Monroe News Archives

COLUMBUS - Franklin and Scioto counties had the most driving under suspension arrests over the past three years according to new statistics recently released by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

A The magistrate of Monroe's Mayor's Court will earn $4,500 more per year to match his increased workload, city officials decided this week.

LEBANON - Warren County commissioners are wrangling with one of the tightest budgets they've had in years - one that includes across-the-board cuts and a decrease in revenue.

Although it wasn't raining, there was still a line of people stretching from the grandstand to the Youth Activities Building at the Butler County Fairgrounds early on Saturday morning, Oct.

A A burned out house and a former garage frequented by squatters in New Miami are the first buildings slated for demolition through Butler County's Neighborhood Stabilization Program.

Oct. 2 was an exciting day for the students at Johnstown-Monroe High School. That Friday brought the end to the school week, an MBC football game, but most importantly, National Denim Day.

SYDNEY a ' The oldest female athlete at the World Masters Games in Sydney has broken a world record in the shot put - at the age of 100.

The suspect in the theft of credit cards from a home in Monroe, caught on security cameras at a Walmart store.

An interstate accident in Waren County could affect your Wednesday morning commute.

MONROE, Ohio - A husband and wife are both undergoing treatment for breast cancer in a case that illustrates how the disease can strike both sexes.

MONROE, Ohio - An Ohio husband and wife are both undergoing treatment for breast cancer in a case that illustrates how the disease can strike both sexes.

Four Monroe businesses have employees who were caught selling alcohol to a person younger than the legal drinking age of 21, police said.

Trenton's city council candidates will participate in a question-and-answer forum at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct.

A revenue stream Gov. Ted Strickland counted on for funding Ohio's schools has fallen through, and area treasurers say the uncertainties are wreaking havoc on their budget plans.

There were no injuries reported following a fire at the AK Steel Middletown Works blast furnace today, Oct.

Across the state last year, school districts spent anywhere from $7,000 to more than $20,000 per pupil, averaging about $9,000 to fund a child's education.