Davis Pleads Guilty to 3 Felony Charges in Corruption Case
After nearly two years of court hearings, delays, and speculation, Scioto County Commissioner Bryan Davis pleaded guilty Monday to three ...
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Teens Chased By Homeless Campers
Two teens fishing near the Scioto River said they were chased by someone from a nearby homeless camp and had...
Coroner Investigates Death After Deputies Discover This
A welfare check at a camper ended with a death investigation after deputies discovered a man deceased inside and found...
“Today the Lying Ends”: Commissioner Scottie Powell Reacts to Bryan Davis’ Guilty Plea
Scioto County Commissioner Scottie Powell didn't mince words after Bryan Davis pleaded guilty Monday to three felony charges in the...
Busted! 07/20/26 New Arrests in Portsmouth, Ohio – Scioto County Mugshots
The Scioto County Jail is currently housing 174 inmates. An arrest is not a conviction. All parties are presumed innocent...
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Monday Hearing Set in Bryan Davis Corruption Case as Trial Draws Closer
After months of little visible movement, Scioto County Commissioner Bryan Davis and his wife, Lori, are scheduled to return to court Monday morning as their public corruption case continues toward trial. The couple is due in Scioto County Common Pleas...
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Coroner Investigates Mysterious Death After Neighbor Makes Grim Discovery
What began as a simple welfare check ended with deputies, the coroner, firefighters, and investigators spending hours piecing together the...
Man Smashes Through Wall Between Apartments in Findlay Manor Scare
A Findlay Manor resident had a frightening experience after police said her next-door neighbor punched a hole through the wall...
Homeless Man Busted In Tracy Park
A suspicious vehicle call near Tracy Park ended with one man arrested and another person sent for help. Portsmouth police...
Bullet Crashes Through Home—Deputies Believe Shot Came From Across the River
A Chesapeake couple got the scare of their lives when what sounded like a loud pop suddenly shattered the glass...
PPD Investigates 2 Abandoned Dog Cases
Portsmouth police handled two separate animal welfare complaints involving dogs reportedly left without proper care. The first call came from...
⛽ Busy Night at Burg Gas Stations: Domestic Dispute, Shoplifting, and a Second Chance
WHEELERSBURG, OH — Scioto County Sheriff's deputies had a busy night at two different Wheelersburg gas stations, responding first to...
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🐕 Another Dog Warden Quits – Should the Sheriff Take Over?
SCIOTO COUNTY, OH — Just as Scioto County officials were trying to stabilize the troubled Dog Warden's Office, they were dealt another setback. At Thursday's commissioners meeting, officials announced that Dog Warden Eli Miller has resigned, leaving the county searching...
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‘I Only Had Two Beers’: Burned-Out Taillights Lead to OVI Arrest
A routine traffic stop over a vehicle traveling without taillights ended with an impaired driving investigation after the driver admitted...
🐕 Chickens Attacked, Delivery Drivers Bitten, Dog Warden Calls Go Unanswered: Another Busy Week of Dog Complaints
SCIOTO COUNTY, OH — As Scioto County continues adjusting to Avery's Law and ongoing staffing challenges at the Dog Warden's...
Police Investigate Report of Man Forcing Himself on Woman
Portsmouth police took a report after a woman said a man attempted to force himself on her. Officers responded to...
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Portsmouth Should Keep Cruising Special
This Saturday, July 18, Portsmouth will once again hear the rumble of engines moving slowly cruising through downtown. Cars will shine...
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