Public Safety

Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Public Safety

Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Public Safety

Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Mason shooting suspect told court 'I would like to be in prison for life'

Jarret Buttrey, 27, faces felonious assault and animal cruelty charges after allegedly shooting his mother multiple times and killing two dogs at a Windward Drive home in Mason; prosecutors disclosed his mental illness history and medication stoppage during his Aug. 18 arraignment.

Uniformed officers and civilians seated in rows watching a presentation in a conference room.

Mason opens registration for free 9-week Citizen Safety Academy

The City of Mason opened registration for a free, nine-week Citizen Safety Academy starting Sept. 2 that gives residents hands-on exposure to police and fire department operations every Wednesday evening at the Mason Municipal Center.

Man charged after Mason shooting, SWAT standoff on Windward Drive

Jarrett Buttrey, 27, faces felonious assault and animal cruelty charges after a woman was shot and a multi-hour SWAT standoff unfolded on Windward Drive in Mason on Tuesday evening; his arraignment is set for Wednesday morning.

Red brick courthouse with a cupola and columned entrance surrounded by blooming trees.

Warren County hires four 911 dispatchers at $23.93 per hour

Warren County commissioners unanimously approved four new 911 dispatchers at $23.93/hour, effective Sept. 9, days after accepting a dispatcher's resignation that leaves the center one position short for 32 days.

Downed utility poles and snapped pine trees scattered across a rural landscape after storm damage.

Flash flooding, downed trees threaten Mason area overnight

The National Weather Service warns Mason and Deerfield Township residents of flash flooding and downed trees overnight Thursday into Friday as a new storm system hits already-saturated ground, compounding risks from earlier storms that knocked out power to thousands.

Utility workers and a crane repairing downed power lines on poles along a rural road.

Warren County power nearly restored; Duke Energy finishes regionwide push

Warren County's storm outages dropped from 4,621 to just 17 by late Wednesday night, while Duke Energy deployed more than 2,000 workers and targeted end-of-day Thursday to restore power to nearly all of the 38,861 customers still without electricity across Greater Cincinnati.

Utility workers and a crane replacing downed power lines on poles along a rural road.

Most Warren County power restored; 52,000 still out regionwide

Warren County power was nearly fully restored by Wednesday night after Tuesday's storms knocked out service to thousands, but more than 52,000 Duke Energy customers remain without power across Greater Cincinnati as of Thursday morning, with the utility warning that complex damage could extend some outages.

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