Crawford County News

The issue of drug testing Ohioans getting welfare assistance is a polarizing one.

A coroner says the body of an Ohio woman found buried in a shallow grave by two Pennsylvania women charged in her murder was beaten with multiple objects, though he's yet to pinpoint the cause of her death.

Stall, 28, was convicted in 2009 on five charges after he broke into a Galion residence with two others.

Using oilfield brine to fight icy roads can cut costs for cities and townships, but it raises environmental concerns for some.

A proposal to drug test welfare recipients has been in the works for more than a year, but didn't get much attention in the Statehouse until last week when Republican senators slipped it into the governor's major policy reform bill.

The Crawford County Sheriff's Office said that investigators raided a store and confiscated bath salts, 10TV reported on Thursday.

A former special education teacher charged with trafficking in drugs has been sentenced to three years probation for the charges.

Surgit Singh, 70, of Marion, was arrested and charged in Crawford County Municipal Court Wednesday on one count of aggravated possession of drugs, a third-degree felony.

Stacey L. Miller, 42, 476 Decatur St., was indicted May 9 on one count of aggravated robbery, a first-degree felony, two counts of tampering with evidence, third-degree felonies, four counts of theft and one count of possessing criminal tools, fifth-degree felonies.

Ten dislocated workers are needed for a free, four-week Computer Numeric Control operators training program to start May 29.

One of the vehicles that started the love affair with the American car, the Franklin, will be showcased in Bucyrus that day as the cars' owners tour the city.

A Galion man was sentenced to four years in prison Monday in Crawford County Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to burglary, a second-degree felony.

Sean M. Kirk, 21, 452 Harding Way West, faces first-degree felony rape and third-degree importuning charges in Crawford County Common Pleas Court.