More conservative members of the Amish community in Ohio are suing the state over a law they say violates their religious freedom.

When passing any vehicle, including horse-drawn buggies, do so legally. Generally, that means following road signs and markings that designate safe-passing zones, passing on the left and returning to the right lane as safely as possible, leaving reasonable room for any vehicles you’re overtaking.

An Amish man now classified as a sexually violent predator was given a lengthy state prison sentence Friday for sexually assaulting four young girls in Clearfield County. Simon M. Lee, 35, Westover, was sentenced to a total of 30 to 90 years in state prison with nine years’ consecutive re-entry probation.

It was just before 6:30 a.m. on Monday, March 3, when a motorist attempted to pass a school bus on Bard Road in Gladwin County’s Sage Township and struck an Amish horse and carriage. “I observed debris spread across the roadway,

The Crawford County Court of an Erie County man who allegedly killed a pregnant Amish woman and her unborn child last year has been postponed until June. The trial for Shawn A. Cranston, 53, of Corry,

Prosecutors in motion say two witnesses recently provided police with information allegedly directly connecting him to the February 2024 crime.

The trial of a Corry man accused of murdering a pregnant Amish woman in Crawford County, has been delayed again. According to court paperwork, the trial of 53-year-old Shawn Cranston has been delayed to June 2025 citing new information in the case.

Joanne Lehman's new novel, "Leah's Faith," is the first in a trilogy of books about three Amish women from a fictional Holmes County community.