A pay increase is approved for the City of Uhrichsville administrative assistant with one council member voting no. A special meeting was held Thursday with the legislation discussed in executive session before council came back for a vote. The single negative vote...

A 26-year-old from Sugarcreek was killed in a three-vehicle crash. On Sunday, Ohio State Highway Patrol New Philadelphia Post troopers responded around 10:40am to State Route 39 at County Road 77 (Prysi Road), just east of Sugarcreek. The ongoing investigation...

The Tuscarawas Valley Pioneer Power Association is hosting its 62nd annual steam show this weekend.  Families are invited to enjoy activities all day long starting at 8 a.m. and admission is $7.   Board member Ben Pauli says they will be at a new location this year.  ...

Two people were taken into custody by the Uhrichsville Police Department following a tip for suspected drug trafficking. A release states that a warrant was executed on Wednesday, July 29th, at a home on East High Street. Officers located bulk weight of suspected...

A New Philadelphia Police captain is rejoining the village of Tuscarawas as its police chief.  Ty Norris, who heads the New Philadelphia detective bureau, will balance that full-time position with the part-time chief job, which he also held from 2015 to 2022. He...

The Tuscarawas County Health Department (TCHD) has confirmed a case of measles in a Tuscarawas County resident. The individual has laboratory-confirmed measles and is recovering at home. TCHD is working closely with the Ohio Department of Health to identify and notify...

. The New Philadelphia School Board awarded Carole Sutton a three-year contract in March to replace Amy Wentworth as the school district’s top administrator. She officially started earlier this month. "I am absolutely enjoying every minute of it. I've been having...

The American Red Cross has declared a national blood crisis, the second time in history. All blood types are needed, but Type O is at the forefront of this emergency. While the concern with providing blood might be placed mainly on hospitals and emergency rooms...

A Stark County man accused of dealing drugs after a traffic stop in Uhrichsville was sentenced on Tuesday to 4 to 6 years in prison.  39-year-old Roberto Rodriguez pleaded guilty in June to five counts, including first-degree felony trafficking and possession of...