Ryan Christopher Schwer, 34, 533 N. Morrison St., Nevada, laborer; and Denise Elaine Myers, 39, 533 N. Morrison St., Nevada, laborer, April 1.

As area residents dress for work, school and other activities on Wednesday, the Wyandot County Department of Job and Family Services is asking them to consider wearing blue in support of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month and the Ohio Wears Blue Day campaign.

MARION — They don’t receive the accolades their classmates do for their performances on the basketball court, baseball diamond, volleyball court or even the school musical. In fact, it may be one of the more obscure extra-curricular activities in the Upper Sandusky school district.

EVENDALE (AP) — Police say three people have died in a three-car crash on Interstate 75 north in suburban Cincinnati. Evendale police say officers were dispatched about 3:30 a.m. today to the crash site north of Cincinnati with other emergency responders. Authorities say one person in one car and two in another died at the scene. Police say the driver …

Children’s book illustrator Tim Bowers, of Granville, led the annual family reading celebration Thursday night at the Upper Sandusky Community Library.

The city service committee voted unanimously on a plan to move forward on a major sewer separation project to bring it into compliance with permits from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency during a special meeting this morning.

A nearly four-decade veteran of law enforcement shared information with the Wyandot County community council about fighting the heroin epidemic locally during its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at Wyandot Memorial Hospital.

WASHINGTON — With many Ohio communities needing renovations to sewer systems, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, is introducing legislation this week that would provide relief from high water rates to affected communities.

FAIRBORN (AP) — A 911 caller who reported a man waving a gun in an Ohio Wal-Mart before police fatally shot him could face a charge of making a false alarm. The man actually was toting an air rifle he picked up from a shelf. The Dayton Daily News reports Fairborn Municipal Court Judge Beth Root found probable cause for …

A McCutchenville woman reported the afternoon of March 24 a construction company her neighbor was using had piled dirt against her fence. The neighbor said he would address the problem.