Area officials want road project priority for OH
Saturday May 26 | via WFMJ-TV Youngstown
The State Highway Patrol is kicking off a new program to train truck drivers to watch for signs of potential crimes and safety threats while they're traveling Ohio roadways. Comment?
Xenia man sought for domestic violence
Thursday May 24 | via Star
A 19-year-old Xenia man is wanted by Blanchester police on a domestic violence charge after witnesses reported the man was trying to run over a female on a sidewalk in Blanchester. Comment?
Area officials want road project priority for OH
Wednesday May 23 | via FOX19 Cincinnati
Authorities are reminding Ohioans to wear life jackets around water following the drowning death of a fisherman in southwest Ohio. Comment?
Tuesday May 22 | via Xenia Daily Gazette
According to research compiled by NHTSA, from 1975 through 2009 an estimated 9,310 children under age 5 were saved by child restraints.... Read More Critics of the plan say it will cause increased traffic problems. Comment?
Tuesday May 22 | via Xenia Daily Gazette
According to research compiled by NHTSA, from 1975 through 2009 an estimated 9,310 children under age 5 were saved by child restraints.... Read More Critics of the plan say it will cause increased traffic problems. Comment?
Monday May 21 | via Xenia Daily Gazette
Critics of the plan say it will cause increased traffic problems. Others say the city is discriminating about who has access to the mall area.... Read More The 2012 Air Force Marathon was already destined to be the largest ever and now it will be the quickest to sell out completely as well. Comment?
Police respond to report of stabbing in Xenia
Monday May 21 | via WHIO
Crews responded to the 500 block of Lucas Drive in Xenia around 6:40 a.m. for a stabbing, according to reports. Comment?
Tuesday May 15 | via Xenia Daily Gazette
A building inspector checked out the damage and said part of the building must stay closed until repairs are made.... Read More "We are in a bad situation right now," said Christy Fielding, Xenia's Director of Business and Technology. Comment?
Monday May 14 | via Xenia Daily Gazette
A building inspector checked out the damage and said part of the building must stay closed until repairs are made.... Read More "We are in a bad situation right now," said Christy Fielding, Xenia's Director of Business and Technology. Comment?
Xenia sex offender agrees to plea deal
Friday May 11 | via Dayton Daily News
The Xenia registered sex offender accused of asking a child to engage in a sexual act at a Beavercreek park pleaded guilty Friday in Greene County Common Pleas Court. Comment?
Authorities searching for man scamming elderly
Friday May 11 | via Dayton Daily News
Authorities continue to search for a man accused of preying on the elderly and scamming them out of thousands of dollars worth of phony paving and asphalt work. Comment?
Friday May 11 | via Xenia Daily Gazette
James Louis McKee , born November 19, 1953, went home to be with the Lord on May 7, 2012. Comment?
Xenia sex offender gets year in prison
Friday May 11 | via WHIO
A registered sex offender who is on probation was sentenced Friday to a year in prison on a charge stemming from an incident in a Beavercreek park where he approached a teen boy for sex. Comment?
Tuesday May 8 | via Xenia Daily Gazette
Spring is in the Air, and so is An Uncommon Affair - The Family Violence Prevention Center of Greene County is hosting its signature fundraising event on Friday, May 18 at the Schindler Banquet Center in Xenia. Comment?
Tuesday May 8 | via Xenia Daily Gazette
Spring weather brings the birds back to Greene County skies and area young people ages 8-17 will have the chance to join them on Saturday, May 12 as Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 382 hosts begins their 12th year of participation in the Young Eagles Flight program at Greene County... Read More While not completely high and dry, a major ... (more) Comment?
Fairborn jail reopening delayed to next month
Saturday May 5 | via Dayton Daily News
The reopening of Fairborn's city jail that was scheduled to take place early this month has been delayed because of an issue with a window, which was discovered during an inspection by the state's Department of Corrections in April. Comment?