Lebanon News

Sue Kiesewetter reports A portion of Princeton Road in Liberty Township will be closed for up to seven weeks while crews do work to improve sight distance... Obama for America opens another office in the area tomorrow night at 7 p.m., this time at 3722 Harrison Ave., Cheviot.

Winning a championship at Devon is tough to top the next year, so Meredith "Maddy" Darst went ahead and did the same thing a second time.

Justin Stephan, 25, crochets a blanket from his cell at Lebanon Correctional Institution in Lebanon, Ohio.

May 26, 2012 The Enquirer/ Tony Jones / The Enquirer/ Tony Jones They ran Saturday in 94-degree heat, but by mid-afternoon more than two-dozen runners from around the country had powered through more than 40 miles of bike trail, starting in Mariemont and stretching through Terrace Park, Loveland, Maineville, Morrow and Lebanon.

A southwest Ohio teen who says he started using coupons last year to support his unemployed parents will be featured on TV's "Extreme Couponing" reality show on Monday.

The plan to tax banks differently - proposed by Gov. John Kasich and modified by the Ohio House - now rests in the Senate.

The Warren County Historical Society will hold its first tour of Pioneer Cemetery from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Following the lead of a new state law, Lebanon officials are looking to do away with a ban on pitbull terriers and move to a more general ban on dogs deemed as "vicious." Lebanon, like many cities, adopted a ban on pit bulls and rottweiler dogs in the mid-1990s following the lead of several other cities, including Cincinnati and Fairfield.

A Memorial Day parade to honor fallen service men and women will be held in downtown Lebanon on Monday.

The state oversight commission pre-approved Timmerman's hiring in advance of the Little Miami board approving her contract.

The six, including the owner, were also selling K-2 and spice inside the Marathon station on Ohio 48 in Lebanon, officials said.

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"For me, the job is about making sure Lebanon remains a great place," he said. "I grew up here and I love this place.

A federal judge has sentenced an Ohio man to just over six years in prison after he and his wife pleaded guilty in a plot to ship money to a Mideast terrorist group.

The Warren County Historical Society announces its first-ever Pioneer Cemetery Tour from 3 to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

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A Warren County Sheriff's deputy who died in the line of duty will have the road on which he was killed named in his honor, state representatives announced.

A former assistant Warren County prosecutor who became chief legal counsel for the Ohio Department of Public Safety was suspended from practicing law for six months Thursday for intercepting confidential e-mails involving federal and state investigations.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - An American businessman jailed for more than four years in Dubai under suspicion of corruption has started a hunger strike to push for a trial and seek greater U.S. diplomatic pressure in his case.

Elida William J. Layman, 90, died at 9 p.m. May 15, 2012, at his residence. He was born Oct.