Warren County News

Phillip Dean Kaltenbach, age 59, of Lynn St., Russia, Ohio, died 10:50 p.m. on Monday, May 20, 2013, at his home.

Late-night on Tuesday a police chase ended in a crash in Warren County. A Morrow police officer tried pulling over a vehicle on U.S. 22 near Little Miami High School at about 11:30 p.m. The reason is still unclear.

The Ohio Department of Transportation has unveiled a map identifying interstate highway locations where motorists will be legally permitted to drive 70 miles per hour beginning this summer.

Emergency workers from Lebanon and Deerfield Twp. responded to the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services building in Lebanon after a worker in the building felt a burn on her hand after opening an envelope containing a white powdery substance.

Three people were taken to a hospital after an envelope containing a suspicious substance was opened at a government complex in Lebanon on Monday.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol was lead on a 23 mile chase that reached speeds of 125MPH.

An Ohio Highway Patrol trooper suffered minor injuries and two cruisers were damaged during a crash that ended a high-speed pursuit involving a stolen vehicle from Dayton, according to reports.

A Warren County woman has been arrested for allegedly trying to hire a hit man to kill her ex-husband. Heather Boling, 28, of Pleasant Plain, allegedly tried to hire a hit man in Indianapolis using Facebook on Thursday, according to Lt.

The former pro-wrestler who is HIV positive and had unprotected sex with a dozen women in three counties won't be serving any more than the 32-year prison term he received in Hamilton County, but a Warren County judge ensured he won't get out earlier.

If you missed "The Invisible War" last night on CET's "Independent Lens" series, you can catch it 10 p.m. Thursday on Dayton's WPDT-TV . - Wednesday: 4 a.m. on Channels 48 & 16 - Thursday: 10 p.m. on Channel 16 - Friday: 10 p.m. on Dayton's ThinkTV Again Channel 16.2 - Saturday: 3 a.m. on ThinkTV Again Channel 16.2 - Sunday: 3 a.m. Channels 48 & ... (more)

A Franklin woman now sits in jail, accused of targeting the elderly and stealing from them while pretending to offer help.

A granite memorial and a section of highway in southwest Ohio have been dedicated to a sheriff's deputy killed in a high-speed chase.

A memorial will be dedicated to the memory of Warren County Sheriff's Sergeant Bruan Dulle, killed on May 10, 2011.

Warren County Common Pleas Court Judge Donald Oda found 49-year-old Patrick Parker not guilty Wednesday of several charges related to accusations that he sexually assaulted a 3-year-old girl with a screwdriver years ago.

Sen. Shannon Jones, R-Springboro, will host two free bicycle helmet giveaways that will cap off "Ohio Bike Helmet Safety Awareness Week." The events, scheduled for Saturday, will be conducted in partnership with the American Academy of Pediatrics' "Put A Lid On It" campaign.

Emergency services issues did well, the Delhi Twp Fire-EMT increase passed, as did the Deer Park/Silverton Joint Fire District increase.

Ohio Department of Transportation records indicate that 2,230 bridges statewide are rated as structurally deficient, but government agencies say they lack the funds to keep up on repairs.

The newest Warren County Common Pleas judge might consider a polygraph test a rape defendant took, because the defense says there is new science that makes the tests more reliable.

By DEBRA GASKILL Special Correspondent CEDARVILLE - The Cedar Cliff Board of Education has narrowed it search for a new superintendent down to two candidates and anticipates making a decision within the next week.

Authorities seized a pellet gun - which a school staff member initially mistook for a rifle - from a student in the parking lot of a Warren County high school on Wednesday, two days after a student in neighboring Hamilton County attempted an in-school suicide.