Joseph Gunter drove 1,600 miles from Albuquerque to Ashtabula to abduct the girl at gunpoint after months of online grooming.

The County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution Wednesday morning to move Western County Court, presently in Geneva, to the county seat after the present lease expires in September 2026. The ...

A black bear was seen in the City of Wooster this weekend. There are n o plans to capture or relocate the bear, according to ...

Ashtabula Technical & Career Campus students were up flying with the birds Sunday morning as they finished week two of their ...

The Geneva Area City School Board approved two resolutions to move forward in the process to build new athletic facilities to the district. The board voted 3-0 to approve a resolution to ask for state ...

Ashtabula County led Ohio in wild turkey harvests for the fourth consecutive spring season. The county's mix of mature forests and farmland, along with its large size, contributes to its robust ...

Organizers and vendors breathed a collective sigh of relief Saturday as weather reports calling for rain dissolved into a ...

Reports of black bears in Ohio have increased with some sightings now appearing in southwest Ohio, including Clark, Clinton, ...

A news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Cleveland said Gunter was found in Gray County, Texas, with a girl who was ...

Joseph Gunter, 41, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, has been sentenced to 28 years in prison by U.S. District Judge Charles E. Fleming, after pleading guilty in February to driving more than 1,600 miles ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources captured and collared a female black bear earlier this month in Ashtabula County.