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UD football comeback falls short at Duquesne, 31-26

The University of Dayton Flyers found themselves down 31-13 at Duquesne late in the third quarter, but UD scored two touchdowns and were stopped on fourth and goal from the 10 with 2:11 left in the game to fall at Duquesne 31-26.

Update regarding intersection of Alex-Bell Road and Mad River Road

Montgomery County Engineer Paul Gruner wants to thank everyone who provided comments on the design alternatives considered for the Alex-Bell Road & Mad River Road intersection. As a result, the Montgomery County Engineer’s Office has identified a preferred alternative and is proceeding to identify potential funding sources.

Cleveland men indicted for committing armed carjackings and using one of the vehicles to steal firearms from a gun store

Two Cleveland men were indicted in federal court for their roles in a conspiracy with included committing armed carjackings around Ohio City, Tremont and Shaker Square and using one of the vehicles to steal firearms from a gun store in Streetsboro.

Ohio man indicted for murder of wife

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and Hocking County Prosecutor Benjamin E. Fickel announced recently that a Logan man has been indicted on charges related to the murder of his wife.

Six startups chosen for 10-week lab at BMW Financial Services in Hilliard

BMW Group Financial Services has announced the selection of six startup companies to undergo a 10-week lab at BMW Financial Services Collaboration Lab at the company's offices in Hilliard.

Deer hunters: Archery season starts tomorrow

Hunters will have their first opportunity to pursue white-tailed deer when archery season opens on Saturday, Sept. 29, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR).

Ohio police detective among 25 law enforcement officers honored as recipients of The Attorney General's award for distinguished service in policing

Canton Police Detective Michael Rastetter was among 25 law enforcement officers and deputies from 12 jurisdictions across the country honored today by Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Justice Department leadership recently as recipients of the second annual Attorney General’s Award for Distinguished Service in Policing, recognizing the exceptional work.

Columbus ranks 34th as 'boomtown'

Central Ohio was among the top 50 metropolitan areas considered to be the "biggest boomtowns" in America.

Attorney General DeWine joins coalition supporting bill aimed at reducing violence against women and helping survivors

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today joined 55 other state and territorial attorneys general to urge Congress to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).

Ohio millennials carry some of the highest debt in the country

(Columbus) Central Ohio was among the top 10 largest cities where millennials carried the most debt.

Two Assistant U.S. Attorneys from Northern Ohio and Canton police detective among those honored at Attorney General's Award ceremony

Two Assistant United States Attorneys who successfully prosecuted an international terrorism investigation and a Canton police detective who worked collaboratively to combat the opioid epidemic were among those honored with Justice Department’s highest recognition on Tuesday, September 18th.

Law and Leadership Institute celebrates 10 years of success in shaping Ohio’s legal community

On September 20th, Ohio’s legal professionals and community leaders gathered at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Law and Leadership Institute (LLI), a statewide non-profit that works with students from underserved communities to educate and prepare them for success in college, future leadership roles, and careers in the legal profession.

Proposed legislation seeks to recognize Latino contributions to the Buckeye State

Rather than having to introduce and pass a resolution every year to recognize the contributions Latin Americans have made to Ohio, a pair of Latino lawmakers has championed a bill that would codify a Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month.

Law schools across nation to host ABA competitions

Nine law schools will serve as regional hosts for the 2018-19 American Bar Association’s Negotiation Competition: Quinnipiac University School of Law, New York Law School, George Mason University School of Law, Elon University School of Law, Michigan State University College of Law, Alexander Blewett III School of Law at the University of Montana, University of Houston Law Center, Pepperdine University School of Law and Santa Clara University School of Law.

Ohio, Indiana Volunteers of America groups merge into one organization

The Ohio and Indiana affiliates of Volunteers of America have merged into a new organization.

Dayton falls as Southeast Missouri pulls away from football, 40-21

The University of Dayton Flyers came from behind three times to take leads, but Southeast Missouri scored the last three touchdowns of the contest in the game's final 12 minutes to pull away 40-21 Saturday afternoon in Cape Girardeau, Mo.

WilmerHale Dogs of Fall Adoption Fest

Find a new furry friend on September 22nd at the annual “WilmerHale Dogs of Fall Adoption Fest!”

Comprehensive ABA report offers tips, roadmap for states working to improve access to justice

A new report by the American Bar Association provides a first-of-its-kind look at access to justice commissions nationwide, offering an in-depth analysis of their structures, activities, staffing and funding as well as best-practice recommendations.

BWC awards $426,000 in grants to protect Ohio firefighters

Forty Ohio fire departments will share $426,000 in grants from the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) under a program to protect firefighters from carcinogens and other harmful health hazards encountered by firefighters during their daily work activities.

Student achievement increases seen statewide in 2018 Ohio School Report Cards

The Ohio Department of Education recently released the annual Ohio School Report Cards and, once again, student achievement increased statewide in multiple areas — and with most subgroups of students.