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Addyston voters approved a tax levy renewal that continues bringing Miami Township fire protection and emergency medical services to Addyston.

Addyston residents looking to hand out candy this Halloween are encouraged to participate in the village's first trunk-or-treat event.

CLEVES - The Three Rivers School District, which has had difficulty getting bond issues for new schools passed, is asking for public input on three new options.

Two people are facing charges after a robbery at a pharmacy in Delhi Sunday. Police say a man had a weapon and demanded prescription drugs from the pharmacist at Walgreen's on Anderson Ferry Road.

DELHI TWP. - A man from Hamilton County's Miami Township faces charges after he allegedly used a weapon to steal prescription drugs from the Walgreens on Anderson Ferry Road.

ADDYSTON - The handcuffed suspect who escaped the Addyston Police Station early Tuesday before he was captured again was held overnight at the Hamilton County jail.

A man arrested during a traffic stop overnight escaped in Addyston. Police said the man got away from police around midnight in the 200 block of Main Street.

The search is over for an 18-year-old man who escaped from the Addyston police station Tuesday morning with handcuffs still around his wrists.

An 18-year-old drug suspect escaped from the Addyston police station overnight and led officers on a lengthy search that ended in his arrest.

A 31-year-old Addyston man accused of attacking and raping a woman is in trouble again, this time accused of threatening his victim that he would kill her and himself.

Beyond fines, resolution includes several environmental control upgrades such as biofilter systems and leak detection and repair practices.

Beyond fines, resolution includes several environmental control upgrades such as biofilter systems and leak detection and repair practices.

Settlement Results in Hazardous Air Pollutant Reductions Benefiting Human Health and the Environment, along with the Payment of a $3.1 Million Penalty WASHINGTON, July 31 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The former and current owners and operators of a chemical facility in Addyston, Ohio, LANXESS Corp.

ADDYSTON, Ohio - The government says owners of a chemical facility in the Cincinnati area have agreed to pay $3.1 million in penalties to settle violations of several environmental laws.

The plant once known as Lanxess has changed names at least twice in the past four years, but Uncle Sam and the state of Ohio still know where to find it -- and fine it to the tune of $3.1 million.

SHARONVILLE - "Dog #911" now goes by a new name - "Sugar." And her new home in Addyston, complete with three kids ages 3, 13 and 17, promises to be much sweeter than her previous one.

A group of Sarnia environmentalists hope to make a lasting impression on big business by being its friend.

It's been one week since two teenagers were stabbed in Sayler park, and the prime suspect is still on the loose.

Cincinnati police are investigating a neighborhood fight that turned into a multiple stabbing case.