Two Former Employees Accused of Robbing Troy Restaurant
TROY -- Two former employees of a Tim Horton's are accused of robbing the restaurant about 11 p.m. Tuesday.Brandon Brumbaugh and Quontes Atkins are facing robbery charges after police say they stole...
View ArticleAir Force: Furlough Notices Due on Friday
WPAFB -- Air Force officials have confirmed that civilians will receive their furlough notices on Friday.The 11 days of furloughs are then expected to begin 30 day from then.Supervisors are expected to...
View ArticleToddler Burned After Falling Into Campground Fire Pit
QUINCY -- A 2-year-old boy was seriously burned after falling into a fire pit at a Logan County campground.The accident happened Wednesday afternoon at the Oakdale Campground.According to emergency...
View ArticleGov. Kasich to Sign Deputy Suzanne Hopper Act Aimed at Protecting Officers
CLARK COUNTY -- After a local sheriff's deputy was killed in the line of duty, there's a new push to keep it from happening again.The Ohio House passed the Deputy Suzanne Hopper Act on Wednesday, which...
View ArticleConservatives Fight Back Against IRS
CINCINNATI -- The IRS targeted conservatives. Now, conservatives are taking the taxing agency to court.The American Center for Law and Justice doesn't buy the administration's claim that just a few...
View ArticleParents Face Charges After Treating Daughter Like a Pet
PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- After a 10-year-old girl gets treated like a dog, her parents are left defending their actions.Pennsylvania police say the girl was locked in a cage with the family pet. The cage...
View ArticleNew Library Plan Discussed in Dayton
DAYTON -- City commissioners met Wednesday night to discuss building several libraries in Montgomery County.This could mean more jobs, as they plan to hire only local construction...
View ArticleNew Technique to Cool Down Athletes
BELLBROOK -- It's finally starting to heat up outside and with temperatures climbing into the 80s comes a big risk for kids who play sports.Athletic trainers with Miami Valley Hospital's Sports...
View ArticleOrganizations Helping to Rebuild Oklahoma
MOORE, Okla. -- Oklahomans are always quick to lend a helping hand anytime there is a disaster. Now, they are the ones welcoming in outsiders.Phil Cross from our sister station in Oklahoma City shows...
View ArticleWASTE WATCH: Residents Say Old Law Creating Too Many Citations
XENIA -- An exclusive Waste Watch investigation. Xenia wants to clean up its neighborhoods but some say a Code Enforcement Officer is citing the wrong people."I never had a problem with anyone in...
View ArticleDogfights in Our Neighborhoods
DAYTON -- Several dogs were rescued from a North Dayton neighborhood Tuesday night, after police say they were covered in scars and open wounds from dogfighting.The Animal Resource Center took five pit...
View ArticleSpringfield Man Faces Charges of Impersonating a Cop and Felonious Assault
SPRINGFIELD -- A man has been charged with impersonating a cop.The victim's wife, Jennifer Newman, recalls, "he said he was a cop and he needed to stay down on the ground and patted him down to make...
View ArticleWest Virginia Woman Helps Local Veteran
DAYTON -- A local veteran who spent months homeless and just moved into a place couldn't afford a stove. A generous woman from West Virginia has now stepped in to help. Lisa Groves from Veterans...
View ArticleHow Ohio's Budget Plan May Affect Family Planning Services
COLUMBUS -- Supporters of family planning clinics, including Planned Parenthood, continue to fight for funding in these final weeks of the Ohio budget process.The budget plan currently in the State...
View ArticleNew Power Knee Prosthetic Aids Amputees
DAYTON -- A local company is helping amputees get back on their feet.Optimus Prosthetics in Dayton has developed the Power Knee, a prosthetic that combines a motor and artificial intelligence.The...
View ArticlePay It Forward: Youth Entrepreneurship Development Foundation
PAY IT FORWARD -- "Knowledge is power. The more knowledge you have, the more powerful you are going to be. And I think it is important because they are our future leaders and we have to prepare them...
View ArticleLyme Disease Gaining Strength in Ohio, Debilitating if Not Caught Early
DAYTON -- Imagine waking up every morning with the flu. That's how Angela Turner lives. On Wednesday morning, she was feeling well enough to step outside."Just fatigue, flu-like symptoms that were...
View ArticleState Awards Millions to Improve Walkways, Bike Paths for School Children
COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Department of Transportation on Wednesday announced $7.2 million for 58 different Safe Routes to School projects, including several in the Miami Valley.The funding is expected to...
View ArticleTraffic Cameras Lead to Exodus of Village Council Members
ELMWOOD PLACE (AP) -- A southwest Ohio village in upheaval over its use of traffic cameras to catch speeders is down to two council members after the majority resigned.Council member Jerald Robertson...
View ArticleUPDATE: Hospital Researcher Killed by Shuttle Bus
COLUMBUS (AP) -- Authorities say a Columbus hospital researcher was killed and another was injured when they were hit by a shuttle bus near the hospital.Police said the two were hit from behind by a...
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