Dallas Archer, 19, was arrested Monday in Kingsport for driving on a suspended license. When officers searched Archer before booking her into jail, they made the discovery.
Dallas Archer, 19, was arrested Monday in Kingsport for driving on a suspended license. When officers searched Archer before booking her into jail, they made the discovery.
Thursday, April 24 2014 8:14 AM EDT2014-04-24 12:14:31 GMT
Your purse is not the place where you think you might find some items that could poison your pet. On Thursday's FOX19 Morning News, Diana Dornbusch Cron, a veterinarian at Glenway Animal Hospital in Green
Your purse is not the place where you think you might find some items that could poison your pet.
Thursday, April 24 2014 11:19 AM EDT2014-04-24 15:19:29 GMT
A Toledo mother was sentenced Thursday morning after a jury found her guilty of killing her 6-month-old son last week. Amanda Bacon has been sentenced to life in prison with eligibility for parole.
A Toledo mother was sentenced Thursday morning after a jury found her guilty of killing her 6-month-old son last week. Amanda Bacon has been sentenced to life in prison. She will be eligible for parole.
A group of angry parents want the superintendent of Tiffin City Schools removed from her position and have started circulating a petition.
A group of angry parents want the superintendent of Tiffin City Schools removed from her position and have started circulating a petition.
CLEVELAND (AP) - Ohio ranks high in the increasing number of farms run by women.
The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer (bit.ly/17Pc7pP) says statistics studied by the U.S. Department of Agriculture from 2007 census figures show a big change in farm operations.
Now there are nearly three times as many women farmers as there were 30 years ago. In three decades, women have gone from 5% of all farmers to 14%.
The numbers show Ohio ranking among the top 10 states with 29,060 women farm operators and 9,127 principal farm operators.
Sharon Sachs, who helps run central Ohio's WomenFarm consulting and support group, thinks the trend will continue.
She expects an analysis due out in 2014 will show even stronger data for women running farms.
