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Forum planned at Wood County Senior Center to gather input on assisted living facilities
With the aim of improving the lives of assisted living facility residents, the Ohio Department of Aging will be hosting Assisted Living Feedback Forums across the state in August and September. At these Feedback Forums, ODA will hear directly from Ohioans about their experiences with assisted living facilities. ODA will...
Trial date set for woman accused of assaulting Dayton school bus driver
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- A trial date has been set for a woman who allegedly assaulted a Dayton Public School bus driver last year. A judge scheduled the trial for Monday, August 5 for 29-year-old Mar’tia Franklin. Franklin faces one count of Felonious Assault with Serious Physical Harm. PREVIOUS...
Mega Millions jackpot over $300 million; Thursday’s Ohio Lottery results
CLEVELAND, Ohio — A big jackpot is on the line this weekend, with the Mega Millions prize reaching an estimated $306 million for the drawing on Friday, July 26, 2024. The Saturday, July 27 Powerball jackpot is an estimated $131 million and the Classic Lotto jackpot is $13.4 million.
New law targets ticket prices at high school sporting events
(The Center Square) – Parents and fans who want to pay cash to attend a school sporting event won’t have to pay more and students will get to pay less than adults. The new requirements became law recently as Gov. Mike DeWine signed 20 bills into law, including one that included the Campus Act, which is designed to stop harassment and intimidation at colleges and universities. The move on high...
Warren County's Adam Mathews’ Legislation to Simplify Legal System Signed into Law
LEBANON, OH -- House Bill 179, legislation that simplifies Ohio’s legal system by clarifying against which parties and in what time frame certain lawsuits must be filed, was unanimously passed by the Ohio Senate and signed into law, announced bill sponsors State Representatives Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) and Brian Stewart (R-Ashville).
Jennifer Aniston hits back at JD Vance's viral 'childless cat ladies' comments
Jennifer Aniston is hitting back at comments about politicians who are "childless cat ladies" made by Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance, which have recently gone viral. "The Morning Show" star, 55, on Wednesday took to her Instagram Stories and posted a screenshot of a social media post in which Ron Filipkowski, editor-in-chief of the MeidasTouch Network, shared a 2021 "Tucker Carlson Tonight" interview clip with Vance. ...
Find the best Home Security System with BBB
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN)– If new or current homeowners are having trouble determining the best home security company, Dayton’s Better Business Bureau has you covered! President & CEO John North joined Living Dayton on Thursday with easy steps Ohioans can take. Common complaints the Better Business Bureau receives about home security companies: Tips to find a […]
Fairborn mother sentenced to prison for endangering her child
FAIRBORN, Ohio (WDTN) — The mother accused of leaving her child in dangerous and filthy conditions has been sentenced. Rabyah Muballigh was sentenced to between seven and ten and a half years in prison. She will also serve up to three years of post release control. This comes after she pleaded no contest to felonious […]
100 days out, Ohio ready for presidential election ... but maybe so are radical groups
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The poll workers are being recruited, voting machines are checked out, and security plans are being developed. Exactly 100 days before Ohio voters head to the polls, all seems on track for a presidential election year. Still, Nazek Hapasha, policy affairs manager for the League...
Marijuana laws and Child Protective Services cases
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Workers at Child Protective Services said substance abuse by caregivers is the top reason for open cases. They also said marijuana was the top substance involved in the cases. Now that recreational marijuana is legal in Ohio, will it lighten the load for these caseworkers?. You...
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