Cynthia Hess, 58, was using her backyard fire pit on the evening of March 10, according to WKRC, when something went wrong.

A Deerfield Township woman was killed after investigators said she got burned during a freak accident involving her backyard fire pit.

Fire crews found Cynthia Hess suffering from burns on 90% of her body when they responded to a “reported explosion” near her ...

A former Bible study instructor is facing more charges of sexual assault after a co-worker told police he touched multiple ...

For decades, Jim Hess was assigned the most complicated and onerous chores on college campuses. The Tulsa World interviews ...

Harry Hess became a professor of geology at Princeton in 1932. His specialty was the study of arced chains of islands with active volcanoes. When World War II started, he was part of the Naval ...