These incidents have been reported by the HPD.

"Michael Atkinson is a key anti-Trump conspirator who played a central role in transforming the ‘whistleblower' complaint into the impeachment proceedings,” said Bill Marshall, a senior investigator for Judicial Watch, the conservative government watchdog group that is suing the Justice Department for Atkinson’s internal communications related to the first Trump impeachment.

Minnesota’s fraud committee is uncovering what its Republican chair calls a systemic failure of oversight that allowed billions in taxpayer dollars to flow unchecked to fraudsters. In an exclusive interview with The Center Square, state Rep. Kristin Robbins said the scale and scope of fraud in Minnesota stunned even lawmakers who pushed for years to investigate it.

Amanda Koehler has spent the past decade working to help young and first-time farmers gain access to land—the single biggest obstacle for people who aspire to grow crops or raise animals but can’t afford the soaring cost of acreage.

Highland County Sports Schedule for the week of April 13-18 (varsity only). Schedules subject to change.

Path Behavioral Healthcare, located in Hillsboro, celebrated the opening of their Hillsboro location with a ribbon cutting from the Highland County Chamber of Commerce, along with family, friends, and members of the community on April 10. Path Behavioral Healthcare is located at 1404 N. High Street, Hillsboro.

The attempted murder case involving a juvenile defendant in Highland County Common Pleas Court was moved to the inactive docket Monday, after the juvenile entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity.

U.S. Rep. Eric Swallwell, D-Calif., said Monday he will resign from Congress after multiple allegations of sexual assault. Swalwell dropped out of California's gubernatorial race, in which he was regarded as a front runner. A former member of Swalwell's staff told the San Francisco Chronicle that the congressman sexually assaulted her. Three more women accused Swalwell of making sexual advances and sending explicit photos. 

The Ohio House has two opposing Republican bills dealing with name, image, and likeness deals at the high school level.