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Kidnapping Suspect Quinntel Bagley Captured in Lima, Ohio After Extensive Manhunt
After a relentless two-month search, U.S. Marshals apprehended 38-year-old Quinntel Bagley in Lima, Ohio, on charges of kidnapping and a slew of other felonies, as reported by WBNS. Bagley, who had reportedly kidnapped the same Grove City woman twice over the summer, was found hiding in a residence on the 400 block of Cornell Drive by multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the FBI.
2024 Girls Soccer preview capsules
Aug. 17—Bath Division: IV Conference: Western Buckeye League Coach: Lamar Houston (second season) Last year's record: 11-8, 6-3 WBL Returning 2023 varsity letter winners: McKenna O'Kief (Sr., D), Hailey Core (Sr., F/M), Hadyn O'Donnell (Sr., F), Faith Clark (Sr., M), Hailey Hale (Sr., D), Carmen Kunkleman (Sr., GK), Mara Davis (So., F/M), Anna Rasor (So., F/M), Marlie Mason (So., M), Gwen ...
AOTW: Jack McMurry focused on big senior season in the pool
Ed. Note: This concludes the Gazette summer feature series for the Red Devils. This week we look at swimmer Jack McMurry. Jack McMurry had a solid swim season last winter, with a lot of success. The Tipp swimmer is gearing up for what he hopes will be a very special senior season in the pool as he looks to add to his achievements from last year.
Allen Lima Leadership holding Teddy Bear Golf Outing
LIMA — Allen Lima Leadership is presenting the ninth annual ALL Teddy Bear Golf Outing on Wednesday, Sept. 18 at Hidden Creek Golf Course, 6245 Sugar Creek Road, Lima. The event will be a four-person scramble format with both team and course prizes awarded. Registration will be at 8 a.m. with a 9 a.m. shotgun start. Sponsorship rates are $350 for a team of four golfers or $90 for an individual golfer. Hole sponsorships are available for $150. Grand slam sponsorships are available for $450, which includes a team, a hole sponsorship, entry in all course contests and mulligans. Lunch sponsorships are available for $500, which includes a hole sign, a team and special recognition.
Springfield residents uneasy after Nazi display over weekend
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Nearly a week after people were seen carrying a hate symbol through downtown Springfield, concern is growing, prompting the city and its residents to call for unity in the face of hate. Springfield residents and city leaders said they saw a group of masked protesters walking downtown with guns and Nazi […]
Joey Votto's horrendous performance likely prevents Reds' nightmare from coming true
The Cincinnati Reds are currently battling the Kansas City Royals and are trying to remain afloat in the race for a spot in the MLB Postseason. But there's absolutely no way for Reds fans to ignore the potential that exists when David Bell's ball club heads north of the border on Monday.
Pegula edges Fernandez in Cincinnati thriller; faces Badosa in semifinals
CINCINNATI -- Jessica Pegula fought off a ferocious challenge from Leylah Fernandez to advance to her second straight WTA 1000 semifinal at the Cincinnati Open. A champion last week at the National Bank Open, the World No.6 defeated Fernandez 7-5, 6-7(1), 7-6(3) to extend her winning streak to eight matches.
Tennis player gets screwed on ‘most controversial match point ever’
Tennis player Felix Auger-Aliassime was screwed Friday night in his match with Jack Draper on what one tennis outlet called the “most controversial match point ever.” Draper was up 5-4 in the third set and serving at 40-30 with his second match point during their third-round match at the Cincinnati Open. The lefty served Auger-Aliassime... The post Tennis player gets screwed on ‘most controversial match point ever’ appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Instant analysis after Bengals drop preseason game vs. Bears
The Cincinnati Bengals didn’t play most of their starters during Saturday’s Week 2 preseason loss against the Chicago Bears. But there were plenty of quick things to glean from the exhibition and some genuine surprises, too. Quick Thoughts. Jermaine Burton Watch: After hardly cracking the fourth team in...
'They were expecting fireworks from Caleb Williams': Bengals' defense stymies Bears' QB
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, the No. 1 pick in the 2024 NFL draft, was making his home debut Saturday, in a preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Williams' first three drives were three-and-outs, despite playing against mostly non-starters for the Bengals. Williams completed just two of his first six passes, for 12...
Reds' pitching prospect in jeopardy of losing his 40-man roster spot to Zach Maxwell
September call-ups are almost here, and a majority of Reds fans have their eye on a particular reliever down at Triple-A. Zach Maxwell's eye-popping velocity and high strikeout numbers have caught the attention of Reds Country, and there's a good chance that the flamethrower could be elevated to the major league roster next month.
Boys soccer: Firelands gets payback, rallies to beat Vermilion and regain Stillman Cup
SOUTH AMHERST — Same score, same situation, different result. A year after Vermilion ripped away the Stillman Cup in the final two minutes, Firelands responded by doing the same thing, scoring two late goals for a 3-2 victory in a boys soccer season opener at South Amherst Middle School on Friday.
'We as a union ... we'll never be done': Washington Local Schools teachers starting year without new contract
TOLEDO, Ohio — While kids at Washington Local Schools are getting ready to return to class, the district's teachers are preparing to start the year without a new contract. The district's school board and teachers association have been in negotiations since the spring but have yet to come to an agreement.
Defense, aerospace firm to double footprint, add 150 jobs at local headquarters
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A defense contractor will nearly double its workforce at its headquarters location in Blue Ash. Quest Defense Systems & Solutions, a product engineering services company working in aerospace and defense, will add 150 new jobs at an annual payroll of $12 million over the next three years, according to a media release.
Wet Weekend Ahead for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington with Thunderstorms on the Horizon
Residents of Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington, and surrounding areas can expect a wet weekend peppered with thunderstorms as a low-pressure system moves through the Great Lakes region. The National Weather Service reports that while storms will be the theme through Sunday, a shift towards drier conditions is anticipated as we head into the work week.
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