Colerain News

The Ohio fire marshal's office says fire deaths in the first six months of the year fell from a year ago, when the state had an unusually high number of deaths.

Just as state and local officials were beginning to investigate a blaze that destroyed the clubhouse at Indian Ridge Golf Course in Hanover Twp.

After storms ripped through portions of the Ohio Valley last night, many are waking up Thursday morning to power outages and damage from downed trees, power lines and rising waters.

DILLONVALE a ' Mary Elizabeth Morelli and John Daniel Bruno were united in marriage at 2 p.m. June 13 in St.

The Glenville Tarblooders are ranked 22nd in the CBS Sports MaxPreps preseason national Top 25 poll.

Two Hamilton men on their way into work this morning, May 27 A died after their vehicles crashed head-on just south of the intersection of Ohio 4 and Clinton Avenue.

There were many constants growing up in rural Colerain, Ohio, in the 1960s. "Supper" was at 6 p.m. sharp.

Someday soon, recycling may be easier than tossing your trash. It will be a time when grocery stores require containers made of used plastics and paper, and when cities and counties pay you to recycle.

Colerain junior 5-foot-10 guard Ashley Wanninger has orally committed to play women's basketball at Xavier.

COLERAIN TWP. - When deputies first arrived at Yuntaya Hoskins' house at 4:15 a.m. Tuesday to check on reports that gunshots and an argument were heard at her house, she came to the door wearing her prison employee uniform and feeding her newborn.

A record number of women filed pregnancy discrimination complaints in the past decade, signaling more women demanding equal treatment in the workplace.

Violet Boggs Lomax, 85 of state Route 7, New Waterford, died on Wednesday, April 15, 2009, at St.

A top House Republican plans to introduce legislation this week that would put 2,000 slot machines at each of Ohio's racetracks.

An unusual Ohio program that permits police officers and firefighters to 'retire' while still on the job will allow many to pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars - on top of their monthly pensions.

CLEVES The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency will hold a public information session and hearing at 6:30 p.m. April 16 to accept comments on the water quality impacts associated with the proposed Vista View residential development in Cleves.

Ohio state laws regarding dating violence have failed, according to a recent study produced by Break the Cycle, an organization aimed at preventing domestic violence.

COLERAIN TWP. - Trustee Bernie Fiedeldey has voted four times to hire his grandchildren for township work - an action forbidden by Ohio ethics law.

NORWOOD The third annual Caleb Tate Fuller Forget-Me-Knot Walk will begin at 8 a.m., May 9, in Norwood.

Colin McNickle is the Trib's director of editorial pages. Ring him at 412-320-7836. E-mail him at: cmcnickle@tribweb.com . "Never ask a writing teacher a usage question," Dartmouth College Professor Karen Gocsik told me in an e-mail last week.

HALLSVILLE - Hallsville residents kept a watchful eye out Monday night after a wildfire ravaged about 25 acres in Colerain Township.