Sheriff: Bodies of all 5 adults recovered from Scioto River after apparent rescue attempts
Crews recovered five adults from the Scioto River after apparent rescue attempts; read what officials know about the Delaware County tragedy.
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Knox County GOP honors Snow & Griffith at annual Lincoln-Reagan Dinner
The evening also featured a keynote from lieutenant governor candidate Robert McColley, who laid out the Ramaswamy/McColley platform.
Mount Vernon catches up on street repairs, eyes $3.57 million in 2027 projects
After completing only two projects in 2025, the city wrapped up nine more this year. Two more are still on the horizon for 2026.
COLUMN: Delaware native Hayes had greatness thrust upon him, with a stopover at Kenyon
DELAWARE — I’ve always been a bit of a history buff, even more a fan of presidential history. Don’t get me started on William Henry Harrison, the Ohioan with the…
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Man arrested in Morrow County indicted for 2024 murder of his 3-year-old son in Mansfield
MANSFIELD — Alex Morris, 31, was charged with murder, involuntary manslaughter, felonious assault, child endangering (two counts) and permitting child abuse in a 2-year-old case in Richland County. Morris was indicted by a Richland County grand jury in June. Richland County Prosecutor Jodie Schumacher met with media on Thursday to…
Smoke overhead, heavy music below: Inkcarceration opens under hazy skies
It was the familiar opening-day scene despite the smoky skies overhead.
Medical Mutual awards East Knox grad Ariel Atkinson $10,000 scholarship
The Medical Mutual Scholarship Fund for Customer Schools recognizes outstanding academic achievement and a commitment to community.
Knox County Fair joins competition to support local food banks and encourage youth leadership in agriculture
This friendly competition among Ohio county fairs encourages youth leaders to collaborate with their local community to collect food donations for local food banks throughout their county fair.
Ariel-Foundation Park to honor Mount Vernon native Paul Lynde with free screening of Bye Bye Birdie
The event is part of Ohio Goes to the Movies, a statewide film series celebrating Ohio’s connections to the motion picture industry as part of the state’s America 250 celebration.
Retinal screenings available at Knox Community Hospital vision clinic
Retinal screenings use specialized imaging to capture detailed pictures of the back of the eye without the need for dilating eye drops.
Knox Community Hospital begins new capital campaign
MOUNT VERNON – At the start of the year, the Foundation for Knox Community Hospital began its new capital campaign, Accelerating the Future of Cancer Care. The goal is to raise $1.2 million for a new state-of-the-art Linear Accelerator (LINAC) to enhance radiation therapy at the Center for Cancer Care.…
Open Source: How many Flock cameras are operating in Knox County?
Mount Vernon Police Chief Robert Morgan discusses how, why and when Flock cameras are being used throughout the city.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports July 16
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies handled a variety of calls on Thursday.
‘It doesn’t make sense, but it’s what we do’: Tales from Inkcarceration’s pre-party
Inkcarceration’s pre-party outside the Warehouse Tavern brought the intensity to kick off the festival weekend.
Mount Vernon resident calls on council to review Flock camera contract
Mount Vernon resident Dylan Foster said the city has spent roughly $57,000 on the system since 2023, funded in part through grant dollars.
Health officials confirm two Cyclospora cases in Knox County amid multi-state outbreak
Cyclospora is a microscopic parasite that causes an intestinal illness known as cyclosporiasis. The parasite spreads through food or water contaminated with feces, especially raw produce.
Mount Vernon students lay wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery
Four Mount Vernon students were recognized by the Knox County Veterans Office for representing the county at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Board says no to Mount Vernon, township’s push to abolish water and sewer district
Former president John Holland raised questions about surcharge spending, the system’s condition, and what dissolution would mean for township residents who have no vote in city elections.
Skip the salad? What to know about the parasite causing explosive diarrhea
Cooking produce and regular food safety practices can help reduce your risk.
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