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TV Online Chambers to host Steak Fry at MillerCoors Staff Writer Friday, September 05, 2008 TRENTON - "It's just a big party." It's one of the reasons the annual Steak Fry is so much fun, said Bill Triick, ...

Weeks after returning from the Disney Magic Music Days performance in Disney World, Kylie Knau of Trenton still wears her Cinderella costume around the house.

Fifty-four years ago there was no Internet, or computers, for that matter. Fifty-four years ago, two American soldiers - who had served together overseas for 29 months and became best of friends - said their ...

New details are emerging a gruesome murder case in Butler County. The Trenton woman accused of killing her boyfriend apparently also tried to burn his body.

Joanna Hull talks to attorney Melynda Cook-Reich on Monday, Aug. 25, during her preliminary hearing in Middletown Municipal Court.

A grandmother from northeast Ohio has won top honors as the state's fastest grocery bagger.

A Trenton man, found dead in the bathtub of his Oak Avenue home, and the woman charged with his killing had had a troubled relationship, said the victim's father.

We have new information on a murder you saw first on Local 12 Wednesday night. The suspect made a confession on a 911 call.

Residents of a quiet neighborhood said they heard gunshots two nights before police found a man dead inside an Oak Avenue home Wednesday night.

Police say an Ohio woman called a 911 operator to report she had killed her boyfriend and left his body in their bathtub - about a week earlier.

UPDATE: Police also say the girlfriend of the victim, Joanna Hull, called 911 saying she killed him.

TV Online Trenton woman charged in boyfriend's murder By Lauren Pack Extras Photos Joanna Hull, 42, was charged in connection with the death of Keith A. Peyton, 47, according to Trenton Police.

Investigators search for clues after a Trenton man is found murdered in his home.

Police are investigating the death of man found in an Oak Avenue residence Wednesday night.

Butler County officials still are trying to get cities and businesses on board for a road extension project meant to improve highway access.

HAMILTON - Sloppy kisses for Sheriff Rick Jones weren't enough to keep Fonzie the homeless mutt at the Butler County Jail.

The city met its first economic development director Thursday, Aug. 7, and he already has an important project in hand: getting grocery store back in the city.

TV Online MUSIC news Edge of Life gears up for fireworks By Eric Robinette Friday, August 08, 2008 For the second year in a row, Edge of Life is gearing up for some fireworks - literally.

The city has an opening on the Trenton Planning Commission. Any resident of Trenton who would like to be considered for the voluntary post is asked to submit a letter indicating such interest and experience to ...

A hearing for a man accused of killing a Hamilton woman in June and leaving her nude body in an alley has been continued until next month.