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Things keep getting worse for Tim Humphries, the Carlisle mayor with aspirations of becoming a Warren County commissioner.

An area mayor is in hot water for allegedly getting hot under the collar. Carlisle Mayor Tim Humphries is accused in a road rage incident.

"I just come over here to pick up my mail and low and behold there's a tattoo parlor.

FRANKLIN TWP. - A crash involving a school bus and another vehicle injured two children and one adult this morning, according to Warren County emergency communication reports.

A pedestrian struck by a car at the intersection of Ohio 235 and Styer Road died at Miami Valley Hospital Sunday night, officials said Monday, Nov.

Authorities said Saturday they won't know the cause of death for several weeks for a Butler County woman whose body was found under a bridge Friday.

Deputies in Warren County said a 911 call alerted them to the discovery of a body along the banks of Twin Creek on Friday morning.

Mayor Tim Humphries, 41, is under investigation for alleged inappropriate material on his computer.

Tim Humphries, a Warren County commission hopeful and Carlisle mayor, is under investigation for allegedly storing inappropriate photos and files on his city-issued computer.

WARREN CO., Ohio -- Carlisle Police have seized an office computer belonging to Warren County's Mayor, Tim Humphries.

NEW CARLISLE, Ohio -- An early morning confrontation that started in a Crystal Lakes bar puts two people in jail -- a mom and her son Stacy L. Leitch, 41, and John W. Hicks, 20, both of 339 Stratmore, New Carlisle, were arrested on charges of domestic violence.

Meagan Engle, new editor for The Oxford Press, says she strives to continue the 'great relationship' the paper has with the community.

FRANKLIN TWP., Warren County - There was a library in our town, Whose funds to stay open were way down, We've lost half a mill, More cuts to come still, How long will we be around?" So goes one of Leatha Stewart's limericks, played out on a series of narrow signs set up on busy roads throughout the library district by supporters of the 1-mill, ...

A judge says a football player awaiting trial on charges including assault cannot play for his Ohio high school.

During an unusual address to council attendees Monday, Mayor Joe Sulzer took on community criticism for red-light cameras.

Jill Carraher of Lebanon holds her 2-year-old daughter Addy as she receives the H1N1 vaccine nasal spray, administered by Mary Coyle, RN.

Tattoos: they're not just for young rebels anymore. As the popularity of tattoos locally increases and more shops open to grab the new business, local tattoo parlor owners say they are just as likely to find a 60-year-old grandma in their chair as an 18-year-old freshly legal and looking to make their mark.

Carlisle Local Schools has its first confirmed case of the H1N1 virus, according to the school district.

SUGARCREEK TWP., Greene County - This time it's the Sugarcreek Local school district's turn to deal with the repercussions from a performance audit by the Ohio Auditor of State.