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Police Arrest Court Fire-Bombing SuspectMansfield police arrest a man wanted in connection with the fire-bombing of a Mansfield court.
Latest climbing tragedy rekindles beacon debateThe latest climbing tragedy on Mt. Hood has rekindled debate over the use of beacons as a safety measure.
Rendell Takes Steps to Ensure Balanced BudgetGov. Ed Rendell said that Tuesday additional spending cuts are needed to keep the current budget in balance as a result of a continuing decline in state revenues.
Suspect Injured In Police Chase CrashOne person was taken to the hospital after a crash on 13th Street.
Did Norfolk properly prepare for storm?WAVY.com has investigated into whether Norfolk failed to properly take care of the most needy residents during the recent Nor'easter.
Ohio Senate Bill Cuts Telephone RegulationsThe Ohio Senate has approved a bill to reduce regulations on the traditional telephone industry as it tries to compete with an explosion in wireless services.
One Tough Dog! Puppy Survives 2-Mile DragNow it's Holly's owner who is about to experience a drag
No Verdict in Teacher Sex TrialA mistrial was declared in the case of a teacher accused of having sex with her former 5th grade student.
Houston Police Chief To ResignHouston Police Chief Harold Hurtt plans to resign, KPRC Local 2 reports.
Flood Closes Michigan IKEAThe IKEA in Michigan is closed until further notice while crews try to clean up water inside of the 300,000 square foot retail store after the fire suppression system went off overnight.
Friends Ask Why Police Killed DriverOne day after police shot and killed 30-year-old Neil Southerland after a pursuit in Mandarin, his friends said he did not deserve to die.
CCS Board Unanimously Approves Plan To Close SchoolsA big decision was made from by the Columbus City Schools Board of Education Tuesday night.
Mayor Oscar Goodman changing parties, mulling governor bidLas Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman says he and his wife, Carolyn Goodman, are switching their political party affiliations to nonpartisan.
ESPN: 2 Buckeyes Ineligible For Rose BowlESPN is reporting that two Ohio State football players have been ruled ineligible to play in the Rose Bowl.
Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening Judge, AttorneyA Pulaski County man has entered a guilty plea to threatening a judge and a Commonwealth's attorney. Claude Cox, Jr., 43, entered the plea to retailiating against a participant in a legal process, terroristic threatening, and being a second-degree felony offender.
Woman killed in late-night Glenn Highway crashDanielle Flanagan, 20, died from injuries sustained when the car she was riding in lost control and slammed into an SUV that had stopped to help a disabled motorist.
Shelton may turn out lights to save moneyShelton's streets may get a little darker in an effort to save money.
'She Wanted an Adventure'A grieving mother talks about her daughter, Emily, and Emily's killer.
Ex-Ohio School Boss Among 3 Ordered To Repay $181KAn indicted former education leader and two businessmen must repay $181,000 for equipment and consulting services never provided, the state auditor said Tuesday in a widening corruption probe involving two of the state's biggest public school districts.
10 million gallons of wastewater spills into Elliott BayNearly 10 million gallons of untreated wastewater has spilled into Elliott Bay and King County officials are trying to figure out the cause.
Boy, 13, Dies While Saving FamilyA 13-year-old boy makes the ultimate sacrifice for his family when their home catches fire, KPRC Local 2 reports.
Oregon teen remains may be Green River killer victimThe Washington County Sheriff's Office says a 16-year old-girl from Portland may have been a victim of Green River killer Gary Ridgway.
iSafe? Teen Arrested in iPhone TheftsFacing two felony counts for allegedly stealing expensive phones from women.
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