Congressman Michael Rulli, the Republican representing Belmont, Jefferson and Harrison counties in the U.S. House, easily won his Republican primary Tuesday. As for Democrats, Elizabeth Kirtley of New Philadelphia is the winner in the crowded six-person 6th District, according to unofficial ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Billionaire biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy clinched the Republican nomination for Ohio governor on Tuesday and will face off this fall against the state's COVID-era health director, Democrat Amy Acton. A newcomer to state politics, Ramaswamy aggressively ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — St. Clairsville Police Chief Matt Arbenz announced that his department received an approximate $2,000 donation from the Arc of Ohio. On Monday evening, Arbenz told City Council that the Arc of Ohio donated the money for the department to purchase an iPad loaded with ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – A woman recently was found guilty of several drug counts including fentanyl and cocaine, Belmont County Prosecutor Kevin Flanagan announced. Romina Harris was found guilty Friday by a jury on two counts of drug trafficking, two counts of drug possession and improperly transporting a firearm in a motor vehicle, according to Flanagan. Flanagan said the drug charges included 25 grams of fentanyl and 55 grams of cocaine. He added that Harris previously pleaded guilty to possession of criminal tools and conspiracy to illegally convey drugs into a prison stemming from ...
STEUBENVILLE — The price of gasoline continues to rise across the country. What residents who reside in the Ohio Valley are paying per gallon, though, depends on where you live. "Gasoline pricing is one of the most difficult things to explain to consumers," Traci L. Nelson, president of ...
STEUBENVILLE — University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and CommonSpirit Health have signed a definitive agreement to transfer ownership of Trinity Health System to UPMC, officials said Monday afternoon. The transfer includes Trinity Medical Center West, Trinity Medical Center East, Trinity ...
