Mike Harris

3 weeks ago | wtrf.com | Mike Harris

SARDIS, OH – A man was taken into custody Wednesday evening following a domestic disturbance involving gunfire on Narrows Run Road in Monroe County. At around 6:03 p.m., the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office received a report of shots fired at an occupied vehicle during a domestic incident. Deputies, detectives, and members of the county’s Special Response Team responded to the scene. After a period of response, Thomas Meek, 55, of Sardis, was arrested without further incident.

3 weeks ago | wtrf.com | Mike Harris

MINGO JUNCTION, OH — An Ohio man allegedly told a child he wanted to make love to her, saying, “It was all the 10-year-old’s idea.”A Mingo Junction, Ohio man has been indicted on a felony charge of importuning following a federal investigation. Hank Travis Shaw, 54, of Commercial Ave., is accused of sending messages to a 10-year-old girl. Authorities say the messages included statements “about how he wanted to make love to her.”Investigators said the messages were intercepted.

3 weeks ago | wtrf.com | Mike Harris

WHEELING, W.Va. — A Wheeling, West Virginia attorney has been indicted on multiple federal charges for allegedly misusing client funds over more than a decade. Paul J. Harris, 62, was indicted on June 3 for mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud, and unlawful monetary transactions. Federal prosecutors say the alleged conduct took place between April 2014 and June 2025.

3 weeks ago | wtrf.com | Mike Harris

PAYNESVILLE, W.Va. — Two people have been arrested in connection with the theft of veteran grave markers in McDowell County, but the investigation remains active as authorities search for additional suspects. According to WVVA, the theft occurred at the Ambrose-Mullens Cemetery, where government-issued plaques had been bolted into the graves of veterans who served in various wars. Each marker measured 24 inches by 12 inches. Family members discovered the theft during Memorial Day weekend.

3 weeks ago | wkbn.com | Mike Harris

PITTSBURGH, PA (WTRF)— A patient transfer error between two UPMC hospitals left a local family shaken after a woman found a stranger in the hospital bed assigned to her mother and wearing her mother’s hospital wristband. News outlets say, Rae Corrado said she was waiting for her mother, Gloria Corrado, to be transferred from UPMC Presbyterian to UPMC Mercy Rehab on Friday. Hours later, Rae was informed her mother had arrived.