Democratic and left-leaning youth organizing groups have seized on a new opportunity to rally younger voters now that Vice President Kamala Harris is their party’s presidential nominee.

The following is the Hillsboro Police Report for Aug. 17-19.

Even though abortion is legal in Ohio, accessing abortion care can be burdensome.

Tuesday morning, at approximately 7:30 a.m., Governor Mike DeWine tested positive for COVID-19.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris released her first detailed economic policy proposal Friday, laying out how she’d like to ease rent increases, boost first-time home buyers, end grocery price gouging and bolster the child tax credit.

Less than two weeks after being indicted by a Highland County grand jury, a Dayton man was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and his counterparts in Alabama, Georgia and Iowa went to court Wednesday to urge that the merger between Kroger and Albertsons go through.

The Clinton Diabetes Clinic is excited to announce its grand opening, providing comprehensive care and support to individuals living with diabetes. The clinic's multidisciplinary team, including a diabetes educator, is dedicated to helping patients manage their condition and lead healthier lives.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear has said he’s keeping his focus on Kentucky for the remainder of his second term following speculation that he could join Vice President Kamala Harris’ ticket. And while he stresses that the spotlight was good for the Commonwealth, some political observers say it was also good for the governor and that his time in national politics likely isn’t over.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct announced three disciplinary cases set for hearing in August. Each case involves allegations of professional misconduct by a lawyer.

Attorneys challenging Ohio’s 24-hour abortion waiting period and minimum in-person visit regulations made their arguments Friday as to why enforcement of the laws should be paused as they fight to get them eliminated entirely.

The following is the Hillsboro Police Report for Aug. 12-18.

A Columbus man pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court recently to crimes related to armed robberies of United States postal carriers.

During a day-long seminar organized by the Ohio Judicial College, judicial officers from across the state met in Mansfield to experience life in both historic and modern-day prison.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol announced today that troopers will conduct an OVI checkpoint to deter and intercept impaired drivers this week.