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Stillwater Center Families & Friends, Inc. 15th Annual Car Show

The Stillwater Center Families & Friends, Inc., 15th Annual Car Show will take place on Sunday, July 16, 2017, at Stillwater Center, 8100 N. Main Street, Dayton, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The Cincinnati Zoo’s Baby Fiona update

This interaction might make you nervous, but Fiona’s care team was happy to see Bibi patiently allowing Fiona to mouth her tongue, tusks and even the back of her throat. Bibi got down on the ground and offered her whole mouth for exploration! Hippos use their mouths to act tough, play, show affection, and explore the world around them (we think Bibi likes the mouth massage!)

Positions of 57 Wright State employees to be eliminated under the budget approved by the Board of Trustees

The positions of 57 employees and 119 additional vacant positions will be eliminated at Wright State University as part the fiscal year 2018 budget approved by the Board of Trustees.

The University of Dayton partners with City of Dayton and Dayton Metro Library

The University of Dayton will partner with the City of Dayton and Dayton Metro Libraries on a $385,000 initiative to improve the quality of life in local neighborhoods.

Marquis returns to Flyer football coaching staff

The University of Dayton football team will be welcoming back a former member of their coaching staff, David Marquis, this season.

WSU swimming friends working to save 2017-18 season

In May the University announced cost-cutting measures that would eliminate the swimming and diving programs immediately. Besides the saving of budget dollars, Wright State was also concerned with the antiquated pool and the cost to maintain and/or replace such a facility.

Gate 19B reopens with new security, safety features

After being closed for over two months to construct a new gate entry in Area B, Gate 19B (National Road gate) reopened June 12.

Fifth District: Housekeeper didn’t need prosecutor’s approval to receive drug treatment

A woman accused of stealing drugs from a Newark home she cleaned can undergo treatment even without the prosecutor's approval, an Ohio appeals court ruled recently.

Summer storm safety: What you should know

Summer is here, and while that means fun in the sun, it can also bring the threat of dangerous storms. In recognition of the danger thunder storms and lightning can pose, the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Region 5 office wants you to learn how to reduce your lightning risk while outdoors.

Ohio man arrested following major seizure of heroin

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and members of the Major Crimes Task Force of Gallia and Meigs Counties announced recently that a Columbus man is in custody following the seizure of two kilograms of heroin.

Ohio Women Veterans Conference to be held in August 2017

(Columbus) Registration is now open for the biennial Ohio Women Veterans Conference to be held Saturday, August 12, 2017 at the Ohio Union at The Ohio State University.

5 essential soft skills for a job interview

(BPT) Picture this: After months of networking and polishing your resume, you managed to make the necessary connections, get in front of the right people and land an interview.

LGBTQ rights in Ohio: A changing landscape

Q: What has happened in Ohio to address LGBTQ rights since the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision legalizing gay marriage?

Auditor Yost Announces Audit of Ohio Department of Education’s Disciplinary Process

Auditor of State Dave Yost has directed auditors to review how the Ohio Department of Education handles disciplinary complaints following an internal review showing more than half of those people identified in a 2012 Columbus City Schools data scrubbing scandal had not been disciplined.

Solving the nation's water problems before the tap runs dry

(BPT) Cooking dinner, washing dishes, showering and flushing toilets - these are daily activities for most Americans. If you did any of these in the last 24 hours, you've contributed to the roughly 355 billion gallons of water that are used each day in this country.

Proposed legislation would create registry of violent offenders in Ohio

Ohio sex offenders soon may not be the only criminals in the Buckeye State to appear on a registry for the safety and security of citizens.

Ohio and U.S. employment situation (seasonally adjusted)

Ohio's unemployment rate was 4.9 percent in May 2017, down from 5.0 percent in April 2017. Ohio’s nonagricultural wage and salary employment increased 6,300 over the month, from a revised 5,509,100 in April to 5,515,400 in May 2017.

National Endowment for the Arts awards more than $1.2m to Ohio recipients

A total of $1,275,500 will be awarded through 19 grants to various arts-related organizations in Ohio, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) announced recently.

Assistant U.S. Attorneys Michael Collyer and Chelsea Rice honored at Director's Awards ceremony

Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael L. Collyer and Chelsea Rice were one of 179 members of the Department of Justice recognized by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys (EOUSA) Director Monty Wilkinson at the 33rd Director’s Awards Ceremony recently in Washington D.C.

Supreme Court of Ohio: Dialysis centers due partial tax exemption

Four Dayton area dialysis centers are entitled to a charitable tax exemption even though the organization seeks to have a majority of its users pay through insurance or federally funded healthcare programs, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled recently.