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Portage County deputies search for missing 75-year-old who drove away from home
PORTAGE COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - The Portage County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating a 75-year-old man who is missing. Deputies say Wayne Schaefer drove away from his home around 1 a.m. Thursday on Brown Street in Ravenna. He is believed to be driving...
Man arrested, charged with murder in Warren set to appear in court on Monday
Warren police officers arrested and charged a 44-year-old man for murdering another man earlier this week. According to the Warren Police Department, officers found 48-year-old Andrew Warner dead at a home on Westwood Drive in on Tuesday. Officials determined the death wasn’t natural and ruled it a homicide. The...
Southington man convicted of killing stepfather dies in prison
A former Southington man who was serving thirty years to life in prison for murdering his stepfather and wounding his mother has died from an apparent suicide. An official with the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections tells 21 News that 39-year-old Thomas Starr died on Thursday at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility.
Garrettsville home with ultimate backyard (pool, firepit and pavilion!) sells for $530K. See inside
Four properties sold for more than $500,000 in Portage County for the week of March 11, 2023. One property here in Aurora sold for $573,260. Here is a list of the properties, and their sale prices:. 802 River Run Rd, Aurora, $573,260. 10542 Liberty, Garrettsville, $530,000. According to Realtor.com, the...
Driver makes a citizen’s arrest - on herself: Bentleyville Police Blotter
After a patrol officer came up behind a car at the stop sign on Cannon Road at 8 p.m. May 10, the driver made a left turn onto Solon Road -- just as the cop was planning to do. But the driver, a University Heights woman, 25, then came to...
Longtime Niles sportswear store to close its doors
A longtime Valley sportswear store will soon close its doors forever. After 29 years in business and the last 20 and its current location, Select Sportswear at. 627 N. Main St., Niles is going out of business. Mary McCarty, who owns the business with her husband Michael, said they were...
Former Hudson mayor fights judge's decision to seal records for student charged with rape
A Summit County judge's order sealing the court records in a criminal case against a Hudson 18-year-old has been challenged in a suit filed this week with the Ohio Supreme Court. Former Hudson Mayor Craig Shubert filed a request Monday seeking an explanation for Judge Alison Breaux's decision to grant...
Skateboarder rides lying down on the street: Russell Township police blotter
RUSSELL TOWNSHIP, Ohio – Traffic hazard, Pekin Road:. After a teen was seen the afternoon of April 30, lying down and riding his skateboard down the street, a concerned person called police. Officers checked the area but did not find him. Another call at 6 p.m. gave police an address. Officers found two skateboarders on Lexington Lane, and escorted them home. The children and their parents were told about the dangers of riding a skateboard on a main road. The youths said they were finished.
Cute! Northeast Ohio fire departments rescue baby animals from wall, drain
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Two fire departments in Northeast Ohio performed some lifesaving rescues for animals in need recently. The Cleveland Fire Department rescued a frequent flier after its owner called saying her kitten was stuck in a wall. Fire officials say this is the second time this cat has...
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