The meeting of an errant deer and a motorcycle resulted in an air care flight for two Cincinnati adults Saturday night.

Owensville resident and first time author Pamela A. Lewis has published

When it comes to supplying alcohol to underage people and underage alcohol consumption, the Miami Township Police Department has zero tolerance.

Milford Assistant City Manager Jeffrey Wright has resigned. His resignation letter was read by Milford Council Clerk Joanne Trilety at the Council meeting July 5.

Lifelong Batavia resident Daren Donohoo, 36, formally took assumed the office of Batavia Rotary Club President at a

The school board of Milford Schools is planning to continue exploration into the usage of an offer by private citizens to fund a band program that was cut from the school budget after an operating levy failed earlier this year.

Clermont County Sheriff

Members of the family of Mayor David Simpson of Bethel are requesting prayer after the mayor collapsed Monday morning due to a brain aneurysm. As of Tuesday afternoon, Simpson remained in critical condition at University hospital, said his daughter, Shanna Seibert, after he slipped into a coma.

When it comes to summer traffic, detours stink, but a plan that could shut down traffic at times in downtown Milford is hoped to come out smelling like roses. A proposed sewer line project that will run down the center of Milford

Nearly 500 area 4-H members descended on the Clermont County Fairgrounds to participate in general projects judging Saturday, July 8. The 4-Hers, ranging in age from 5-19, typically spend months working on their projects, which are evaluated by adults with some expertise in the subject area. The 4-H program is a youth development program that provides learning experiences and opportunities for youth which are designed to help them reach their full potential. One of the ways 4-H members gain experience is by completing the life skills projects.