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.

As graduation approaches this May, Logan Savage, a dedicated student in the theatre program at Southern State, is preparing to take the next step toward her future after earning her Associate of Arts degree with a concentration in theatre. Her journey highlights the college’s supportive environment, engaged faculty, and the meaningful opportunities available to students both inside and outside the classroom.

The Peebles eighth grade boys basketball team finished first in Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference with a 9-2 record for the 2025-26 season.

New work requirements to get federal food assistance will cause 900 premature deaths in Ohio by 2040, according to a new analysis.

Man, what a bad weekend of Reds baseball. It was hard to watch and for maybe the second time ever, I left a Reds game early. I made it home in time to watch Rory win the Masters, mow the yard, and listened to the mess of a rubber match on my way home.  

The Fayette County Prosecutor's Office announced April 7 that a Columbus man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison on gross sexual imposition charges.