United States. -
A fleeing motorist drives on top of police cruiser on US 35, gunfight ensues -
Data shows Columbus' rate of gun violence decreased but largely remained steady, while Parma's rate decreased significantly. Cincinnati and Dayton only increased moderately by 5 to 6%. -
State Sen. Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) says he thinks his two properties were targets of fake emergency calls, because he helped pass legislation increasing penalties for such actions. -
The updated $825,000 contract with the Flock company, who manufactures the automated cameras, will last through 2028. -
A man from Springfield was sentenced to 20 years in prison for hate crimes that targeted Haitians in Springfield.
