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A Ridgeville Corners man indicted on multiple counts of rape and other sexually-related charges has been denied a motion to withdraw his previous guilty plea.
BRYAN - Attorneys for a Bryan church have filed an appeal on a recent decision out of Williams County Common Pleas Court, and the state attorney general is getting involved.
A Toledo man indicted on charges of grand theft and engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity recently pleaded not guilty to the charges in Williams County Common Pleas Court.
The Bryan City Schools Board of Education members received an early Christmas present Monday to go along with updates on projects, and it also set its organization meeting for next
The City of Bryan overall budget for 2025 is increasing $16.4 million compared to this year’s budget, due mainly to a few large projects.
The county will need to come up with about $500,000 to help fund upgrades to the Hickory Hills sewer plant project slated for next year.
The Bryan Board of Public Affairs (BPA) Tuesday night approved adding two new positions in the utility office as well as adjusting wages for employees.
The Williams County Sheriff’s Office may eventually have oversight of the county’s emergency communications department, but not until more discussion can be had.
The Corrections Commission of Northwest Ohio (CCNO) honored outgoing members Wednesday morning, and also agreed to purchase two canine units for the regional jail facility.
The Williams County commissioners Thursday approved the 2025 county budget, with an overall increase of about $8.5 million, though the general fund budget saw a decrease.
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