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The Ohio State Highway Patrol is continuing to investigate a deadly motorcycle crash Saturday night in Caesar Creek Township.  Bradley Fast, 22, was driving north on US Route 68 near Waynesville-Jameston around 5 p.m. Saturday when he went off the road and hit several trees.  He was pronounced dead at the scene.  It’s 

Two local high schools took home the boys track championships this weekend.

The June 2026 Yellow Springs Street Fair returns with its signature blend of creativity, community, and celebration, and one of its most anticipated destinations is the Backyard Beats+Brews & More Fest featuring Yellow Springs Brewery. Set against the backdrop of live music on the lawn, Backyard Beats+Brews is more tha

The idyllic property has remained in the same family for the past 70 years—and has never before been publicly listed for sale.

A former McDonald’s Manager who faces charges after allegedly putting French fries in her mouth before serving them to a customer appeared in court on Friday.

Family and friends gather to remember a man who was killed in a Dayton shooting last weekend.

A former Montgomery County judge has been suspended from the practice of law after the Ohio Supreme Court found that he improperly intervened in a criminal case to secure the early release of a convicted violent offender. In a decision issued June 2, 2026, the Ohio Supreme Court suspended former Common Pleas Judge Rich

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Acoustic Sessions on Short Street: A New Intimate Sound Experience at the Yellow Springs Street Fair. One of the newest and most distinctive additions to the YS Chamber’s Yellow Springs Street Fair is Acoustic Sessions on Short Street, a curated space designed to spotlight singer/songwriters and acoustic musicians in a

MIDDLETOWN — A local police department is mourning the loss of retired K-9 Officer Chase. Chase served the City of Middletown from 2015 until his retirement in 2019. He was born on Jan. 8, 2014, and was with his handler, Deputy Chief Ryan Morgan, at the time of his death.