Special Weather Statement issued May 24 at 10:07PM EDT by NWS Wilmington OH (details ...)
Areas of fog are already developing with the proximity of the front and very saturated soils. Some patchy dense fog can also be expected, especially along the river valleys. Fog is expected to linger into the pre-dawn hours Monday, which could impact the early part of the morning commute given the reduced visibilities. For those traveling overnight, utilize low-beam headlights, leave extra distance between cars and use extra caution when driving.
Nutrient management strategy targets ag and non ag practices
By Nancy Allen
Almost 200 people came to Wright State University-Lake Campus on Monday to hear about a state-directed plan to help the community clean up Grand Lake, and when they didn't hear it, some got pretty mad.
Directors of Ohio's departments of natural re [More]
An extensive $2.5 million infrastructure project could connect all remaining East Jefferson Township residents to the city of Celina's wastewater system.
But Celina city council members first must approve a contract with the Mercer County commissioners as an emergency ordinance in order to meet the county's deadline for federal stimulus money. According city officials, the contract must be approved before Dec. 10, when the county will open bids for the project. [More]
Tamara Evers now reportedly tells detective baby fell off table
A 45-year-old St. Henry woman appeared in Celina Municipal Court on Monday afternoon after being charged with perjury in connection with the July 6, 2008, death of a 6-month-old infant for whom she baby-sat.
Man reportedly said he wanted to die at the hands of law enforcement
A Rockford-area veteran, who expressed a desire to die at the hands of law enforcement officers, remains under treatment at Dayton Veterans Hospital following a Monday afternoon standoff at his home.
ST. MARYS - A request for an increase in ambulance charges for in- and out-of-town runs, based on recommendation of the city fire chief, will come before city council during a meeting Nov. 23.
ST. HENRY - Administrators at St. Henry schools are embarking on a paperless project that will help cut costs and promote a "greener" environment for the district.
