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Vehicle fire reported on Kalbfleisch Road in Middletown
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio — A vehicle fire was reported on Kalbfleisch Road in Middletown Friday morning. It was reported near Mont Drive at 9:10 a.m. Emergency crews are responding to the scene. It is unclear what caused the fire. This story was curated by Hearst's WLWT Alert Desk. For live...
Scheduled inspection will close Roebling Suspension Bridge; here's when
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge, which spans the Ohio River between Covington and Cincinnati, will close for a scheduled, routine inspection this month. This inspection will take place during the weeks of Aug. 19 and 26. The bridge will need to be fully closed for brief...
Periods of showers with lots of clouds today…When does the sunshine return?
Clouds build today and will bring in periods of showers and isolated storms, gusty winds and slightly cooler temperatures. The humidity will still high. Sunshine returns on Monday along with unseasonably cooler temperatures. TODAY: Mostly cloudy, periods of showers, isolated storms. Breezy and cooler with highs around 80. TONIGHT: Rain...
Greetings from the homestead - Hill Family Farms, West Milton
It’s been quite a busy time for us here at Hill Family Farms in West Milton as we ready ourselves for the 2024 Miami County Fair. There have been pigs to bathe, walk and condition, and a showman working hard to refine her showmanship skills. As you can imagine, life in general on a farm stays busy. With a hefty number of animals to care for, a garden to tend to, and three children to chase around, I find myself wondering if any farm family out there has mastered the ability to keep up with house chores while there is so much to be done outside. I am leaning more towards the conclusion every day that it’s either one or the other, the inside or outside. It can never be both. Add preparing for the fair into the mix, and my days really start to feel like they blur together.
Dayton Woman Accused of $1.5 Million Medicaid Scheme Is Arrested in Texas
August 16, 2024, Press Release from the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost: (COLUMBUS, Ohio) — A 36-year-old Montgomery County woman indicted earlier this year for allegedly stealing $1.5 million from Ohio Medicaid has been apprehended in Texas after months on the lam, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced today.
Nominations Open for Dayton Holiday Festival Centerpiece
The search has officially begun to find the 2024 Dayton Holiday Festival tree! Thousands of lights will adorn the tree before it’s officially lit during this year’s Grande Illumination celebration on Friday, November 29. Crews will cut down the selected tree, remove the stump, and transport the tree to Courthouse Square at no cost to the owners. The tree’s owners will also be recognized during the official tree-lighting ceremony.
Police chase in Greater Cincinnati ends with SWAT standoff near Miamisburg
WARREN COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - An hours-long SWAT standoff in Miamisburg, near Dayton, ended with a suspect in custody. It began early Friday afternoon when the man refused to stop for an Ohio state trooper in Warren County. Police said that the suspect led multiple police agencies on a chase....
Lady Middies Open The Season With A Win
The Lady Middies win their home opener over Norwood. The Middletown got on the board early with a goal by Kaliah Dupee. Dupee then followed it with another quick goal. Kennedi Cooper and Mykala Snow added two goals of their own The Lady Middies were able to control both sides of the pitch.
Marilyn May Rinehart (87)
Marilyn May Rinehart, 87, of rural Arcanum, Ohio left her earthly home on August 15, 2024. Marilyn was born on May 8, 1937, in Laura, Ohio to the late Galen and Beatrice (Seman) Loxley. Marilyn was the second of seven children. Her siblings are Max (Therese), Rosemary, deceased (Jim), Kathe (Mel), Gail Ann, Mark (Pam) and John (Connie) and sister-in-law, Joyce. Marilyn enjoyed growing up on the farm outside of New Madison, Ohio, and raising Holstein cows, which included her favorite “Peggy”, as well as participating in 4-H.
TABLE SALT: Show stopper
I stood alongside the side of the show ring this week while my daughters exhibited sheep at the State Fair. I reflected on the time and hard work spent getting to this point. Washing, walking, feeding, and cleaning pens are just part of our daily routine to raise a sheep project for the show. A good portion of our summer is invested in working lambs on a daily basis. We choose to say no to many other opportunities in order to fully invest our time and resources into working with the show animals. Preparation is key. They must be fed properly, water buckets scrubbed out, leg hair conditioned, washed, and blown dry.
The Rust Family
Ron and Sharon Rust have been Centerville residents for 21 years. They share 15 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Ron is a retired pharmacist, having spent the bulk of his employment at Grandview and Southview hospitals (now part of the Kettering Health Network.) Sharon is a retired educator, spending the last 15 years of her career providing computer training for adults. They are avid hikers, and love traveling, especially cruising.
Annual walk aims to raise awareness, money for lupus
HUBER HEIGHTS, Ohio (WDTN) – A group is working to spread awareness of a disease that mostly affects women and minority groups. Saturday morning was the 3rd Annual Winning Warriors for Lupus walk and fundraiser at Thomas A. Cloud Memorial Park in Huber Heights. “Each year is getting bigger and bigger. We are bringing awareness […]
Best of Book Nook: 'Shooting Under Fire: The World of the War Photographer' by Peter Howe
In 2002 the British photographer and photo editor Peter Howe was on a book tour for "Shooting Under Fire: The World of the War Photographer." Howe began his career as a fashion photographer then he documented violent conflicts as a war photographer. He was also well known as a photo editor and this collection of war photos became his best known work.
Sabina woman dies after crash on State Route 72
XENIA, Ohio (WDTN) — A woman has died following a 2-vehicle crash in Jefferson Township. According to the Xenia Post of Ohio State Highway Patrol, Sherry A. Gerber, 62, of Sabina has succumbed to fatal injuries. Gerber was transported to the Main Campus of Kettering Health by air ambulance from the scene of the crash Wednesday afternoon.
Third 3rd Friday Down With One Left For The 2024 Season
LEBANON, OH -- While yesterday started out like it was going to be a washout, by 3PM the sun was out helping to make Lebanon's 3rd Friday on Mulberry Street Concert sponsored by the Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce very successful. The city shuts down portions of both Broadway and...
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