Warren County
Coverage of Warren County in the Nexus archive.
- Warren County homeowner blames storage facility for repeated flooding
A Warren County homeowner claims a nearby storage facility has caused his property to flood repeatedly with manure-filled water, leading to property damage and health concerns. Officials have dismissed his complaints, stating they cannot regulate the facility now that construction is complete.
- NYSP seize 500 pounds of cannabis after Northway chase
New York State Police seized 500 pounds of cannabis during a vehicle pursuit on the Northway in Warren and Saratoga Counties, leading to the arrest of two individuals.
- More than 20 people arrested in six-month joint drug investigation in Warren County
More than 20 people were arrested in a six-month joint drug investigation in Warren County, Tennessee, led by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), FBI, and local law enforcement. The operation, named 'Operation Freedom Revoked,' targeted illicit drug sales, with 23 individuals indicted by a grand jury on charges including methamphetamine, hydrocodone, and oxycodone distribution.
- Operation Freedom Revoked results in 26 arrests for crimes selling illegal drugs
Operation Freedom Revoked, a months-long drug investigation in Warren County, resulted in 26 arrests for crimes related to selling illegal drugs. The operation concluded with over two dozen individuals taken into custody for drug-related offenses.
- Southern California man killed after car goes 'airborne' in Ohio crash
A man from San Bernardino County died in a car crash in Ohio where his vehicle became airborne. The incident occurred on I-71 north in Deerfield Township around 2:30 a.m. on July 2, prompting a response from the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
- Pritzker issues disaster proclamation for recent storms, tornadoes and flooding
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker issued a disaster proclamation to address severe weather, flooding, and tornadoes affecting multiple counties over several months. The proclamation aims to mobilize state resources and expedite recovery efforts, with potential federal funding through the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Response program.
- National off-price retailer setting up shop in Queensbury
A national off-price retailer is opening in Queensbury, providing new shopping options for deal-seeking shoppers in Warren County.
- Officials share result of crackdown on illegal activity
Law enforcement in Warren, Washington, and Saratoga counties collaborated to crack down on illegal activity as summer begins. First Assistant U.S. Attorney John Sarcone stated the timing was intentional.
- Free summer lunches for Warren County youth begin July 1
A summer program offering free lunches to youth in Warren County is set to begin on July 1. The initiative provides meals for children during the summer months.
- Ordinary people fill information gaps when data centers come knocking
Citizen journalists like Änna Farrar in Missouri are filling gaps in news coverage about rapidly expanding data centers, which are often built in rural areas with limited local news presence. Residents are organizing to demand transparency from governments and developers as data centers grow in the Midwest and South.
- Brothers killed in plane crash just miles after takeoff
Two brothers, Brian Ramsey and Keith Warren, died in a plane crash shortly after takeoff near Morrison, Tennessee. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating, noting the plane hit a tree and crashed into a cornfield. The NTSB expects a preliminary report within 30 days.
- Brothers killed in plane crash just miles after takeoff
Two brothers, Brian Ramsey and Keith Warren, died in a plane crash near Morrison, Tennessee, after the aircraft struck a tree and a cornfield shortly after takeoff. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating and expects a preliminary report within 30 days.
- Brothers identified in Warren County plane crash; NTSB investigating reports of in-flight
Federal investigators are examining a Warren County plane crash that killed two brothers, with reports indicating the small plane lost part of its structure during flight. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is leading the investigation into the incident.
- Warren County Sheriff identifies two brothers killed in plane crash
Two brothers, Brian Ramsey and Keith Warren, died in a plane crash in Warren County, Tennessee. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating the incident, which occurred near their home on a grass runway. Strong wind gusts up to 30 mph were reported at the time of the crash.
- Small plane crashes in Warren County; investigation underway
A small plane crashed in Warren County on Wednesday afternoon. Federal investigators are responding to the incident.
- Plane crash confirmed near McMinnville, NTSB responding
A plane crash occurred near McMinnville, Tennessee, near Doyle Frazier Road in Morrison, Warren County. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is responding and confirmed it is gathering information. This incident marks the sixth plane crash in Tennessee in 2026, with seven total aviation crashes statewide this year, including one helicopter.
- Plane crash confirmed near McMinnville, sources say
A plane crashed near McMinnville, Tennessee, near Doyle Frazier Road in Morrison, Warren County, on Wednesday afternoon, as confirmed by sources to WSMV4. No further details have been released, and the news outlet is sending a crew to the scene for updates.
- Lake George man accused of having child sex abuse images
A man from Lake George, Warren County, was arrested by New York State Police on June 9 for allegedly possessing and promoting images consistent with child sexual exploitation.
- Local election officials go with Missouri’s gerrymandered congressional map despite uncertainty
Missouri election officials are mailing primary ballots using a gerrymandered congressional map with unresolved legal status. Voters in 28 counties have been reassigned to new districts, and a petition for a referendum on the map remains pending. Local officials have opted to use the new districts to avoid inconsistencies.
- Man charged after allegedly threatening to kill Ohio dad 'in the name of Allah' in terrifying video encounter
A 23-year-old man, Anthony Long, allegedly threatened a homeowner in Ohio with a knife, invoking religious language, during a late-night encounter. The incident occurred in Warren County, leading to Long's arrest on charges of aggravated menacing, trespassing, and criminal damage.