Clark County News

THE new editor of Newsnight , the BBC news show that spiked the Jimmy Savile expose , is the Guardian's Ian Katz.

Andy McSmith is a senior reporter at The Independent. He has vast experience in political journalism and has also appeared on documentaries for BBC Radio 4. BBC's Newsnight has been through seven turbulent months, taking in the Jimmy Savile and Lord McAlpine fiascos, and last night's apology for a "misleading and unfair" item about the Help for ... (more)

A secret indictment Monday accuses a Moorefield Twp. woman of 10 counts of felony forgery and two counts of felony theft of between $750,000 and $1.5 million, and a pending civil lawsuit filed by her former employer may be connected to the criminal case.

A Clark County D.A.R.E. officer was transported to the hospital with minor injuries after a crash at the intersection of State Route 40 at Lower Valley Pike.

A driver going 93 miles per hour in a 55 mph zone said he didn't know a deputy was trying to stop his vehicle.

Cristy Moore said memories of her sister's disappearance in Clark County came back this week after hearing about the three women found alive in Cleveland after they were kidnapped nearly a decade ago.

A boy believed to be 9 years old has been taken to the Children's Medical Center of Dayton after he was struck by a vehicle near his home Monday night.

A man who authorities say was trying to break into a southwestern Ohio home was shot and killed by a neighbor.

The investigation into allegations that a Clark County woman lied about having cancer to get money from others will result in her husband being placed on leave from his job as a police officer.

Rescue crews were dispatched to Bass Lake, in Mad River Twp., on a report of a possible drowning Wednesday afternoon, May 1, 2013.

Lamarr N. Helmuth, 21, was arrested Friday and booked into the Tri-County Jail after he was arrested in Clark County on warrants out of Champaign County.

A local packaging company has purchased a second building to make room for expansion.

Authorities say a 15-year-old western Ohio girl is in a juvenile detention facility after saying she wished she "could blow up the school." The teen attends Tecumseh High School in New Carlisle, near Dayton.