TRIADELPHIA — Last weekend’s flooding in Ohio County has left tired deputies and recovering communities now being targeted by looters, according to Ohio County Sheriff Nelson Croft. Deputies ...

WHEELING, W.Va. — Looting is a problem in the flooded out area of Ohio County. Ohio County Sheriff Nelson Croft said the devastating flood that occurred along Big Wheeling Creek ...

The Ohio County Sheriff's Office has issued a warning about a suspicious GoFundMe page titled "Support Ohio County Flood Victims." The fundraiser, which was rep ...

Representatives of the Ohio County Emergency Management Agency, the Ohio County Sheriff’s Department, Wheeling Fire Department and the Wheeling Police Department came together for a joint press ...

HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. — Chester is stepping up to aid those recovering from recent flooding in Ohio County by collecting donations. Residents are encouraged to contribute items such as bottled ...

Tarrant County’s redistricting website is now showing a seventh map, which has minor changes to the sixth map. Tarrant County I n the newest maps, Arlington is split into Precincts 1, 2 and 3.

Ohio's congressional map has been rigged for the past eight years to favor a Republican majority, a trio of judges found Friday. The judges ordered state lawmakers to draw a new map by June 14.

Union County had the greatest increase in population, growing by 10.4 percent from 63,085 to 69,637 between 2020 and 2023.

The 2025 season will begin in Paulding County, located near the state’s northwest corner, on June 7. The year’s final fair will occur in central Ohio’s Fairfield County, spanning Oct. 5 to 11.

The counties experiencing the worst of it include Ohio County with around 2,732 reported outages, Mason County with about 1,864, Kanawha County with 1,820 and Cabell County with around 1,721.

Here's a chronological list of fair dates for the state: Wood County Fair (Bowling Green) July 27-Aug. 3 Paulding County Fair (Paulding) June 7-June 14 Pickaway County Fair (Circleville) June 14 ...

If the Legislature’s map doesn’t have bipartisan support by Sept. 30, the Ohio Redistricting Commission will take over. The seven-member panel would have until Oct. 31 to adopt a bipartisan plan.