Explore

USA Today USA Today
Ohio woman charged in bomb threats made after Nolan Wells' death

Ohio woman charged in bomb threats made after Nolan Wells' death

A Cincinnati woman is accused of making bomb threats to two Mississippi agencies associated with the investigation of Nolan Wells' death.
USA Today USA Today
People with connections to Nolan Wells allege threats; arrests made

People with connections to Nolan Wells allege threats; arrests made

Multiple people connected to the Nolan Wells case say they have received threats. Some alleged threats have resulted in arrests and charges.
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Ex-Cop Denied Early Release Despite Terminal Cancer Diagnosis

Ex-Cop Denied Early Release Despite Terminal Cancer Diagnosis

Sean Grayson, a former sheriff's deputy convicted of murdering Sonya Massey, was denied early release from prison despite his terminal cancer diagnosis. Grayson, serving a 20-year sentence, sought release under the Joe Coleman Medical Release Act, which allows terminally ill inmates to apply for early release. The Illinois Prisoner Review Board unanimously voted against his release, citing that Grayson is not medically incapacitated despite his cancer spreading to his liver, lungs, and rectum. The decision was celebrated by Massey's family, who emphasized the need for justice for the unarmed Black woman killed by Grayson.
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Rep. Marcy Kaptur Hospitalized After Hit-and-Run Incident in Ohio

Rep. Marcy Kaptur Hospitalized After Hit-and-Run Incident in Ohio

Rep. Marcy Kaptur, a Democratic representative from Ohio, was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries following a hit-and-run car crash on Sunday morning. The incident occurred while Kaptur was a passenger in a vehicle en route to a church service. According to a spokesperson from the Toledo Police Department, two individuals were transported to the hospital after the crash, and an investigation is ongoing. Kaptur, who has served in Congress since 1982, represents Ohio's 9th District, a competitive area that President Trump won in the 2020 and 2024 elections. The crash has prompted an outpouring of support from fellow lawmakers, including Rep. Andy Biggs and Rep. Pramila Jayapal, who expressed their well wishes for Kaptur's recovery.
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Apparent Tornado Causes Significant Damage in Tri-State Area

Apparent Tornado Causes Significant Damage in Tri-State Area

In the Tri-State area, multiple counties have experienced significant damage following a series of tornado warnings. An apparent tornado struck Franklin County, Indiana, causing substantial destruction. The National Weather Service (NWS) is set to conduct a survey to assess the extent of the damage. On August 1, tornado sirens were activated as the storm moved over Pennyroyal Road in Franklin, Ohio. Reports indicate that a barn and several trees were brought down by the storm in Franklin County, Indiana. The event has prompted local authorities and residents to assess the damage and begin recovery efforts.
Trendline Trendline
Historic Cincinnati Estate with Ohio River Views Listed for $4.85 Million

Historic Cincinnati Estate with Ohio River Views Listed for $4.85 Million

Historic Cincinnati Estate with Ohio River Views Listed for $4.85 Million
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Myanmar Parliament Enacts Death Penalty for Online Fraud Operators Amid Cybercrime Crackdown

Myanmar Parliament Enacts Death Penalty for Online Fraud Operators Amid Cybercrime Crackdown

Myanmar's parliament has recently passed a law that allows the imposition of the death penalty on operators of online fraud centers. This legislative move is part of the country's broader efforts to combat the rising issue of cybercrime, which has become a significant concern both domestically and internationally. The law targets those who run organized online fraud operations, which have been increasingly exploiting technological advancements to deceive and steal from individuals and businesses. The decision comes as Myanmar continues to grapple with internal conflicts and seeks to address the challenges posed by sophisticated cybercriminal networks.
1Weather 1Weather
Strong Currents Prompt River Safety Reminder in Miami County

Strong Currents Prompt River Safety Reminder in Miami County

A woman was rescued from the Stillwater River in Miami County, Ohio, after being stranded on a log due to high water and strong currents. The incident occurred on May 14, 2026, when Cydney Mann, an experienced swimmer, was tubing alone and encountered unexpectedly rushing water. She managed to call for help before being swept away. Miami County Sheriff’s Deputy Karn successfully rescued her after she became submerged under the water when a tree branch broke free. Mann has since expressed her gratitude to the deputies and is urging others to prioritize safety while engaging in water activities. [Source time: not specified]
Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati Enquirer
4 Ohio corrections officers charged after inmate hospitalization

4 Ohio corrections officers charged after inmate hospitalization

An Adams County Jail inmate had serious medical issues after corrections officers left him unattended in a cell for days, according to an affidavit.
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Judge Orders Competency Evaluation for Ohio 'House of Horrors' Defendants

Judge Orders Competency Evaluation for Ohio 'House of Horrors' Defendants

In Ohio, a judge has ordered mental competency evaluations for Gary Siders Jr. and his mother, Christina 'Lynn' Siders, who are involved in a high-profile child endangerment case. The case, dubbed the 'House of Horrors,' involves allegations of 16 children living in deplorable conditions. The evaluations will determine if the defendants can understand the legal proceedings and assist in their defense. The court denied a request to seal the competency motion, ensuring public access to the proceedings while keeping medical records confidential.
The Columbus Dispatch The Columbus Dispatch
Pammy Maye escorted out of hearing after outburst, rejects plea deal

Pammy Maye escorted out of hearing after outburst, rejects plea deal

Pammy Maye had an outburst in Franklin County Common Pleas Court on July 31 before her attorney formally declined a plea offer.
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Tragic Drowning of 6-Year-Old Near Bowling Green Under Investigation

Tragic Drowning of 6-Year-Old Near Bowling Green Under Investigation

Authorities in Center Township, Ohio, are investigating the drowning of a six-year-old boy at a residence east of Bowling Green. The incident occurred on July 30, and the child was transported to Wood County Hospital, where he was pronounced deceased. The Wood County Sheriff’s Office is leading the investigation, but details about the circumstances surrounding the drowning have not been disclosed. The community is awaiting further information as the investigation continues.