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State lawmakers want more money for preschool programs

State lawmakers want to send more state dollars to pre-kindergarten programs that prepare children for kindergarten.Sen. Peggy Lehner, R-Kettering, wants to put $100 million toward pre-kindergarten education for Ohio’s youngest and poorest students. Lehner, who serves on a panel of lawmakers evaluating the House version of the state budget bill, ...

Scars will linger for victims

After spending about a decade in captivity, the three Cleveland women who were freed Monday may struggle for years to overcome the psychological and emotional trauma they suffered. Experts interviewed by the Dayton Daily News said survivors of kidnapping and sexual slavery often develop post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety and ...

Family friends say Cleveland kidnapping and rape suspect Ariel Castro “helped” look for Gina DeJesus, one of three woman he is accused of kidnapping. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)

Commentary: 7 creepy things you didn’t know about accused Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro

The case of Cleveland kidnapping and rape suspect Ariel Castro continues to shock the world. Several twisted and disturbing allegations have emerged about the former Cleveland Public School Bus driver jailed in lieu of $8 million bond set Thursday on charges he kidnapped three young women and held them in ...

Hospital charges vary widely for same procedures

New government data showing the amounts U.S. hospitals’ charge Medicare for certain procedures confirm what consumer groups have suspected for years: hospitals, even in the same or nearby communities, can charge wildly different amounts for the same procedures. In Ohio, for example, the average charge to implant a permanent pacemaker ...

In this 2011 file photo, Lebanon Correctional Institution inmates wait in line to go through a metal detector — one of the steps the new state prisons director took to reduce violence.

Violence up at Lebanon prison, report says

A surprise inspection of the state prison in Lebanon shows violence has been escalating over the past two years with more disturbances and assaults. Half of the inmates rate Lebanon Correctional Institution as unsafe or very unsafe and the prison is tied with the prison in Lucasville for the highest ...

Attorney General’s office builds statewide online database of unsolved homicides

The Ohio Attorney General’s office is slowly building a database of unsolved homicides from across the state in the hopes of generating new leads for detectives who might be able to solve cases that went cold long ago. “The idea was to get every unsolved homicide on a statewide database. ...

Ultra-Met employee Damon Massie pulls a tray full of products out of the furnace after they've been hardened at nearly two thousand degrees Friday at the Ultra-Met manufacturing facility in Urbana.

Ohio’s aging workforce continues to grow

Ohio’s graying manufacturing workforce threatens to saddle some employers with labor shortages and hefty costs associated with training and replacing retiring employees. About one in four manufacturing workers in Ohio is 55 and older, which is up from more than one in seven workers a decade ago, according to a ...

Jessica Cook, left, of Miami Twp. and Mike and Kerri Landis of West Carrollton have a drink on the patio at Tumbleweed Connection in the Oregon District on Wednesday, May 1. Legislation has been introduced that may make the Oregon District and other entertainment districts become exempt from certain open container laws. CHRIS STEWART / STAFF

Ohio considering open-container party districts

Ohio lawmakers may allow larger cities to create “ entertainment districts” where open alcohol container laws would not apply — similar to the French Quarter in New Orleans and Fourth Street Live in Louisville. The bill, if passed, would apply to any city of more than 50,000 residents, meaning in ...

Justice Dept. files suit against Cincinnati-based hospice chain

The U.S. Department of Justice filed suit this week against the nation’s largest for-profit hospice chain, based in Cincinnati, alleging the company wrongly charged Medicare tens of millions of dollars for care that wasn’t needed or wasn’t provided.VITAS Hospice Care has one location on Kettering Boulevard in Dayton that serves ...

Right-to-work divides GOP

Ohio Senate President Keith Faber struck a blow to members of his own party Wednesday, saying there is not enough GOP support behind legislation to make Ohio the 25th “right-to-work” state. >> Which states have right-to-work laws? After meeting with fellow Republicans Gov. John Kasich and House Speaker Bill Batchelder, ...

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