2:55 AM May 20, 2010

Crystal vs. Lee in 'American Idol's' final two

She's just one show away from clinching the title. The next American Idol will either be the small-town girl, or the city boy from Chicago. But whether she finishes first or comes in a close second, northern Ohio won't stop believing in Crystal Bowersox.
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4:10 PM May 19, 2010

JUST IN: Rodvold found guilty of murder

It didn't take a jury very long to return with a guilty verdict.
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3:34 PM May 19, 2010

JUST IN: Second area militia member released

DETROIT (AP) - A fourth member of a Midwest militia has been released from jail until trial on conspiracy and other charges.
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1:11 PM May 19, 2010

Sandusky baby's 2009 death still a mystery

On the evening of March 27, 2009, something awful happened in a small upstairs apartment at 1044 Camp St. Nearly 14 months later, police and prosecutors acknowledge it was a criminal act, but they can't definitively say who caused it. The death of 7-week-old Logan Bain has been ruled a homicide, but officials have yet to make an arrest.
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11:55 AM May 19, 2010

Sandusky ready to drill for coal tar

It's time to dig down deep. The city will drill three holes along the Paper District's shoreline as early as next week to determine if the coal tar plume has seeped into the bedrock beneath Sandusky. The plume is a potentially hazardous, molasses-like blob lurking beneath the Paper District and surrounding areas.
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11:27 AM May 19, 2010

JUST IN: Defense rests in Rodvold case

Now it's on to closing arguments and to a jury. Steven Rodvold has admitted he shot his father to death in September 2009 at their rural New London home, but he claims it was in self-defense. Now a jury will decide.
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8:53 AM May 19, 2010

Seeking property tax relief

By SHAWN FOUCHER foucher@sanduskyregister.com SANDUSKY
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2:31 AM May 19, 2010

LETTER: Bikers, fly a flag for safety

I have a simple idea which could possibly save many injuries and maybe even deaths. With the season of motorcycles and bike riding
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2:31 AM May 19, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Electric charges go back on deal

It's a promise. Pure and simple. More than that, it's a contract. The utility companies that make up what is now First
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2:31 AM May 19, 2010

LETTER: U.S., raise the flag

Following the devastating earthquake in Haiti, the United States rushed in to help with money, medicine and manpower. (As of March)
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1:38 AM May 19, 2010

Daily Log

PERKINS POLICE MONDAY, MAY 17 2:35 a.m. -- 7100 block Milan Road, Charmaine Vaughn-Holman, 50, Detroit, insufficient lights. 11:19 a.m. -- 300 block E. Strub Road, Thomas E. Coufalik, 40, 300 block E. Strub Road, drug paraphernalia.
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1:35 AM May 19, 2010

Work could start soon on Paper District transient marina

Construction on the Paper District Marina could begin as early as next month. The much-ballyhooed marina would likely feature 62 slips of mostly transient dockage and a 38,000-square-foot amphitheater. George Poulos, the city's chief building inspector, described the pre-construction phase so far as 85 percent complete.
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1:33 AM May 19, 2010

Huron man back home, Sandusky man still behind bars in militia case

A Huron man allegedly part of the Michigan-based Hutaree that officials say plotted to kill police officers was released Tuesday. District Judge Victoria Roberts ordered Jacob Ward to be released to his mother, Nadine Bober, after being held in jail since March 27. He'll continue to be electronically monitored with an ankle bracelet.
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1:31 AM May 19, 2010

Crystal leaves judges 'amazed'

If Crystal Bowersox makes it into the final two tonight, she may owe a nod to Ellen DeGeneres. Ellen chose the song that became her breakout performance of the evening: "Maybe I'm Amazed," by Paul McCartney.
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8:30 PM May 18, 2010

Daily Log

ERIE COUNTY SHERIFF WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 8:56 p.m. -- 4900 block Cleveland Road, Vermilion, Deborah L. Lentz, 56, Bloomville, persistent disorderly conduct while intoxicated. SUNDAY, MAY 16 7:35 a.m. -- Ransom Road and Ohio 113 W., Donald E. Stahl, 22, Bellevue, speeding.
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5:37 PM May 18, 2010
Blog: Jackson Street Beat

Today's best government video

Serious, high-minded journalists will no doubt spend the next few days discussing the case of U.S. Rep. Mark Souder, R-Ind., a socially-conservative, "family-values" Republican who is resigning after confessing an affair with one of his aides.

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5:14 PM May 18, 2010

Watch Crystal perform tonight

OAK HARBOR After taking the stage for her hometown, American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox is back in the national spotlight tonight. She'll perform "Maybe I'm Amazed" by Paul McCartney - a song chosen by Idol judge Ellen DeGeneres.
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3:34 PM May 18, 2010

FYI: Danbury varsity games canceled

Today's varsity baseball game against Toledo Christian High School has been canceled and will be made up at 11 a.m. Saturday. Today's varsity softball game against Cardinal Stritch High School has been canceled and will be made up at 3:30 p.m. Monday.
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2:27 PM May 18, 2010

JUST IN: Huron militiaman back home; Sandusky militiaman still behind bars

By ED WHITE, Associated Press Writer Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:22 PM EDT
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2:11 PM May 18, 2010

JUST IN: Residents seek relief on property taxes

Erie County Board of Revisions has started its hearing process for more than 400 property owners who are contesting the value of residential and commercial properties.
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1:59 PM May 18, 2010

Smoke in pool room interrupts high school band banquet

An overheated pool motor filled a storage room with smoke at Margaretta High School, interrupting a band banquet. Bobbi Elliott said a few dozen band students and their parents were eating in the gymnasium Monday evening when the fire alarm sounded, forcing everyone to evacuate. "The fire department came and told everyone to go home,' she said.
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