Marysville News

A Beale Air Force airman who police believe shot and killed a woman he was dating Saturday night in Marysville apparently died in a shootout with police officers in Santa Clara Sunday.

The list of Marysville school projects that may wind up on the ballot next year is narrowing.

Numerous municipalities in the area have organized Fourth of July activities Saturday.

The Heart of Ohio Softball Association's annual Summer Celebration tournament began play on Friday evening on diamonds at four different locations in Marysville.

The Class of 2014 in Marysville Public Schools will benefit from a lot of changes around the district.

Lines outside the East Center Street ice cream shop are a common sight. Marion resident Lisa Conley would know.

Most cities have their stories and legends: a crybaby bridge, a haunted house, the weird cat lady who lives on the corner.

A truce in the works for two years has been declared on one front in the long-time job war among central Ohio communities.

Authorities pulled a man's body out of a creek Tuesday. NBC 4 reported with the FAST FACTS.

A local woman made a shocking discovery Tuesday as she and two boys went to catch minnows along Mill Creek in the area of 425 Sycamore St.

Businesses that promote wellness often have bigger worries than candy bars in office vending machines.

A new City Council member is to be sworn in on Monday night. The council appointed Michael Aquillo, a current member of the Marysville Planning Commission, after interviews Tuesday night.

Concerning the AP story by Dan Sewell entitled "Questions about GM cloud car-shopping" that appeared in the June 1 edition.

When summer hits its time for parents to rethink daycare. But one central Ohio community took some extra steps to make sure its young people are prepared just in case they have to stay home alone.

The planned shutdown of extracurricular activities in Franklin County's Southwestern City School district won't have too much of an affect on Marysville High School athletics.

MARION - A bottleful of red nail polish broke and splattered on the floor as Heather Matson greeted a visitor minutes before Marion Technical College's 37th annual commencement began.

A woman raped by two men when she was 16 said today that she had no idea one of her attackers was free and living in Columbus.

Lawn and garden products maker Scotts Miracle-Gro Co. is reconnecting with its history by opening a retail shop in a building that housed its original storefront more than a century ago.

Fairbanks track athletes from left, Jon Smith, Austin Cain, Nick Reed, Alex Johnson and Eli Morris, get in some lap time on the Marysville High School track earlier this week.

The Honda Accord has been one of the most desirable vehicles in North America since its debut in 1976.