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Kris Rankin of Dayton takes care of two dogs, four cats and fish in an outside pond. She’s pictured here with Stella (top) and Dinah, her shepherd mix dogs, and one of the cats, Simon. CHRIS STEWART / STAFF

Pets are families top household expense

U.S. households spend more each year on their pets than they do on alcohol, furniture, landline phone service or men and boy’s clothing, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data collected by the Census Bureau. Pet ownership is at a record high nationwide, and the overwhelming majority of U.S. ...

Two top Ohio list with 20 OVI convictions

Nearly 1 million Ohio drivers have had their licenses suspended for drunken driving and 107 drivers have racked up 20 or more suspensions, a Dayton Daily News analysis of state data shows. Not all suspensions result in convictions, but the Daily News found two Ohioans – Curtis Sears, 54, of ...

Marijuana plants grow indoors under lights at a Seattle, Washington, facility. Growing the plants for medical purposes indoors uses a large amount of energy for lights, air conditioning and other power draws. (Mike Siegel/Seattle Times/MCT) .

Ohio voters may face decision to allow medical uses for marijuana

Ohio voters could decide next year whether the state joins the growing trend of allowing the use of marijuana for medical reasons. The Ohio Rights Group this week kicked off its drive to gather petitions for a constitutional amendment that would ask voters to create a medical marijuana program in ...

University of Louisville coach Rick Pitino, who said of OSU President E. Gordon Gee: “He is a pompous ass for making those statements.”

Gee told to hire sensitivity coach

Ohio State University has told President E. Gordon Gee to seek professional help with his personal communications, according to a “remediation plan” issued March 11, five weeks after trustees learned of Gee’s latest verbal gaffe. “There have been occasions on which your comments were insensitive and inappropriate and have offended ...

Mason, Sophia: Ohio’s most popular baby names

If you don’t already know somebody named Mason or Sophia, there is a good chance that could change. In 2012, Mason was the most popular baby name for boys in Ohio, and Sophia was the most popular name for girls, according to recently released data from the Social Security Administration. ...

Larry Cook, 18. Submitted photo

Police: Investigation into UD suicide death complete

Dayton police said Friday that their investigation into the death of University of Dayton freshman Larry D. Cook is complete. “His death is not the result of an accident, a hazing or any criminal act,” said Dayton police Sgt. Rick Blommel. He said police interviewed multiple witnesses and reviewed relevant ...

This photo made Sunday, May 5, 2013, shows Ohio State president E. Gordon Gee gesturing as he speaks during the Ohio State University spring commencement in Columbus, Ohio. Gee told a university committee last December that Notre Dame wasn’t invited to join the Big Ten because they’re not good partners while also jokingly saying that “those damn Catholics” can’t be trusted. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

OSU rebukes Gee for insults

Ohio State University has rebuked President E. Gordon Gee for disparaging Catholics and describing the priests who lead the University of Notre Dame as untrustworthy. In his comments, which were recorded during a Dec. 5 Athletics Council meeting, Gee said Notre Dame was never invited to join the Big Ten ...

State investigator loses job over misuse of car

Douglas Edwards of Springfield resigned as head of the State Medical Board’s investigative unit this month after Ohio’s inspector general found that Edwards misused his state-issued vehicle. The inspector general reports Edwards couldn’t account for more than 3,000 miles on the vehicle from October 2011 through September 2012, and that ...

541 area bridges rated obsolete

There are 541 bridges across southwest Ohio that are rated functionally obsolete by the government, state records show (See the full list and more details on each bridge here). This is the same federal rating given to the Skagit River bridge in Washington state that collapsed Thursday. Across Ohio, there ...

People watch the Delta Queen as it it docks at the Public landing in downtown Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 2008. Vicki Webster, a Cincinnati woman, has fought since 1970 to preserve the federal exemption that allows the 82-year-old boat to operate overnight river cruises. That exemption expired in October, and the boat now will be anchored as a riverfront hotel in Chattanooga, Tenn., Feb. 1, 2009. (AP Photo/Ernest Coleman, The Cincinnati Enquirer)

Effort under way to allow Delta Queen to host overnight trips

Ohio’s two senators this week introduced a bill that would allow the Delta Queen to carry passengers on overnight trips on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, and Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, introduced a bill that would grant a 15-year exemption to a 1966 Safety at Sea ...

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