Trenton News

Dayton will serve as a test market for the new Third Shift Band of Brewers Amber Lager, a small batch from MillerCoors, the Dayton Daily News reports.

The Trenton branch of the MidPointe Library System will be staying in the downtown area, at least for now.

City Council has agreed to purchase of a new rotating electromechanical emergency warning siren with a battery backup for $24,356.90 from Federal Signal Safety and Security Systems.

Five gel caps of heroin were found in a fuse box in a car that was stopped in Trenton.

Property owners here could see a $200 increase in their annual tax bill if voters approve a fire levy in November.

The first of four oversized loads is making its way through Butler County to Air Products in Middletown this afternoon, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.

The 34-year Middletown mother of five - three sons and two stepsons - dropped out at Sinclair Community College in Dayton in 1999 after investing five years of her life at the school.

A Butler County sheriff's deputy has resigned amid allegations he misused Fraternal Order of Police funds he was responsible for as the group's treasurer.

An alleged drunken driving incident caused more than $300 in damages to mailboxes in the area of Edgewood Drive and Nightstar Court in Monroe.

"I'm happy it is going through," said Mayor Calvin Woodrey, who first brought the issue before council in January.

A man has been charged with disorderly conduct for comments he made at a township trustee meeting after the trustees decided to terminate David Downie as the fire chief.

A 24-year-old Trenton woman was arrested at 5:01 a.m. in the 4900 block of Roosevelt Avenue on suspicion of operating a vehicle while impaired, failure to control and expired tags.