Rhoden family

A Pike County judge ruled Monday that George Wagner IV should spend the rest of his life in prison for the 2016 murders of eight members of the Rhoden family.

George Wagner IV was convicted in the fatal shootings of eight members of the Rhoden family in 2016.

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Ohio's attorney general has given a down payment to officials in Pike County to help them prosecute the people accused of murdering eight members of one…

Attorney General Mike DeWine’s office says his office is doing something it doesn’t normally do: It's asking the public for specific information in…

It’s been a year since eight members of a rural Pike County family – ages 16 to 44 – were found murdered at four locations southwest of Piketon. No one…

The one-year-anniversary of the murders of eight members of a Pike County family is approaching. the Pike County’s sheriff joined Ohio’s attorney general…

It’s been five months since eight members of the Rhoden family in Pike County were killed while sleeping in their beds. Attorney General Mike DeWine says…

Law enforcement officials said Sunday that marijuana plots have been found at several locations near where eight members of a southern Ohio family were…