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• Group urges city, county 
to redevelop orphanage
• Dayton's fiscal outlook better
• $10M marina plan revealed at Caesar Creek Lake
• Art, sports facility to be built in Springboro
• University of Dayton helps student interns
• State gives $3M to raze old industrial sites
• Wear your green, gold, and/or Wright State apparel tomorrow for a chance to scor...
• Blueberry bars recipe
• Frozen virgin margarita recipe
• Dayton manufacturer wins $75M military deal
• Bottoms Up! Redbridge Gluten Free Sorghum Beer
• 13-year-old drowning victim identified
• Classic margarita recipe
• Markets boost local groups
• VA mental health care wait too long
• Changed PTSD evaluations get review
• More head to college, even as tuition surges
• Gluten free pizza crust recipe
• Service charges vary city to city
• Campaign donor limits scrutinized
• Underspeed vehicles proposed for streets
• Brown bill to require VA to use electronic alerts
• County refines vacant and abandoned properties list
• Bill allows out-of-state funeral services in Ohio
• UD will train fellows to teach
• Marine in iconic WWII photo had Dayton ties
• Reminder: The university will be closed tomorrow, May 28, in observance of Memor...
• Europe debt, jobs report to hit stocks this week
• New pool at 'The Heights' opens
• 'Shared' treasurers saving school districts money
• Slow economy, high gas prices ease traffic jams
• Lobbyist supplied free tickets to Reds game
• Huber Heights suing consultant for more than $50,000
• What you should know about PTSD
• Ohio seeing dramatic increase of PTSD cases
• PTSD therapy reaches soldiers in the field
• Veterans battle with PTSD years after deployment
• Marina concept changes, but money still the issue
• Report: Boeing near big 787 Dreamliner deal
• Auto industry accelerates as Obama, Romney debate bailout
• Old Fashioned Toys and Games Family Workshop
• Backyard Farming: Grow Your Own Food Workshop
• Man, 68, drowns at Caesar Creek Lake
• Water rescues prompt warning from health officials
• UD to move satellite campus to Dublin
• Bus drivers, mechanics vote down RTA deal
• Grilled peaches recipe
• 'Heights' developer seeking unique attractions
• The food and drink of Kings Island
• Officials pushing for safety on U.S. 35 interchanges project
• Dayton VA closer to National Historic Landmark status
• Salem Ave. Bridge to close for 4 years
• Plan would ease filing local taxes
• Bottoms Up! Big Eddy Wee Scotch Ale from Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company
• Man not wearing life jacket when he drowns in Caesar Creek Lake
• NSA designates Sinclair a center of excellence
• We will be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Any plans for the lon...
• The university will be closed on Monday, May 28, in observance of Memorial Day....
• Air Force intelligence center gets new commander May 30
• Beach Waterpark sued for failure to deliver
• Let's go Raiders! Our baseball team is now in the 12th inning of Game 6 of the H...
• Slideshow: Average lawyer pay in 15 Ohio cities
• Ohio UAS Conference returning to Dayton in 2013
• Poll: Quality workers hard to find
• University of Dayton to open Columbus-area campus
• Ready for the summertime heat? Cool off in the Student Union swimming pool (you...
• AK Steel makes several executive team changes
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of the week
• Ohio Attorney General sues Beach Waterpark
• Dayton Daily News to outsource work offshore, staff cuts likely
• As we prepare for Memorial Day weekend, we remember all who have made the ultima...
• Frisch's sells Golden Corral for $50 million
• Big bank profits at highest level in 5 years
• IRS closing 43 offices across U.S.
• Congressman Turner defends duties on Chinese candles
• Zillow issues underwater homes report
• Patrol searches dealership for stolen cars
• Injured Monroe firefighter still at burn unit
• State education plan stalls
• More Ohioans aren’t using vacation time
• Millions spent to curb drunks on road
• Food stamp fraud targeted
• State directs $2.1M for scholarships
• U.S. Air Force museum unveils Wall of Honor
• Health policy help on way
• Area will see steamy start to the summer
• Dayton gets boost from committee for UAV testing
• Lebanon updates law banning vicious dogs
• 4-H Club helps erect flag pole at Bentley Woods
• Sheriff to target drug trafficking on highways
• Dr. Lynn Parsons dies
• Third injured firefighter remains at burn unit
• Graduating students >> TOMORROW (May 25) is the last day to register to walk in...
• Delta cutting flight between Phoenix, Cincinnati
• Poll: Most Dayton execs don’t lie on resume
• Lebanon Police Officer of year inspired by grandfather
• Dayton new home permits up 18%
• Top 25 cities for improved traffic congestion
• Dayton reading campaign collects 11K books
• Dayton eases towing ordinances amid outcry
• Students: The C-Store is now accepting bulk orders for your unused Dining Dollar...
• Top grads plan challenging careers
• Firefighter suffers second-degree burns battling blaze at business
• Many of our soon-to-be Raiders are graduating from high school over the next cou...
• Dayton eases towing ordinances amid public outcry
• Moraine carry-out may lose permits after raid
• Facebook lawsuit hits underwriters as stock up
• Report: Gas prices to be lower this summer
• Top cities in Ohio ranked by highest pay for doctors
• Redistricting supporters defended plan against GOP
• Ohio State University eyes tuition increase
• NFL players union sues league, alleges collusion
• Dayton among top 50 in U.S. for bicycling
• Montgomery's jobless rate still area’s highest
• Abortion foes call out senators
• Sinclair program earns national recognition
• Billing dispute spurs changes at hospital
• Ohio can finally collect $2.3M in fines
• Firefighter suffers second-degree battling blaze at business
• Kettering Tower purchased; buyer eyeing more
• Countdown: Ohio cities where doctors earn top dollar
• Supreme Court upholds Ohio smoking ban
• CareSource plans 200 additional workers
• Guest Column: From The Rust Belt to Innovation Belt
• New NASIC commander named
• Dayton airport traffic inches up
• Only 31 more likes until we hit 10,000! We are pretty psyched that so many of yo...
• Court: Petitioners OK at Kettering festival, not Fraze
• Dayton changes tow list threshholds
• New York firm buys Kettering Tower
• Dayton among top cities for dog attacks on postal workers
• Uncle Jester’s to expand with new FDA license
• Dayton's Top 7 companies for long-term growth
• Did you know? Dayton was just announced to be #1 on Forbes' America's Most Affor...
• Veterans’ long-unclaimed remains laid to rest
• Assistant principal at Lebanon Junior High headed to Little Miami
• Delta, Southwest agree on jet lease deal
• Ohio Supreme Court justice to retire
• Ohio may open rest stops to developers
• Apple grows as most valuable brand in world
• Today is a big day! Online Fall Semester registration is open and In-person reg...
• General Mills to cut 850 jobs
• Forbes: Dayton is nation's most affordable city
• Restaurant owner found guilty of insurance fraud
• Fraze petition zone limited
• Crematorium not allowed near senior facilities
• After a long wait, nurse is disciplined by state
• Ohio justice decides to step down
• Human traffick bill OK’d by House
• County GOP repays tax money used to buy alcohol
• Foyt drivers Conway, Cunningham excited for Indy
• Iran nears deal on nuke site inspections
• Counties saving big on health care costs
• Home sales post double-digit rise
• Boulevard Haus owner found guilty of insurance fraud
• Defense panel says Dayton region must be proactive
• Fire forces evacuation at Great Wolf Lodge
• Countdown: 50 Dayton companies with biggest revenue jump
• General: Air Force to pressure defense firms on costs
• Woolpert expands in northern Ohio
• Home sales surged 15% in Dayton for April
• Students>> with Finals right around the corner, here are 12 ways to ace your exa...
• Windy Knoll sold for $1.44M; jobs saved
• Dead used in SCLC scam, prosecutor says
• CareSource, Humana alliance to add 150 jobs
• Principal cleared of prom conduct accusations
• T-shirt lawsuit settled for $20K
• CareSource to create 150 new jobs
• Airline pilots at Delta set for raises in new labor deal
• Dayton-area claims two schools on Newsweek list
• JPMorgan Chase suspends stock buyback after loss
• 7-Eleven adding 630 stores this year
• Merger to create world's largest cinema company
• Cities at risk of fiscal crisis
• Dead used in scam, prosecutor says
• CareSource, other local firms to add jobs
• Going green costing Ohio millions
• Waynesville council wants crisis to end
• Sugarcreek officials to discuss road levy
• Two Dayton-area high schools make Newsweek list
• State approves incentives for Midmark expansion
• Air Force Marathon sells out in record time
• Manufacturer moving to West Chester
• Report: Dayton average salary sits at $43,150
• Poll: Ohioans have favorable view of Dayton
• Dayton Foundation sees boost in funds, contributions
• Cleanup funds approved for former Wright factory
• NASA astronaut to appear at Dayton Air Show
• Cleanup funds approved for former Wright factory
• Overfed, sedentary pets packing on the pounds
• Airline pilots' union calls strike vote
• Cincinnati not selling historic Music Hall
• Slideshow: Dayton's top young professionals honored
• Ohio dropout rate posts second-biggest increase
• Small-business contracting goal raised by U.S. House
• Open houses slated about Caesar Creek marina
• Boehner eases off debt limit rhetoric
• Americans living longer, fatter lives
• Fewer jobless per home
• Dayton Mall area upgrades to top $20M
• Voluntary teacher departures spike
• Big pay now more valued by women
• Welfare drug test proposal continues to be debated
• Butler Twp. hires design firm, hopes to brand itself
• Map shows influence of parties on elections
• WSU, Cincinnati to host Michael Jackson production
• Xenia union president also holds spokesman title
• Auto repair loans to help low-income residents
• Public pays for attorneys' theme park trip
• Dayton area to get $5.8M for cleanup
• Vandalia center expected to revitalize I-75 North area
• Air Force to shut down Aero Club at WPAFB
• Birds being held as evidence in court case
• Valley View Schools to cut 20 staff positions
• 4 hurt when RTA bus rear-ended by SUV
• Sex-trafficking suspects getting out of charges
• Jobless rate continues slow decline
• Project for aquatic center access road allay concerns
• Fundraising campaign begins for Veterans Plaza
• Photos: 40 Under 40 awards
• Midmark moving exec offices to Dayton, expanding in Darke County
• Poll: DBJ readers split on President’s support for gay marriage
• Standard Register faces another de-listing hurdle
• Farmers Market open every Thursday
• Lebanon Kiwanis award $7,000 in college scholarships
• Ohio unemployment falls to 7.4%
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of the week: 5/11 to 5/18
• Poll: Recent college grads face tough job environment
• Ex-charter school treasurer facing fed charges
• 432 jobs at risk on postal center closing
• Former Dayton pain clinic owners indicted for ‘pill mills’
• Hewlett-Packard to cut up to 30,000 jobs
• Southwest to pull back fleet growth
• Roadway to be named in honor of slain deputy
• Mom gets 9 years in
 starvation
 death

• Disruptive juror gets jail sentence
• UD plans $10 million renovation of old dorm
• Dayton sued over red-light cameras
• Senate backs land-grant status for Central State
• Sex offender beaten, charged
• Former charter school treasurer facing federal charges
• School embezzlement has cost church $27K
• Care provider says it got false reports
• Weather emergencies help fuel ham radio growth
• Dayton Gems hockey team ceases operations
• New commander selected for Wright-Patt center
• Dayton’s downtown postal facility to close in 2013
• The Financial Aid and Scholarships office and Veterans Affairs office will be cl...
• Delta Air Lines, pilots reach tentative agreement
• Miamisburg businessman recognized by SBA
• Lincoln Electric buys Wayne Trail Technologies
• Miller-Valentine, Gem Real Estate merging functions
• Childcare and learning center to build Centerville facility
• 24 days until Spring Commencement. Raiders, tell us what your post Wright State...
• Mother sentenced for death of disabled 14-year-old daughter
• Storms growing more intense throughout state
• Girl run over by SUV in Springfield
• City hopes to become more sustainable, vibrant with bicycling
• Ohio part of $40M Skechers settlement
• Kroger stock rating cut by analyst
• Merry Maids plans 1,000 new hires
• Ohio ranks low for college-educated population
• Butler County factory closing, 100 jobs lost
• Dayton companies promote health, wellness
• Cellphone disaster alert system to start soon
• Welfare drug test removed from budget bill
• Senate endorses massive overhaul of pension systems
• Grant to help demolish abandoned commercial buildings
• Coroner has likeness made, hopes for lead on body ID
• Bill puts Planned Parenthood last in line for funds
• Library delays details on levy
• Razings aimed at cutting city crime
• Pension overhaul endorsed
• Sinclair is hosting the 2nd Annual Cruise In on Saturday in the parking lot of B...
• Sinclair Community College Cruise In
• A student’s journey on the board and in the classroom has made waves in both his...
• Deadline for Healthiest Employers awards extended
• Franklin school bus, vehicle collide in minor crash
• Dayton Habitat building another local house
• Appleton Paper merges with investment firm, going public
• Mass layoffs hit lowest level since 2006
• Martin Sheen to visit Dayton for political fundraiser
• Dayton's Top 10 largest companies
• Q&A: New president of Ohio State Bar Association
• Boehner: Debt hike will mean deep cuts
• Downtown Dayton music festival adds acts
• Property tax delinquencies on the rise
• Police investigating dog hanging
• Slain Clark County deputy honored by Obama
• Get to know DBJ's 2012 40 Under 40 winners
• Remodeled concourse at Cincinnati/NKY airport opens
• BofA to forgive some underwater mortgages
• LCNB declares 2nd quarter dividend
• Home builders grow confidence in market
• Poll: CFO's optimistic on economy
• Man who attempted run for Trotwood mayor accused of election falsification
• Campaign may be linked to bogus debt
• Base recognizes families’ sacrifices
• Senate eyes welfare drug test pilot program for three counties
• Morgue handles body removals after contractor controversy
• Rise in travel signals uptick in economy
• Group opposes property rezoning
• Bill bans texting while driving
• LCNB declares quarterly dividend
• drum roll please... We now present to you the first Semester schedule seen at S...
• 40 employers set for Springfield job fair
• Medical device makers fight pending tax
• Slideshow: 40 Under 40 winners a unique group
• New business filings climb in Ohio
• AK Steel responds over opinion on pay vote
• Vietnamese refugee Caroline Cao boosts Wright State’s expertise in medical imagi...
• Fifth Third introduces combo ATM
• Hey folks - today is the day! We've has some slight delays but we will have the...
• Driver was texting in crash that killed 2 teens
• Ohio driving classes may go online
• Clark County man charged in mother’s death
• Indianapolis firm buys Everybody’s Workplace Solutions
• Deadline for Social Madness is today
• Sex with teen lands man in jail for 10 weekends
• American Airlines, US Airways merger possible
• Fifth Third Bank sponsors NASCAR driver
• Charles Shive named new CEO of Mike-sell's
• Ohio colleges eye costs as student debt soars
• Stronger emissions standards for SunCoke plant
• Casino firms donated to PACs
• Bird group hires attorney
• Driving classes may go online
• Sexual orientation drew hostility, public worker says
• Council delays action on aquatic center road
• Xenia board OKs job changes
• Consumer debt surge highest since 2001
• 6 postal site closures on hold
• Mike-sell’s names new CEO
• Have you heard about "Take 5"? Find out what it means and how it could affect yo...
• Dayton drivers seeing relief at pumps
• Fairborn office of Accenture nabs $70M Air Force deal
• Fifth Third to sponsor NASCAR driver
• Obesity rates expand, medical costs reach $150 billion
• Ohio near bottom in U.S. for government jobs
• New WSU scholarship positions students for full-time jobs
• FOX News Latino touts Dayton’s immigration efforts
• Kroger CEO gets 66% pay increase
• Tech company laying off workers in Warren County
• False degree costs Yahoo CEO his job
• Trucking industry data good news for economy
• Mortgage rates drop to new record low
• USFL to restart pro football league in 2013
• Demolition program is a ‘jobs engine’
• Aullwood Farm Babies Fest
• A Chat About Bats Workshop
• Paper Treasurers Workshop
• Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm News - May 10, 2012
• Area campuses scramble to handle Wi-Fi demands
• Firms face charges for skipping workers’ comp payments
• Ohio’s 1st casino boss a proven leader
• Council considers allowing chickens to be kept in residential neighborhoods
• UD students make trip to Daytona
• Xenia Board of Education expected to OK outsourcing
• New Miamisburg judge replaces clerk with ex-councilman
• Group looks to leaders in D.C. to fund projects
• Ohio casinos will cost Detroit up to $30M
• Fallen Marine returns home
• Air Force, EPA may collaborate
• From kissing our boo boos to lifting us high so we could see the world, thank yo...
• Drastic pension overhaul biggest in state history
• New WSU scholarship includes paid job after graduation
• State job openings high while employers seek qualified workers
• Stress, politics take toll on superintendents
• State's billion-dollar casino industry set to launch
• Patients with chronic conditions weigh high cost of living
• Annexation expected to benefit Tipp City, church
• Edison Community College implements evaluation process
• Ohio has fewer migrant workers
• Area cities spend millions to create, retain jobs
• Oakwood High earns 'excellent marks' in national report
• OVI rumors persist despite City Manager's clean driving record
• Black community members split on Obama’s gay marriage stance
• Pentagon budget cuts will ‘spare no program’
• Manufacturing jobs coming back to Dayton, Midwest
• Boehner hears business leaders’ health care concerns
• Intoxicated UD students rescued from ocean in Daytona
• Marine’s remains to arrive Sunday
• OVI rumors persist despite clean driving record
• Oakwood earns gold; DECA lauded
• Area cities spend millions
to create, keep more jobs
• Business leaders balk at health reforms
• Funeral services set for Marine killed in Afghanistan
• L-3 Communications laying off 34 workers in Mason
• Wilmington company merging two of its airlines
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of the week: 5/4 to 5/11
• Sheriff: Investigation into escape could take a week
• Mayor cites improvements, challenges for Dayton
• Central State hires next president
• Lebanon JROTC wins 5th consecutive state title
• Wright State providing 30 AFRL-related scholarships
• Four retailers to open in Oregon District
• Happy 25th Anniversary College of Engineering and Computer Science! The college...
• SuperValu’s closing costs area 120 jobs
• Columbus seeks NBA team
• Procter & Gamble moving beauty HQ to Singapore
• Dollar General eyes higher earners
• JPMorgan Chase loses $2B in investment office
• Nearly 40 Dayton entrees for Social Madness
• Countdown: Dayton's highest-paid public CEOs
• Presidential race tied in Ohio, poll shows
• 3 federal agencies must cooperate on unmanned aerial vehicles
• Package detonated at Speedway headquarters
• Mayor hails Dayton’s progress during 2011
• Sinclair to develop master plan for Dayton campus
• Clark County man sought in mom’s death
• New plan aims to increase international students
• Attorneys general want filmmakers to halt smoking in children’s movies
• Public can track fraud inquiries
• Liquidation sale under way at piano showroom
• This week's area fishing report
• CSU names first female president
• Time running out for Social Madness nominations
• Slideshow: Dayton's highest-paid public CEOs
• Break a leg to the cast and crew of "Phantom of the Opera", opening tonight at t...
• Myrian Capital invests in New York tech firm
• Dayton lawyer named president of state bar association
• PTSD name change heartens advocates
• Commuter Advertising inks deal with Jacksonville bus system
• Supervalu closing Xenia distribution center, to cost 120 jobs
• Last crew member from Enola Gay to appear at Dayton Air show
• Severed foot to undergo DNA testing
• Supervalu to close Xenia distribution site
• Austria describes lonely fight to protect WPAFB
• Delphi salaried retirees don’t appreciate career suggestion
• Hey Raiders, don't forget Mother’s Day is just around the corner (this Sunday)!...
• Boeing hits Air Force tanker milestone
• Ohio tourism industry had best year on record
• Report: Apple to unveil iPhone 5, new iPad
• Hostess warns of liquidation, 18,000 jobs lost
• Report: Small businesses see gains from mobile marketing
• Celebrity chef opening local restaurant
• Postal Service seeks to reverse course on closings
• What are local people saying about Obama's support of gay marriage
• Obama supports gay marriage
• Bank robberies dip, but less money is recovered
• Dayton police, firefighters have higher rates of disability retirements
• Local AF museum a top site
• Centerville planners approve rezoning
• Voters support Kasich’s tax plan
• Pointe Oakwood project 
on hold
• Senate rewrites reading proposal
• UD clears former NCR buildings, readies site for development
• Developer to donate $5M for youth sports complex
• Vehicle strikes Middletown teen walking in street
• Video: Award-winning military photographer showcases war images
• Schools dominate Aug. 7 levy votes
• Our student led committee put together a great video for the S3 (Students Suppor...
• Exam of found foot to be completed Thursday
• New restaurant to open in downtown Dayton
• Gen. Lester Lyles to lead region’s BRAC effort
• Dayton affordable housing center lands $450K in grants
• Maureen Patterson honored with community award
• Ohio tourism industry grew 6.5% last year
• Report: Profits up at more small businesses
• Study: Manufacturing industry on rebound
• Survey: Ohio among worst for small biz friendliness
• Poll shows support for Kasich’s tax plan for oil, gas drillers
• Standard Register to ring NYSE bell
• Are you a skilled tradesman having trouble finding a job?
• Raider Recon >> Are you a fan of musical theater but you missed out on getting...
• Wells Fargo could face discrimination charges
• Housing nonprofit will use area students' ideas on 2 custom homes
• Toyota expanding in Kentucky, hiring more workers
• P&G offers voluntary separation to employees
• Fifth Third Bank CEO expects dividend increase approval
• Air Force Museum kicks off fundraising
• Database of Ohio AG DeWine's drug prevention grants
• Vehicle strikes boy, 14, staggering in street
• Court reverses call for Veterans Affairs overhaul
• Bomber in failed terror plot worked for CIA
• Ohio pension reforms would trim benefits costs
• Gambling law nixes card rooms
• Bill backs off tougher reading goals
• EU nations urged to stick with austerity
• Portman says landing unmanned drone test site ‘won’t be easy’
• A.J. Wagner announces his candidacy for Dayton mayor
• Austin Landing village is taking shape
• Legislators tweak school reform bill
• Fatal auto crashes up 
despite rise in patrols
• Tipp City sewer, water rate increases approved
• River Run Project receives $215K
• Complaints delay condos in Oakwood
• Sinclair to offer raises despite $3.1M decrease
• Foot found in the river being sent to Montgomery County
• Database: Drug prevention grants to 190 Ohio law enforcement agencies
• Ohio claims 28 companies on Fortune 500 list
• Thompson Hine donating $215K to downtown Dayton project
• Kettering restaurant aids Franklin church
• Col. Timothy Jex named leader of 711th
• Wagner announces candidacy for Dayton mayor
• Local law firm donates $215,000 to RiverScape project
• Oakwood considers apartments at Pointe development
• Give something new life… drop off all those clothes that you know you won’t wear...
• Report: Ohio home prices down 3% in March
• Former judge A.J. Wagner running for mayor of Dayton
• Korean War veteran’s remains identified, to be buried on Saturday
• Police search Great Miami River after human foot found
• Wagner to announce candidacy for Dayton mayor
• I-75 crashes cause traffic woes; fuel spills into river
• Most-complained about airlines rankings
• American Airlines details restructuring plans
• Tipp City manufacturer eyes expansion
• Great Wolf Lodge parent completes sale
• Damaged I-675 cables being repaired
• Dayton lags nation in college educated workforce
• Fairborn city manager gets raise
• Legal battle brewing over camera tickets, towing
• Veterans receive their overdue medals
• 711th HP Wing to get new leader
• Ohio ERs to limit pain pill distribution
• City to consider apartments at Pointe development
• ‘Charter’ university plan stalls
• Xenia joins cities seeking 
to add downtown residents
• Damaged I-675 cables 
being
 repaired barriers on I-675
• Local Marine killed told friends he was worried about deployment
• Ohio part of $100M Abbott Lab's settlement
• Repacorp eyes possible expansion
• Slideshow: Return on investment for Ohio's public universities
• New commander announced for wing at WPAFB
• Slideshow: Airlines with most passenger complaints
• UD and Sinclair land $200K nanotechnology grant
• Time to eat what you catch
• Stewart set to take role of AFIT chancellor
• Dayton region’s Top 25 toughest public golf holes
• Sundance Channel’s “Push Girls” star, Mia Schaikewitz, to visit Wright State and...
• Southwest Airlines sued by woman told 'too fat to fly'
• Boulevard Haus owner goes on trial today
• Yahoo CEO under fire over alleged false degree
• Obama launches re-election effort with Ohio rally
• Ohio's government jobs down 37K in 10 years
• DBJ's Most-popular business news of past week
• Suspect not home in standoff with police
• Suspect in six arsons arrested, held in jail
• Region’s colleges to pour $461M into construction
• Local politicians divert most campaign cash to other Ohio candidates
• Principal roles changing for 21st century schools
• Fairborn to vote on new city manager contract
• AFIT will open to contract civilians
• CSU seeking bids for fire, medic services
• Police: Homicide at Kentucky Derby track
• Area cities, Wright State work to save ash trees
• Sinclair, UD get $200K grant
• Woman sues Southwest after told she's 'too fat to fly'
• Grand Lake St. Marys ready for second 'de-carping'
• Firm involved in Dante Price shooting faces license revocation
• Price, guards clashed for 6 months
• Job training funds cut as need grows
• We like this one, too. Thanks, Kyle!
• Beautiful shot posted on our wall from Joseph. Nice!
• Kentucky Derby, Cinco de Mayo, and Super Moon...all in one day! Anyone get a gre...
• Patient awaiting lung transplant finds new hobby
• Impaired driving simulated at WSU
• Ranger Security owner has troubled past
• Vandalia to start collecting income taxes for Clayton
• Fairborn jail reopening delayed to next month
• OSU president Gee’s travel bill tops $800K
• Firm involved in fatal shooting faces license revocation
• Local police boost arsenals with free military weapons
• Ohio tax amnesty lasts through June 15
• County wants to demolish historic Shawen Acres
• Multi-use project may be back on planning agenda
• Flash flood watches remain in effect
• Aullwood’s May 2012 Schedule At A Glance!
• 3-D print advances may create more jobs
• Brown takes student loan rate push to WSU
• Wright State names business school dean
• Clayton rejects $3M for road work
• District proposes T-shirt case settlement
• Post office branch takes months 
to replace tattered American flag
• Flash flood warning for Champaign, Clark
• Interest in Prepaid cards growing
• AT&T plans SW Ohio disaster drill after certification
• Celebrity lineup for speakers for Community Fly-in
• Oxford police looking for thied; need your help
• Dayton Daily’s average daily circulation declines
• Have you given up looking for a job?
• Six reasons to enter Social Madness challenge
• This week's Top 10 Most-read Web news
• LaRosa’s debuts gluten-free pizzas at Dayton locations
• Miami U. biz school lands $1 million donation
• In honor of today being "Star Wars Day" Rowdy says: "May the Fourth be with you,...
• ODNR makes first changes to skin rule
• Slain Clark County deputy recognized by state
• This weekend Wright State Nutter Center will host the Wright Way Judo Tournament...
• PAC supporting Sen. Portman raises $1 million
• Facebook sets share price range for IPO
• Huntington Bank expands branch network with retail deals
• Cincinnati Bell's data center unit set for IPO
• Report: 5 ways government can help startups
• Ohio second-worst for job losses
• Senator: ‘Heartbeat’ bill needs revisions
• Two teenagers killed in crash involving semi
• Hospital asked for help with bus stops
• Commencement address key element of college ceremonies
• 2 females killed in crash involving semi
• Legislators push for CSU to receive land grant status
• Video games could help identify security threats
• Builders increase spending in Ohio
• Teen driver texting ban advances
• How are your finals going? Oh wait, I am thinking of next year! Spring Semester...
• Q&A: Berkwood Farmer, dean of Wright State’s business school
• Wright State selects new business school dean
• Two Dayton-area firms part of Ohio trade mission
• U.S. mortgage rates reach new record low
• Motorcyclist succumbs to injuries in crash
• Poll: Romney narrows gap against Obama in Ohio
• Congratulations to Joanne Li on being named dean of Raj Soin College of Business...
• Student loan rate to hit nearly 400K in Ohio
• Thor Industries reports quarterly sales near $1 billion
• Dayton firm to hire 120 workers
• Teradata 1Q profit jumps 40%
• State slow to repair broken I-675 cables
• Kettering Tower expected to sell in couple weeks
• BAE Systems in new deal to sell division
• Domestic partner registry approved by city
• Man shares story of saving ex-Rep. Giffords' life
• UD set for near-record fall enrollment
• Ford shifts engine production at Ohio plant
• Target to stop selling Amazon's Kindle
• Banks, retailers bicker over debit card fees
• Proposed texting ban restricts younger drivers
• Vandalia-Butler administrators taking 2-year pay freeze
• City wants tax district for Airway-Woodman
• Area colleges seeing surge in students
• Kettering Tower nearly sold
• Domestic partner registry gets OK
• UD’s Fitz Center enters 10th year of service
• Former assistant prosecutor indicted for allegedly altering grand jury indictments
• NWS confirms 2 twisters in Warren County
• Feldman named new CEO of Children’s Medical Center
• Truck driver in fatal crash faces vehicular homicide charge
• UD fall enrollment among largest in history
• Don't forget to catch Daniel Hernandez, the aide that saved Congresswoman Gabrie...
• 2 indicted in Springboro bank stand-off
• Joe Tuss named interim Montgomery County administrator
• Troopers seize five kilos of cocaine in electronic hidden compartment
• Bill Covell, West Carrollton development director, dies at 63
• CEO Magazine: Ohio gains ground as business state
• Long-time local administrator dies
• Dayton manufacturer assessing local job market
• Children's CEO David Kinsaul has had lasting impact
• 4 trainers, 12 paws, all for a good cause! Paws for Ability, an assistance dog p...
• Feldman had big impact on Dayton area
• Dayton Children’s hires Deborah Feldman as CEO
• Butler University exits Horizon League, joins A-10
• Honda U.S. sales dip 2.2% in April
• Its a beautiful, sunny day with a high of 86! Raiders, how do you plan to spend it?
• Judge approves Kodak’s plan to retain managers
• Additional charge in Middletown fatal crash
• RIM unveils new Blackberry 10 smartphone
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• Massive fire poses environmental threat
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• 1Eighty Ministries hosts 'Survivor' alum at fundraiser
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• Beavercreek firm wins spot on massive defense deal
• Best Buy CEO resigns
• Firms hit with OSHA fines for casino accident
• $1.6B still needed to complete ODOT projects
• Romney sees path clear as Santorum drops out
• Area patients charged thousands for blood transfusions
• BTAS lands spot on $85M Air Force contract
• Air pollution agency cites Jefferson Twp. company for violations
• County’s body transportation firm resigns
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• Huber Heights superintendent to retire after 7 years
• Local officials brace for continued reductions in funding from the state
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• UD fund to loan $50,000 to startup manufacturer
• Defendant pleads insanity in Urbana slaying
• Analyst ups First Financial stock price target
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• WSU gets $3.5M from state to create high-paying research jobs
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• AT&T sells stake in Yellow Pages business
• Analyst cuts Apple stock rating
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• Monin introduces four pie inspired flavor syrups
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• Residents testify in bus-stop bias case
• Inappropriate behavior leads to fraternity closure
• Group offers land to save Julienne school
• Man, 89, arrested on sex charges
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• Abbott Laboratories plant gets $2.2M in grants
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• Klosterman rolls out bread donation to The Foodbank
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• Merged arts group names executive committee
• Enjoy a free cake at KFC on April 9
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• Couple faces new charges in bath salt case
• Miami U. fraternity shut down due to hazing violations
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• AT&T, CWA union extend talks past deadline
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• Outback Steakhouse parent cooks up IPO
• Trucking company YRC to cut 126 Ohio jobs
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• Police arrest Xenia homicide suspect
• More hold on to substitute teaching licenses
• Lebanon Correctional saves thousands with green efforts
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• Orders sought in juveniles’ disputes
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• Conservative policy groups to register Christian voters
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• Sidebar landlord sues to evict restaurant
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• According to the weather station managed by Sinclair's Physics department, it is...
• President Obama’s visit marks a first for University of Dayton
• Boeing in $300 million C-17 deal with Britain
• REX 4Q profit grows to $14.8M
• Dayton groups share in $200 million HUD homeless funds
• WPCU gives to United Way, COO gets pie in face
• Ohio AG sues Bank of New York Mellon
• Apollo to buy Great Wolf Resorts for $5 per share
• Post office workers rally to save jobs
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• Bars, nightlife near the First Four
• What a treat this week! Does the warm and wonderful weather make it easier or mo...
• Report: Dayton companies plan to hire in 2Q
• Expect presidential traffic delays
• NCAA First Four Festival photos
• Barnes & Noble expands in-store offerings
• Federal Reserve to release bank stress test results
• $165M renovation project in Cincinnati delayed
• Kroger also uses 'pink slime' in some meat
• Teens face drinking charges
• Native Gardens Workshop
• SCLC urges inquiry in fatal shooting
• WSU's police chief leaves gun behind toilet
• Despite setbacks, region moving in right direction
• Project will ‘redefine’ downtown Fairborn
• President will share spotlight Tuesday
• Expect presidential traffic delay
• AK Steel reaches deal with Zanesville Works union
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• Ohio PACs flood dollars into federal campaigns
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• Photos: NCAA First Four Festival in Dayton
• Frisch's to sell Golden Corral restaurants
• Guidelines released for state health exchanges
• Former Sunday school teacher pleads guilty to sexual charges
• Way to go, Wright State bowlers! Good luck at the national championships!
• Obama, Cameron to share an ‘American tradition'
• Today is the last day of classes for winter term! Good Luck on Finals this week!
• Volunteer service up last year
• Report: Criminal probe of big banks launched
• New iPad shipments delayed
• Dayton's NCAA First Four Festival a big success
• FirstEnergy plant eyes switch from coal
• Dayton embraces basketball spotlight
• Armed forces seek tech-savvy recruits
• Grow Your Own Seedlings
• Birding Basics For Teens
• Moon Over Aullwood Featuring Spittin’ Image
• City hall in line for EPA testing after vapors found in neighborhood
• Far Hills fire station 
is pivotal to revamp
• Plan combines library, arts center
• Kroger and Buckeye EcoCare get involved with aquatic center
• LexisNexis committed to Dayton operations
• First Four key part of $100M local tourism
• Thousands celebrate at First Four Festival
• First Four events put Dayton on national stage
• Where can we sign up to order weather like this for every Sunday? Enjoy your day!
• Apple delays delivery of new iPad
• Changing nature of war to have deep impact on region
• Air Force tech students plan mini-satellite launch
• Clean-up a priority for Moscow after tornado damage
• Obama visit about more than basketball
• Obama visit to likely cause traffic delays, congestion
• Facts about Dayton Obama, British PM should know
• Leaders to share an ‘American tradition'
• First Four events puts Dayton on national stage
• First Four events puts city on national stage
• Austin development part of over $400M in projects off interchange
• VA paid
 8 families in death lawsuits
• Bridge proposed for bikers, students across I-675
• Statement from British Consulate on Prime Minister's Dayton visit
• CareFlight called to crash site; 5 people injured
• Girl Scouts 
mark 100th anniversary
• RTA union has leadership void
• 5 people injured in single-vehicle crash, one flown from scene
• Other bars, restaurants, dance places in Dayton
• Organizers, leaders prepare
 for Obama’s First Four visit
• Huber Heights mulls effects of tax issue defeat
• Bill introduced to regulate men's reproductive health
• 3 child rape suspects
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• Horse racing track stirs water supply fears
• Huber Heights city manager resigns after less than a year
• Local gang maintains power, influence in city
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• Beach Waterpark announces closure for 2012
• Dayton's jobless rate nudges up to 8.8%
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• Slideshow: Ohio's Top 25 Poorest Cities
• The Beach Waterpark shutting down for 2012 season
• Slideshow: Ohio cities with the highest salaries
• CareSource Foundation awards $100K to Dayton agencies
• Appleton layoffs to start in May, company confirms
• Q&A: UD basketball legend Roosevelt Chapman
• Have you been approved to receive food stamp benefits in the last year? Talk to our reporter
• Man who jumped off bridge identified
• Don’t forget to Spring forward this weekend! Daylight Savings time officially be...
• Google to take on iPad with new tablet in May
• JPMorgan Chase to offer business travel service
• Have you applied for food stamp benefits? Talk to our reporter
• Ohio to boost drilling tax
• Obama, British PM coming to Dayton for NCAA First Four
• Fifth Third Bank cuts jobs
• Sneak peek at MVH South's new patient tower
• Miami Valley South to open expanded patient tower
• Ohio unemployment fraud more than doubles in 5 years
• Company kept consulting information from shareholders
• Mortgages exceeding home values restraining growth
• Postal service 
to suspend closings due to elections
• Ohio to toughen school, district rating system
• Questions surround funds collected for girl needing liver transplant
• Warren County bridge jumper dies
• Drug sting nets 500 pounds of pot and fancy cars
• Obama, British PM coming to Dayton for First Four game
• Fifth Third makes job cuts, less than 200 impacted
• First Four Festival features games, food, entertainment
• Boeing completes testing of GEnx-powered 787
• Photos: Miami Valley Hospital South’s new $50M patient tower
• School event raises $1,200 for Leukemia Foundation campaign
• Lebanon High senior wins award for community service
• Tipp City energy company part of Ohio business profile
• MacAulay-Brown, UDRI part of $70M in Air Force contracts
• On a rainy day like today, we are grateful for our tunnel system! Need a map to...
• Investors bullish on AK Steel stock
• Ohio's mass layoff up 55% in February
• Joint federal, county sting nets 500 pounds of drugs
• Identity of motorcyclist killed in wreck released
• Good morning, Raider Country! Exams are right around the corner. Tell us your fa...
• Toyota shakes up U.S. leadership
• Abbott, 7 other drug makers face consumer lawsuit
• Teach For America debuts in Dayton this fall
• Hundreds of volunteers to help at First Four Festival
• State fails to recover $60M in missing taxpayer funds
• Most-affluent cities in Ohio ranked
• Baby, 4 others injured in head-on crash on U.S. 22
• Dayton to keep Aviation Hall of Fame event
• New Oakwood development wins approval
• Air Force cuts would weaken defense, leaders say
• National Aviation Hall’s 2012 enshrinement ceremony to stay in Dayton
• Riverside may soon receive $3M grant to help Wright-Patt
• City approves contract to test firefighter recruits
• Man hit by truck while riding bike near railroad tracks
• The boil advisory for Wright State's Dayton campus has been removed. The water h...
• Public invited to comment on unmanned aircraft flying
• Slideshow: Ohio’s Top 25 most-affluent cities
• Aviation Hall of Fame event to remain in Dayton
• Did you know that Wright State has summer programs for K-12? Wright State will h...
• Cupcake seller to expand into Lebanon
• Apple showcases sleek new iPad
• Report: Medical device makers to face sluggish growth
• Greene County Commission: Koogler crushes Reid; Glaser wins 5-way contest
• Airline won’t support hall event’s move
• The road to March Madness starts in Dayton with the First Four Festival on Sunda...
• Good morning, Raiders! It is going to be an amazingly beautiful day! Planning an...
• First Financial hikes executives pay
• Wright-Patterson AFB to lose 217 additional jobs
• ADP jobs numbers show improvement
• Boeing, China firm in research deal
• Slideshow: Top employers in downtown Dayton
• Bob Evans to remodel dozens of restaurants
• Romney wins Ohio amid high turnout
• Boehner dominates challenger in re-election to House seat
• Dayton officials work to keep Aviation Hall of Fame event
• Pointe Oakwood assisted-living facility approved
• Woman who died in fire identified
• Disaster-preparedness effort unites WSU, base
• Old I-70 rest area topic of meeting
• Fire crew’s OT at issue
• Benefits go to ’40s atomic workers
• Boehner dominating re-election to House seat
• Council approves Pointe Oakwood assisted-living facility
• Erie algae bad for Ohio economy
• 452 positions to be cut at Wright-Patterson
• Woman found dead in fire identified
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• UD basketball gets bid for Maui Invitational
• New poll: 65% say Mitt Romney will be GOP choice
• Downtown Dayton's largest employers
• Sports Image signs first Texas franchisee
• Dayton's Top 7 country clubs
• Park National CFO to retire; succession plan set
• Huntington names Citi exec as head of asset services
• GOP race funnels $500K-plus into Dayton TV stations
• US Airways says it isn’t supporting move of Dayton enshrinement event
• Column: Ohio's $1.6 billion highway budget shortfall
• Reminder from the Registrar >> Monday, March 12, is the last day of Winter Quart...
• Whew! We survived! >> The water main break has been repaired and water pressure...
• Are you a Baby Boomer who lost a job during the last recession? Talk to our reporter
• DPL names Herrington as new president, CEO
• Update >> Due to the water main break, Wright State Dining Services has the foll...
• This morning (3/6), a water main break occurred on the Dayton campus. To fix the...
• Over 50 four-year colleges and universities will be attending the College Transf...
• Most admired companies list revealed
• Ohio polls open for Super Tuesday voting
• OSHA fines Hobart Brothers
• Apple hiring workers in Ohio
• Air Force buys 18,000 Apple iPad tablets
• NewPage to get boost from China trade bill
• Sidney hospital added to Ohio State network
• Butler County apartments sold for $5.6 million
• Trustees invest more in Austin Landing
• City tries to keep aviation event
• Teachers at low-scoring schools to take new test
• Are you a Baby Boomer who lost your job? Tell us about your challenges
• State recovers millions 
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• Ohio companies to benefit from China tariff bill
• The Catholic Campus Ministry at Wright State broke ground yesterday on their new...
• Fortune names Ohio’s most-admired companies
• Have you completed the current student survey? Your feedback is an important fa...
• Companies find new ways to use social media
• Hobart hit with large proposed OSHA fine
• PNC wraps up RBC Bank USA deal
• Fifth Third raising $500M in debt offering
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• Sinclair boosts course offerings
• New Ohio poll: Mitt Romney moves ahead of Rick Santorum
• McGregor Metalworking to be on PBS Newshour
• Bank fees push customers to area credit unions
• Good morning, Raiders! This week, one of the construction crews plan to work beh...
• U.S. automakers added 38,000 jobs in 2011
• Delta Air Lines adds pay movies on flights
• Santorum, Romney, Gingrich visit region on Ohio push
• Big banks fight Fed on stress test disclosures
• Fifth Third to invest in startup companies
• Occupations with top pay in Dayton
• Multiple accidents caused by slick roads, expect delays
• Letter promoted controversial way to end slavery
• District reviews PE requirement
• Online petitions give voice to advocates
• Fairborn prepares to reopen its closed jail
• Local vocalists serenade shoppers for chance to sing at Dragons game
• UD joins Catholic resource network
• Huber Heights, beverage firm may sign deal
• Santorum to appear in Dayton area Monday
• Child-rape case shows safeguards failed
• Central State celebrates 125 years, looks to future
• Accident sends two to the hospital
• Fiscal officer’s early exit puts successor in ‘pickle’
• Austin Landing agreements may be redeveloped
• Santorum not keeping pace in fundraising race
• Shootings spotlight different kind of bullying
• Oakwood may be forced to make tax hike
• Junior League’s Town Hall series ends after 55 years
• Alcohol, speed suspected in injury accident
• Kodak to shed online photo business
• The week ahead at Five Rivers MetroParks
• Ohio may use new report card system
• DP&L Foundation's mission unchanged after director retires
• Ohioans among at least 15 killed as storms rip through area
• Medical helicopter responding to accident
• Twisters kill 15 in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky
• WSU prosthetic project may help vets, add jobs
• Sale of Lebanon Raceway lauded locally
• Man out on bail after ATV accident injures boy
• Preliminary work underway for Dayton racetrack
• Segway to ease court workers’ downtown travel
• Civil rights pioneer 
to speak at WPAFB
• Gingrich to appear Saturday in Butler Co.
• BGSU student from Yellow Springs killed in crash
• S3 kicks off today! S3 (Students Support Sinclair) is an on-campus fundraising p...
• I do not like the wind and rain. I do not like it, Raider I am. Twisty, turny, t...
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories this week
• Slideshow: Highest-paying jobs in Dayton
• New Ohio poll shows Romney gaining ground on Santorum
• Obama official puzzled by Ohio's inaction on insurance exchange
• Report: 1 in 4 Ohio homeowners 'underwater' on mortgages
• GOP bill to overturn mandate of contraceptive coverage rejected
• Keep an eye on the sky. The area is under a tornado watch until 9 p.m.
• Are you familiar with the Pledge to Students regarding the transition to semeste...
• Ohio unemployment falls to 7.7%
• Lebanon racetrack sold; could add 700 jobs
• State recovers millions in unemployment fraud
• Brighten up your day >> Be sure to stop by the Arts Auction today in the Student...
• Storms, high winds expected this evening
• Automakers report robust sales in February
• AT&T easing limitations on unlimited data plans
• Navy cancels medium-range unmanned aircraft
• Lebanon Raceway sold; $225M racino in works
• Police using mobile cameras to catch drivers speeding
• Long-term mortgage rates drop
• Romney selects Ohio county leaders
• Senate vote revives birth control debate
• Increased surveillance weighs safety, privacy
• $1.65M project approved to rebuild Patterson Road
• Local leaders demand to see postal facility study
• DP&L Foundation executive retires after 34 years
• Beavercreek grad could become Air Force’s first female four-star general
• Brown, area officials want to review decision to close Dayton USPS center
• Occupational Therapy students studying muscles today in the library - Keep up th...
• Miami University lands grant for Cleveland urban program
• 30-year mortgage rates drop to 3.9%
• Mitt Romney names Ohio county co-chairs
• Wright-Patterson Aero Club to close
• $1 million bond set for accused child rapist
• Undergrads >> Don't forget! TODAY is the LAST DAY to apply to graduate in June....
• Troy manufacturer buys equipment, acquires product license
• Ohio assists banks make small-business loans
• Four-Year College Fair
• U.S. manufacturing marks February growth
• Dry cleaning owner considered a one-price pioneer
• Who will be Mr. WSU? This annual event by the Delta Zeta Sorority offers an even...
• Are you a veteran with an artificial limb?
• State decision to keep schools closed angers officials, parents
• Hamilton Twp. and Maineville consider shared police services
• Model train designer to visit area store
• Dayton, Springfield ranked near top in U.S. for economic development
• Kroger earnings top analysts' estimates
• Romney talks about life, inspiration in Columbus visit
• Ohio still must set up federally mandated health exchanges
• Medical producer to open $270M plant in Tipp City
• Miami Valley crime lab losing business to state
• City helping businesses certified as owned by minorities or women
• Two Ohio sports towns among 'most miserable'
• ‘Wicked Bugs’ author to be at gardening expo
• U.S. economy climbed 3% in 4Q
• Romney, Santorum, Gingrich heading to Wilmington on Saturday
• Air Force's secret long-range bomber program 'under way'
• Scientists still trying to identify Westown body
• Commander named for Air Force center at Wright-Patt
• DAI gets $45,000 from Dayton Foundation for roof repairs
• Dayton climbs in well being ranking
• State to create investigative unit to fight child-care fraud
• Year's only trout stocking program about to begin
• Alleged beating at local daycare under investigation
• Area police officer’s wife killed in wreck
• Report: Ohio near bottom in well being rankings
• Cedarville University receives $100K for health science center
• Leader named for new Air Force center at Wright-Patt
• As we approach the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, join us tomo...
• NCAA First Four to hide gold basketballs around Dayton
• Accused rapist in process of adopting 4th child in alleged rape, prostitution case
• Man used private Dayton adoption agency in alleged child rape, prostitution case
• Dayton's Top 7 apartment communities
• Bond set for Beavercreek man accused of raping boy, 10
• Dayton Art Institute lands $45K donation for repairs
• Bob Evans to build $3.5M center in Springfield, bringing 110 jobs
• Air Force Materiel Command official to lead new center at Wright-Patterson
• $45,000 gift for roof repairs goes to Dayton Art Institute
• It's 68 degrees--what a way to end February! >> Last day of Winter Quarter class...
• Hope you're enjoying this beautiful day!
• Wittenberg University hires Laurie Joyner as new president
• Have you joined a credit union in the last year? Talk to our reporter
• Rittal Corp. names president
• Springfield health center to close, 125 jobs affected
• Wright State touted for being disability friendly
• Happy Leap Day! Did you know there have been occasions when there was a February...
• Bob Evans adds 100 jobs, truck center
• Wittenberg names new president
• Accused rapist in process of adopting fourth
• Man used private Dayton adoption agency
• Man accused of child rape
• Report: Shale to create 65K Ohio jobs
• Honda falls on Consumer Reports quality list
• U.S. banks return to pre-recession profit levels
• Trucking numbers dip in January, but outlook still upbeat
• Dayton gas prices approaching $4
• Dow closes above 13,000; first time since 2008
• Voters in 7 school districts face levies
• City fights to keep National Aviation Hall of Fame in Dayton
• Workers evacuated after alarm fails
• County pays $30K in use-of-force suit
• Joint recreation center being considered for Miamisburg
• New group 
seeks term, pay limits 
for officials
• City commission set to OK $496M budget
• Kettering detective in top 25 of most influential women of Miami Valley
• Shooting victim released from hospital; suspect appears in court
• Dow closes above 13,000
• Top Gun Sales Performance to add 200 jobs in Mason
• Dayton gas prices creep toward $4 mark
• AtriCure increases revenue, net loss in 4Q
• Raider Recon >> This month, Lara uncovers the 4-1-1 on the upcoming Senior Art A...
• Miami Township approves Kroger store at Austin Landing
• Air Force museum to house Space Shuttle trainer
• Congrats to the university community on being named one of the nation's top disa...
• Dayton Art Institute to undergo building renovations
• Dayton internship fair to take place at Fifth Third Field
• 2nd student dead after high school shooting, report says
• Tonight at 7 p.m., our men's basketball team plays in the first round of the Hor...
• Local schools, parents urged to take all threats seriously
• Fifth Third rolls out new ad campaign
• Southwest-Air Tran deal slowed by union
• Air Force delays $1.3B weapon
• Pet company plans Vandalia center with 45 jobs
• White-Allen parent buys Ohio Ford dealership
• L'Auberge permanently closed, owner says
• Report: Ohio immigrants better educated
• Dayton woman accused of filing fraud
• Huber Heights aquatic center on schedule
• 18-year-old charged in attacks on 2 women
• Austin Landing 
may get Kroger by end of year
• Speed limit on Crain Run now 40
• NASA giving shuttle trainer to AF museum
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• VRI, Hartzell Fan both expanding, to add 175 jobs
• Owner: L’Auberge restaurant closed for good
• What do you think about the proposed pedestrian and bike bridge? Read more in th...
• Pet company to open Vandalia distribution hub
• White Family buys northern Ohio Ford dealership
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• Planning to graduate this June? >> Undergraduate students must apply for graduat...
• State loans to create 50 new jobs at WSU, Senator says
• Dayton’s most popular restaurants
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• Soin International to consolidate Dayton office to Beavercreek
• Downtown office building to be auctioned next month
• Mortgage deal small step in refinancing
• Santorum leads Romney in Ohio, 36-29 in latest poll
• It's a gorgeous Monday morning in Raider Country! >> Construction update... This...
• Dayton Auto Show recap: Photos
• UC launches tech accelerator
• NCAA First Four tickets donated to Air Force
• Database of local Dayton manufacturers
• Goodyear issues tire recall
• Butler, Warren counties see sales increase
• State plans to stop human trafficking
• 100,000 
jobless 
facing unemployment benefit changes
• Sexual orientation amendment vote expected Tuesday
• Bellbrook may 
contract dispatch services
• Police recruits chosen amid campaign for diversity
• Benefit brunch adds Arab flair to typical pancake fare
• Proposed bridge to span I-675
• Raider Up...100! >> Our women's basketball team hit the triple-digit mark in the...
• Annual Day of Caring brunches raise money for Miami Valley’s needy
• Ohio lawmakers offer support for Appleton workers losing jobs
• Austin Boulevard traffic exceeding 2035 forecast
• Modest differences define GOP rivals
• 120 area companies violated labor laws, analysis finds
• WWII bomber to be displayed at Air Force museum
• 3 Republicans, 2 Democrats vie for Ohio House seat
• 120 area companies violated labor laws, analysis finds
• $1 trillion fIghter plane project likely to be more costly
• Riverside receives grant for $3.5M road work
• Court to examine racial preferences in admissions decisions
• Two killed in Warren County crash
• Defense cuts hit
 Air Force school; jobs at risk
• Court: 'Love not enough' for establishing contract
• 'First Four' event expands beyond UD Arena
• $77M effort to prevent Medicare fraud shows little clear return
• Dayton FBI partner website hacked
• Fatal accident shuts down part of U.S. 42
• Downed power lines, trees reported throughout region
• Marine reservists come home to cheers, hugs
• Death at MVH associated with Legionnaires' disease
• Court employee may be pregnant by inmate
• 1 in 5 spend half of income on housing
• Mom sentenced in beating, killing of 2-year-old
• Dayton Business leaders sponsor NCAA First Four events
• State oversight commission rejects Little Miami plan to reopen schools
• Man found guilty of killing homeowner with ax
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• Database of Dayton manufacturing companies
• U.S. Bank opening two new Dayton branches
• Photos: New cars at Dayton International Auto Show
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• Deaths of father, son on tracks prompt inquiries
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• Five weeks from tomorrow >> The countdown has begun to ArtsGala 2012! Learn more...
• Hall of Fame sportswriter Hal McCoy headlines marquee event
• Corbus moving to Miami Township
• Standard Register posts $95 million quarterly loss
• At the Horizon League Championships, senior swimmer Hermanus Botha set a new lea...
• Preble County school district faces cuts
• YRC cutting jobs in Ohio
• JPMorgan Chase to add 350 Columbus jobs
• Appleton cutting 330 jobs in Dayton-area
• Santorum’s controversial rhetoric dividing GOP
• Complaint backlog allows nurses to keep working
• Average area gas price highest since September
• Rick Santorum to make new visit to Ohio
• Utility shutoffs skyrocket under new procedure
• P&G to cut 5,700 jobs in restructuring
• 2 from area killed on vacation in Florida
• Police investigating 'relationship' at juvenile jail
• Dayton postal center targeted to close
• P&G to cut 5,700 jobs in restructuring
• Man, son killed by train returning from fishing trip
• Paper manufacturer to let go of 330 workers
• Appleton Papers to cut 330 jobs in West Carrollton
• The Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine is now accepting applic...
• New business blooming at historic train depot
• Despite levy passage, few candidates emerge for Little Miami superintendent job
• Restoring neighborhood elementary schools part of plan awaiting final OK
• P&G to cut $10 billion in costs, 5,700 jobs
• Report: Dayton exports totaled $3.8B in 2011
• Ohio mass layoffs drop in January
• Dayton’s Postal Service processing facility to close
• USPS plans to close Dayton Post Office center, move work to Columbus
• NCAA First Four in Dayton seeks festival volunteers
• Calling all fashionistas! >> Project Runway is tonight at 6 p.m. in the Student...
• Spring quarter registration is going on now! What spring classes are you looking...
• Spring Quarter 2012
• Christ Hospital plans $265M expansion
• Analyst: $5 billion in new P&G cuts possible
• AK Steel eyes new $310 million facility
• Kodak cutting 68 jobs in Kettering
• Ohio residents older than national average
• Air Force cancels plan to buy iPads
• Ohio home sales see big jump in January
• Area VIP tours focus on improving work force training
• Group calls for Xenia superintendent’s removal
• Tech-loaded cars part of distracted driver debate
• Local VA 
investigating more conduct complaints
• Father, son killed by train
• City to spend $25K for NCAA's 'First Four' event
• Miami University puts regional director of admission, financial aid on paid leave
• Our men's and women's swimming and diving teams are competing at the Horizon Lea...
• Kodak to cut 68 Kettering workers by April 19
• Air Force to award $42M for improved power sources
• Kroger to sell Cincinnati Reds tickets at area stores
• Sports Image signs first western U.S. franchisees
• Inspired by the weather! Wouldn't ice cream be great on a day like today? Join u...
• PNC Foundation gives to Muse Machine, Dayton Library
• Dayton home sales climb 4% in January
• Dayton's Top 7 assisted living communities
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• Dayton adds 100 bike racks to downtown
• On Friday, March 2, come out to the Wright State University Senior Exhibition Ar...
• Kenton Ridge locked down again
• $4.4M project to rebuild, resurface Brown Street approved
• Ash Wednesday >> For any who are interested, the Catholic Campus Ministry will o...
• Springfield, Dayton among tops in Ohio for females
• Rue Dumaine chef named a James Beard semifinalist
• Dayton lands 42,000-square-foot retail store
• CareSource named among tops for training
• Air Force may use Russian security for iPads
• Ohio eyes $13 billion green energy fund
• SAIC names Jumper new CEO
• Police: Begging incidents up 400%
• Dayton library to seek $230 million bond
• Informant’s killer gets life
• Fire in duplex blankets neighborhood in smoke
• Commission expected 
to OK Brown Street funds
• U.S. commerce reps: New transportation bill needed for economic growth
• Deep cuts expected if Carlisle can’t pass levy
• Body found at industrial site ID'd as missing woman
• Former RTA local president indicted
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• Dayton's Top 7 skilled care communities
• DBJ's most-read Web stories of last week
• Cedarville University to open Chinese office
• College grads seek to escape rising debts
• Teradata inks partnership deal with Hortonworks
• Ohio transportation director says funding to be limited
• Dow cracks 13,000 for first time since 2008
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• l'Auberge closed, owner in final bank talks
• Plastics plant moving to Kentucky
• Young consumers buying high-end luxury items
• Mitt Romney attends Ohio fundraiser
• Ohio to issues oil, gas drilling rules
• AirTran boosts traffic 10% in Dayton
• Unseasonably warm weather will continue
• Vandals slash 13 vehicles’ tires
• Portman stands by Romney as campaign hits area
• Beavercreek board to vote on discrimination deal
• 2 men arrested in fatal hit-skip
• Pursuit of Ohio sex offenders falls short
• Ohio voters may get say on ‘right to work’
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• Today, Feb. 20, is the last day for students to drop a class with a grade of W (...
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• Two Japanese grenades found among items at an estate sale
• State taxpayers willing to give more to endangered wildlife, injured vets
• Troops to get pelvic armor
• Brown’s budget commentary sparks criticism
• Concern growing about pet treats
• Obama wants to cut $24 billion in 2013
• Project to add 100 bike racks downtown
• Glenn: U.S. never trailed in space race
• Candidates agree on tougher penalties
• Two area Democrats seek 
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• Locals recall painful WWII internment camp memories
• Former Rike’s, Lazarus CEO dies at 93
• New cargo fleet at WPAFB lets local unit add missions
• Medical officials fear shortage of cancer-fighting drug
• Racetrack decisions could cost area jobs, lost wages
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• Santorum: Freedoms at stake in presidential election
• Car hit concrete wall along I-75
• 1 adult, child injured after semis collide
• Bellbrook celebrates student-athlete's life
• Winery to debut craft beers for Fat Tuesday event
• Miami takes ‘For Colored Girls’ back to its roots
• Driver, passenger end up
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• Alleged vice house to be closed following ruling
• Judge does not halt former Julienne High razing
• Santorum: Freedoms are at stake in presidential election
• New Beavercreek hospital a boon for I-675 corridor
• Boonshoft streams video of bald eagles producing eggs
• Waynesville manager resigns after suspension
• Kroger plans new store at Austin Landing
• Dayton competing for aviation hall of fame dinner
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• Dayton-area emergency center to serve as backup for Ohio
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• UD president Dan Curran to lead DDC board
• Blackout Night is coming! >> Catch the action as the men's basketball team hosts...
• Gas prices fall below $3
• Delta’s annual profit rises 44% despite fuel spikes
• Boeing’s $1.4B quarterly profit climbs 20%
• What do you think about the new Timeline feature for your Facebook profile: like...
• Miami Twp. trustees to decide on $600K welcome feature on I-675
• Voting heats up in Best Chef in Dayton finals
• Biggest money management firms in Dayton
• New rules on airline fees take effect Thursday
• Apple shows dominance with strong iPhone sales
• Obama goes on offense in State of Union
• Ikea goes green with solar panels
• Huber Heights student brings unloaded gun to school
• Reward increased for info on cat deaths
• Turbine project moves forward
• Man accused of murder claims he can’t remember events
• Man pleads guilty to forcing woman to work as prostitute
• Waste transfer station to close
• Councilman cited for driving with suspended license
• Montgomery uses anti-rust solution on its salt trucks
• $45M efficiency fund no smash hit
• Emergency repairs in works for area bridge
• Trucking increase highest in 13 years
• Trustees to decide on $600K welcome
• Hospital: Patient took used syringes
• 2 vets buried in occupied graves at Dayton National Cemetery
• Air Force plans to ground Global Hawk plane, stop production, report says
• Montgomery County to save $1 million after facility closing
• Huntington ranks 3rd among SBA lenders
• U.S. trucking industry posts biggest jump in 13 years
• Dayton's Top 7 money management firms
• Dayton's Top 7 financial planning firms
• VC funding in Ohio was up 10% in 2011
• If you were to be MADE, what would you become? Learn how you can audition at Wri...
• AT&T, T-Mobile plan $1B spectrum swap
• J.C. Penney cutting thousands of jobs
• KeyCorp 4Q profit drops
• Tom Mayor, motion pictures graduate, will hold his first public screenings of hi...
• AK Steel posts $194M 4Q loss, revenue climbs
• West Carrollton moving ahead on arena plan
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• Warren Buffett challenges Congress on taxes
• Gingrich releases Freddie Mac contract
• Mobile tablet use hits new high
• Ohio to fund brownfield cleanups
• Starbucks to boost wine, beer sales
• BofA plans $3 billion in new cuts
• Finals set for Dayton’s Best Chef
• Decline in patients cuts nurses’ hours and jobs
• Picture getting brighter for Grand Lake St. Marys
• Site of railroad crossing crash was OK’d for gate
• Local restaurateur’s hearing on contempt Feb. 2; trial rescheduled
• More I-75 backups loom in ODOT plan
• Trial starts in slaying of DEA informant
• West Carrollton moving ahead 
on proposed center
• New med school exec says hospitals, Wright-Patt will help efforts
• Man charged with raping child over 6-year period
• AK Steel vice president to retire
• Man who hid his HIV status sentenced to prison
• Renovated homes will be eco-friendly
• Report: 1 in 5 now own mobile tablets
• Financial aid deadline coming up! >> Wright State's FAFSA priority deadline is F...
• GE Aviation: Record orders to boost Dayton operations
• Online cupcake maker to open local store
• Report: LexisNexis for sale, Bloomberg likely buyer
• In the wrong class for you? Today is the last day to drop a class without a grad...
• Gas prices tumble 20 cents, drop may be short lived
• AK Steel executive Alan McCoy to retire
• Photos: Big Hoopla promotes NCAA First Four
• Standard Register to restructure, cut 15% of workforce
• Documentary about bullying to be shown
• RV maker Thor buys back 2M shares
• A spring-like morning In January? We'll take it! >> Bring your coat today, thoug...
• High winds expected to lash region today
• Inmates spent $38M on essentials, junk food
• Pitbull mauls its owner during family argument
• 2 cars collide; 1 rolls in Warren County
• Tony Hall guest speaker for Saturday’s Peace Museum event
• Groups slam companies over taxes, lobbying
• Boeing to pay $4.4M settlement over Chinooks
• Jim Tressel up for head coach of Colts
• Hotels back new travel search engine
• Miami Valley marriage numbers continue to fall
• Dayton Art Institute expands hours for Rockwell exhibit
• 10 Most popular stories of past week
• Ohioans drink more than most
• Fourth chef into Dayton's Best Chef finals
• The Great Train Expo 2012
• Bethany Village to build 9 homes
• Marriage numbers continue to fall
• Camp, dock discounts offered to boost attendance in troubled tourist spot
• Want to intern at the Dayton Business Journal? They're hiring two interns. One i...
• Job created for administrator’s son may violate rules, investigation finds
• Warm-up today could help clear away ice
• Southwest's low fare may force overall lower Dayton prices
• Delay of 
I-75 work
 may hurt 
business
• State grant could help add to aviation national park
• Feds propose consolidation of farming agencies
• Email phishing scam alert >> Many Raiders are receiving an email with the subjec...
• Tax group names 'Dirty Thirty' companies
• Ohio on list of worst states for binge drinking
• Time Warner Cable offers TV-watching app for iPhone
• Subject of Norman Rockwell painting inspires DAI crowd
• Martina McBride coming to Fraze this year
• Wintry mix ending early; freezing temps remain
• Troubles grow for home care firm after Makayla Norman death
• Gingrich win in S.C. could shake up primary race
• Dublin Pub, Rue Dumaine coming to Austin Landing
• All Sinclair locations will be closed Saturday, January 21 due to inclement weat...
• New psychiatry hospital to bring 90 jobs to area
• $5M entertainment center to open in Vandalia
• Wishing you a great weekend! Keep warm and stay safe.
• Southwest Airlines coming to Dayton International Airport
• Southwest officially coming to Dayton
• Everyone be careful on the roads this evening. We're under a winter storm warnin...
• Dayton Goodwill facility wins LEED designation
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of this week
• Composite center to create Airbus aerospace partners
• Dayton home sales dip in December
• Dannon to debut Super Bowl yogurt ad
• Ready to ring in the new year? Nope, we're not confused. We're talking about the...
• GM regains title of world’s top automaker
• Fifth Third 4Q profit dips 5.7%
• General Electric posts 18% profit drop
• Children’s Medical Center criticizes KMC nursery upgrades
• Dayton's Top 7 malls and shopping centers
• Top 7 commercial real estate firms in Dayton
• Something to make you smile: Only 8 weeks until spring break!
• 500 area Kodak jobs in limbo
• Third chef selected for Best Chef finals
• Montgomery County seeks citizens' input about its future, regionalism
• Booz Allen Hamilton cuts 100 manager jobs
• Dayton-area college part of state program
• Top 25 highest-paying companies ranking
• Wright State hires neurology chair
• Kettering firm signs deal with Airbus
• P&G to outsource jobs of 2,700 workers
• 'Honorary Daytonian,' comic Uncle Dow Thomas dies
• Winter Speaker Series ‘Birding From The Trenches’ With Speaker MAJ Randell L. Rogers
• Poll: Ohioans favor ban of private ownership of exotic animals
• Mix of freezing rain, sleet expected in area Friday
• More snow, ice in Friday forecast
• McLin Funeral Home license revoked; prosecutor may investigate
• Wayne coach responsible for school's missing receipts
• Man sues over arrest he claims led to broken wrist
• Ex-WSU info technology
 director indicted
• Winner announced in SuperBowl giveaway
• Kodak bankruptcy leaves questions for local operations
• NanoSperse wins materials contract with Airbus
• Snow showers caused slippery commute; minor accidents reported
• Prison guard fired for Facebook post about Ohio governor
• JCPenney doles $7,500 to Dayton nonprofit
• UC Student from Warren County diagnosed with meningitis
• Check out the latest edition of Office hours with paralegal professor Debbie Bad...
• Prosecutor’s office contacted after local funeral home’s license revoked
• RENT is coming to the stage at Wright State! Call (937) 775-2500 for tickets. >>...
• Real Art creates battling robots (for virtual combatants)
• Wright State hires leader for new neurology department
• Ohio booze sales jump, vodka brand remains top seller
• TesTech sues 2nd state agency over eligibility issues
• Chase ratchets up Ohio small business lending
• Slideshow: Fortune's 25 Top-Paying Companies
• Free show tonight at 7 p.m. >> Check out Rhythm in the Rath in the Hearth Lounge...
• Huntington grows commercial lending 22% in Dayton
• Poll: GOP hopeful Mitt Romney best for business
• Daytonian Rob Lowe creates stir over Peyton Manning tweets
• Smoking costs Ohio $9.2 billion as health care costs rise, report says
• In the mood for spicy? The Tartan Marketplace is featuring the new Bang Bang Chi...
• Parents & Family Weekend is coming! We invite all of our parents and family memb...
• Ohio's construction projects may benefit from privatizing
• Americans spend more on tech bills than utilities, report finds
• Eastman Kodak files for bankruptcy
• Proposed Web anti-piracy acts draw ‘lack of consensus’
• Cleveland Browns seek stadium upgrades
• Kodak files for bankruptcy
• Second chef into Best Chef finals
• Evenflo selling feeding business
• Cheesesteak Challenge set for Dayton
• Cincinnati Bell closing local stores
• Tobacco costing state $9.2 billion; health care costs rise
• $160M project in works to replace city's at-risk water, sewer pipes
• Famous WWII bomber on restoration tour ar Air Force Museum
• Ohio Sen. Portman endorses Romney for president
• EPA hopes to keep Grand Lake St. Marys trouble-free
• Apple closes gap on Google's Android
• TesTech sues second state agency over eligibility issues
• City plans $160M project to replace at-risk water
• PUCO orders Duke to pay $500K fine for apartment complex explosion
• Evenflo sells business unit to Kimberly-Clark de Mexico
• Kodak lawsuits pile up as bankruptcy looms
• Submarine House to kick off ‘Cheesesteak Challenge’
• Banks increase lending, but investment banking lags
• Cincinnati Bell to close three local stores
• CareSource unveils consumer feedback program
• Let's have a little daydream time... When you were little, what was the first pr...
• NCAA First Four events detailed, ticket sales on brisk pace
• ESPN Bracketologist Lunardi a believer in NCAA First Four
• U.S. Bancorp posts $1.35B quarterly profit
• Dayton’s CW looking for a local ‘star’
• World Choir Games to host ‘Vendor Matchmaker’ for local businesses
• You can say you were there >> Join us TODAY at NOON for the first annual MLK Uni...
• Access to local municipal court records temporarily delayed
• Dayton I-75 construction project delayed
• Check out highlights from last week’s Sinclair Talks – Improv:
• No charges coming against man who shot, killed elderly intruder
• Virtual Open House: TODAY! >> Want to check out Wright State but can't get here?...
• Retailers ranked for best customer service
• Foodborne illness costs top $75 billion a year
• More regulations for too-big-to-fail banks
• Ohio gives tax credit for Ben Kingsley film
• First chef into finals of Best Chef in Dayton
• Some lament Beavercreek school district’s reduced bus service
• Dozens of Ohio road projects delayed
• Retail development plans 2014 debut
• Power outages and flooded roads left in wake of storm
• Speech at CSU rare for sitting governor
• Some lament reduced bus service
• Fatal shooting of 30-year-old man could be gang-related, sheriff says
• City may extend Internet cafe ban
• Dayton I-75 project delayed 1 year
• Widow of football Hall of Famer Ewbank dies
• Big banks must submit failure plans
• Don’t forget, today is the last day to withdraw with a refund and without record...
• Funding issues could delay Dayton road projects
• Intramural Sports – Winter Quarter 2012
• Dayton plant part of modern military helicopter project
• Congressman Turner endorses Mitt Romney
• Advantage RN acquires West Coast company
• U.S., Ohio sees drop in high-tech manufacturing jobs, report says
• Top Slideshows of 2011: No. 1, top party schools
• MTV coming to Wright State >> MTV's show Made will be holding auditions on campu...
• 2012 Women of Influence honorees named
• Ohio new business filings climb in 2011
• Analyst lowers Fifth Third stock rating
• North Dayton apartment complex sold for $2.8M
• Get your homework done early! >> Wikipedia will shut down it's US site tomorrow...
• Maybe some flag football or tennis will brighten this (crazy) rainy January day?...
• Registration and insurance news >> Today, Jan. 17, is the last day to: cancel st...
• Fannie, Freddie to reduce executive pay
• Wikipedia to go offline Wednesday
• Dayton's Best Chef competition open for votes
• New trees needed to replace dying ash
• Popular online site Zappos.com hacked
• Q&A with new UD business dean
• Most-popular Web stories last week
• Yuengling now largest American brewer
• High winds, rain change to snow late today
• Grease fire closes Church’s Chicken restaurant
• Police seek Middletown man in area gas station robbery
• Region’s residents unite for Martin Luther King march
• Water main breaks ‘typical’ in winter, officials say
• Riverfront plans taking form
• 9 hurt in head-on crash on Ohio 177
• Gay seniors fear
 bias
• Airlines seek first fare hike of 2012
• Duke Energy, Progress ask feds to reconsider merger ruling
• Apple reveals supplier list, labor issues
• 2011 rainfall hurt park attendance
• Details of new Apple iPad 3 revealed
• Ohio boosts Yuengling to largest U.S. brewer
• Retailers target online sales to grow
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of the past week
• Poll: One in three plan to buy a new car in 2012
• WDTN hires two new on-air hosts
• Q&A with University of Dayton’s new business school dean
• Middletown man dies in ATV accident
• Woman rescued from pond after she tried to save dog
• "An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confine...
• Middletown man dies in ATV crash in Indiana
• Today, we celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, all Sinclair campuses will be c...
• Police seek Middletown man in gas station robbery
• Medway mother faces OVI, child endangering in crash
• Gas prices up throughout region
• Proposal would ease green card process
• Campus groups to unite in a silent march at WSU
• List of MLK Jr. Holiday Events around the Miami Valley
• Civil Rights icon to speak at DAI
• Ministers urge stronger effort toward King’s communal ideals
• More cities target panhandlers
• Air Force concerns stall launch of 4G network
• Details of new iPad 3 revealed
• Ohio boosts Yuengling to largest American brewer
• Retailers go online to grow sales
• Arcade building restoration delayed for now
• I-70/I-675 interchange too slick in wet weather
• Proud
to serve; prouder of support
• Schools, governments lose millions after housing crisis
• Local $1B Air Force project at risk; employees cut
• Scholarships open to Moraine teenagers
• Input sought from motorists on new I-75 improvements downtown
• Uranium plant in Piketon receives new hope
• Lebanon police chief retires after 41 years
• Hospice CEO paid $1.3M in final year
• Home health care program rife with fraud
• Three injured in vehicle rollover in Darke County
• Schools to coordinate funding for projects
• Two die in Warren County auto accident
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of past week
• Poll: One in three plan to buy new car in 2012
• Two killed in accident on I-71
• Jobless benefits at risk for thousands of Ohioans
• Trustee pensions illegally funded, study finds
• Cold remains in area after snow, wind ease
• Ohio Constitution could cover legislative redistricting
• MLK Jr. holiday events in the Miami Valley
• Police await suspect’s return extradition
• Miami Valley traffic deaths at 17-year low
• Diverse faiths gather at MLK prayer breakfast
• Free MLK Day bus rides offered
• WSU to hold 'Beavercreek Night' at basketball game
• Public invited to discuss school funding
• UD names new dean of business school
• "By 2018, about 57 percent of all jobs in the state will require some training b...
• James ‘Buster’ Douglas, former heavyweight boxing champion and Sinclair alum, wi...
• WDTN hires two new on air hosts
• Q&A: University of Dayton’s new business school dean
• Bitter temperatures, winds could cause issues
• Obama plans to combine federal agencies
• Top Slideshows of 2011: No. 2, Most valuable NFL teams
• Defense officials to review, update F-35 program plans
• Connor Group sells North Carolina apartments for $29M
• NCAA First Four group to unveil plans at UD game
• UD hires Paul Bobrowski as business school dean
• The university will be closed on Monday, January 16, in observance of Martin Lut...
• Gas prices rise on Iran escalation
• Teradata signs deals with Target, Belk
• Wind chill makes for bitter cold today
• Semi jackknifes on I-70
• Good Friday morning, Raider Country! Is it just our imagination, or is it approp...
• Air Force cuts plans to buy iPads
• Dayton lands new medical training center
• More older workers after recession
• Most Ohio jobs to require education beyond high school
• BofA may exit some markets
• NFL TV blackout rule may change
• Children of military eligible for award
• WPAFB expects to avoid layoffs
• Wind, ice in store for morning commute
• UD sets record for freshmen applications
• 5-mile run/walk
 in Fairborn to benefit medical research
• 6 community leaders to be recognized at MLK banquet
• Trotwood-Madison superintendent to retire
• Slippery road conditions expected Friday morning
• Power restored to 660 in Springfield
• High Court: Carlisle councilman should be removed from office
• Entrepreneur sharing knack for decorating at her new shop
• 20 Mile House owner may sue
• Miami Valley Fire District names first chief
• YWCA to honor influential women
• Everyone be careful out on the roads--both from the weather and from the other d...
• Medical training center opens in Dayton
• U.S. mortgage rates tumble even lower
• Snow!
• Volunteers needed! >> On Saturday, January 28, Wright State will host the Scienc...
• DBJ searching for Dayton’s best chef
• Report: Delta eyes American Airlines parent
• Top Slideshows of 2011: No. 3, next generation weapons
• Dayton-area bankruptcies down 20% last year
• Ohio lawmaker proposes paying college athletes
• Dayton airport attracted more travelers in 2011
• Winter weather is coming! Did you know you can sign up for emergency text alerts...
• For the third consecutive year, Wright State has been named to Military Advanced...
• Forecast: Dayton region to add 5,000 jobs in 2012
• Ford recalls 490,000 minivans, SUVs
• City gives $250K grant for hotel renovation
• Early battle for first place >> Head out to the Wright State Ervin J. Nutter Cen...
• Centerville seeks to annex 96.5 acres of land
• Area foreclosures down but may climb in 2012
• Rep's focus shifts after drunk driving, child endangering charges dropped
• 598 positions being cut at WPAFB this year
• Slick roads likely as snow and ice move in
• STD surge in Cincinnati hits Dayton region
• Kettering fire chief resigns after cited for OVI
• ArcelorMittal boosts Cleveland steel mill
• Home Depot moves up hiring
• Looser rules will help stave off home foreclosures
• Big banks target of home insurance investigation
• U.S. Education Secretary praises Miami Valley Career Technology Center
• Wilmington hospital invests in digital mammography
• Air Force to cut 234 jobs at Wright-Patt
• IRS tax tips for 2012
• Ohio considers online gambling
• NATO group
 to visit Dayton area, tour WPAFB
• Free tax preparation available to residents
• Tipp City road to be closed Jan. 17; detour set
• Do you know of school districts closing facilities to outside groups?
• Kings Island in Ghost Hunters episode tonight
• Two high schools hosting district honor bands event
• Tech commercialization push on tap for DDC in 2012
• Clinton Memorial adds digital mammography
• Washington Twp. engineering company sues state, claims rights violation
• The nation is preparing to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther Ki...
• Wright-Patt to cut 234 civilian positions
• Slideshow: Top 10 IRS tax tips for 2012
• Ohio among states that may OK online poker
• Man wanted for father’s murder fighting extradition
• FDA approves firm's X-ray software for cancer detection
• Kodak goes on offense, sues Apple, HTC
• Ohio farm offices slated to close
• Man apprehended after Middletown courthouse escape
• Business travel to be up this year
• Local author’s book a top seller
• Have you accessed Wright State's channel on iTunes U? If not, you might be in th...
• $4 gas predicted for summer
• Entertainment district OK’d at Austin Landing
• Miamisburg man, 20, indicted in fatal crash
• Today: Java N Jazz in the Hearth Lounge (by Wright Cup in the Student Union). Re...
• Winter quarter Sinclair Talks start today at noon in the library with the topic...
• Chrysler adding jobs at Toledo plant
• Rubbermaid eyes Ohio for new distribution center
• Big victory for Romney in New Hampshire
• MetLife closing mortgage unit, cut 4,300 jobs
• Son wanted in connection with father's murder found
• Blockbuster closing more Dayton-area stores
• Boehner to lead trade mission to South America
• Venture fundraising tops $5 billion in 4Q
• Winter Quarter Sinclair Talks
• Local plant key for Kodak
• Local teen Dayton’s first homicide victim in 2012
• 3 flown to hospital after 2 crashes minutes apart
• $4 seen for gas price in summer
• Teen was texting when he crashed, patrol says
• College affordability topic of Biden visits
• West Carrollton school district reallows nonschool activities
• Victim's son taken into custody in West Virginia
• Son wanted in father’s slaying apprehended in West Virginia
• More Blockbuster stores closing
• Photos: Honda’s revamped Accord, Acura lineup
• U.S. Education Sec. Duncan to host town hall Wednesday
• Robbins & Myers shifts headquarters to Texas
• Top Slideshows of 2011: No. 5, states with AAA credit rating
• The Dayton Daily News is seeking interns:
• MacAulay-Brown wins $5.4M Air Force contract
• Air Force burning part of Huffman Prairie
• Manufacturer closing Monroe facility, 173 jobs lost
• Vote today! >> Wright State basketball player Julius Mays' buzzer-beating 3-poin...
• Would the new ‘green card’ affect your family? Talk to our reporter
• Charges against Beavercreek Rep. Jarrod Martin dropped
• Report: Montgomery County among middle for U.S. job growth
• Sinclair, McGohan Brabender partner on course
• SoBran CEO joins new Cleveland Fed directors
• Check out the latest Office Hours, featuring English professor Tim Waggoner: htt...
• Charges against Rep. Jarrod Martin dropped
• Quit smoking today >> All Wright State employees and students who wish to quit s...
• Honda to build sports car in Ohio
• Dayton No. 1 in home price gains
• Man remains critical after ejection from vehicle
• Car flips over embankment; driver ejected, hospitalized
• Victim’s son suspect in Beavercreek homicide
• SW Ohio dealer first to sell electric Jeep Grand Cherokee
• Americans delayed hospital care in recession
• Chick-fil-A débuts healthier kids meals
• Honda to build new Acura in Ohio
• Duke, Progress merger deadline extended
• Local emergency rooms first in Ohio to use appointments
• Canine virus forces Humane Society to euthanize dogs
• Dayton company sets world record
• Miami County firm profiled by state
• Barry Larkin named to MLB Hall of Fame
• Armed mannequin joke angers cautious deputies
• Dayton Foundation awards grew by $2M in 2011
• Lebanon Antiques Show to include game board exhibit
• Woman jailed in bilking scheme
• Fifth Third named a top turnaround stock
• High paying tech jobs coming to Warren County
• Armed mannequin prank angers sheriff
• Traffic moving following I-75 crash
• Mom’s Restaurant delays closing, reopening one week
• Dayton firm’s ‘Santa Claw’ nabs Guinness record
• From 4:30 to 7 p.m. today, the university community is invited to celebrate the...
• What's your favorite meal on campus? Our pick for today: Chicken and vegetable s...
• It’s a beautiful day to start winter quarter!
• Local gas price above national average
• Sheriff’s office facing lawsuit for alleged discrimination
• Ohio begins value-based measure for Medicaid
• Column: Ohio Eyes Consumer Protection in 2012
• Registration notice >> Today, January 9, is the last day to register, add classe...
• Auctions raise $81,000 for county
• Man found dead in Beavercreek house
• Good morning and welcome back! Wishing you a great winter quarter.
• Investors turn eye to earnings this week
• Record attendance for Kings Island parent
• Analyst: Kodak bankruptcy good for Dayton facility
• Obama plans forum on job insourcing
• Legal aid groups hit by economy
• Winter Quarter 2012
• Safety of air shows, races focus of agency’s hearing
• Welding blamed for fire that destroys Wayne Avenue building
• Three Kings Day celebrates family, religious traditions
• District celebrates its new schools
• Veterans’ wait for benefits is lengthy
• Injuries unknown in accident involving Postal Service driver
• Stolen SUV crashes in Dayton; driver flees
• Rumors of Apple's new iPads heat up
• Report: Kodak to focus on printing after bankruptcy
• I-75 lane closures start Thursday
• Business owner vows to keep ‘disadvantaged’ status
• DPS to celebrate completion of decade-long construction effort
• Business owner vows to keep ‘disadvantaged’ status
• Starvation case shows abuse in state system
• Gillispie case illustrates imperfect justice system
• Postal worker injured after vehicle crash
• Internet site helping groups oppose school district policies
• Village could have largest solar array in region
• Sheriffs facing lawsuit for alleged discrimination
• DAI hopes to improve community engagement, address budget deficit
• Corporate earnings to mark shift on Wall Street
• Legal aid demand to increase in 2012
• Many homeowners to see property tax drop
• Dog rescue in Jefferson Twp. prompts calls
• I-75 north to have single lane closure
• Traffic study to examine Piqua road's speed limit
• Internet sweepstakes cafés rip off consumers, need regulation, DeWine says
• Report: Apple, Target to partner on mini-stores
• Our women's basketball team is currently in 1st place in the Horizon League, and...
• Dayton prosthetics firm lands license
• Fazoli’s makes push for health
• IRS audits targeting millionaires
• Dear winter, Thank you! Sincerely, Wright State. Are you enjoying the unseasonab...
• Cordray issues warning to financial institutions
• AdCare buys Arkansas nursing facilities
• Robbins & Myers profit doubles
• Top Slideshows of 2011: No. 7, Apple's key innovations
• Q&A: U.S. Rep. Steve Austria
• Subway moving to Exchange at Spring Valley
• Ohio on short list for $2B natural gas plant
• Defense cuts to put brakes on F-35
• Democrats seek Ohio health exchange
• Delta Air Lines near top of customer ranking
• Defense firms face contractor pay caps in 2012
• EPA rules to force old coal plants to adapt, close
• AirTran fined over deceptive price ads
• Warrant issued for shooting suspect
• More than half of firms fail to meet job creation promises
• Cordray puts financial groups on notice as new boss
• Former doctor pleads guilty to operating pill mills
• Local man accused of loan fraud
• Wright-Patt may benefit from key defense strategies
• Funds meant for libraries, parks to pay for roadwork
• Greene Memorial ends inpatient psych services
• Ohio’s first elder abuse shelter opens
• UD to participate in new 'intrapreneur' study
• Centerville collecting Christmas trees this month
• Troy Christmas tree collection continuing
• Auditions set for 'Annie Jr.'
• Woman strikes tree on township road
• Xenia man faces rape charges of 12-year-old girl
• Have you been to Rhythm in the Rath yet? Good times await!
• Best photos of DBJ events in 2011
• Obama, Panetta note defense cuts but offer few specifics
• Fifth Third faces $68M hit from pending litigation
• Ohio layoffs doubled in December
• Suspect sought after 2 injured in shootings
• The number of children going to the emergency room for concussions they suffered...
• Winter quarter is less than a week away! As you return to the Dayton campus ne...
• Honda sales down 7% for year
• Elder-Beerman parent reports December sales decline
• Lanes reopen on I-675 following semi fire
• Report: postal cuts may cost businesses $100M annually
• 2 injured in apartment complex shooting
• Woman unharmed after grease fire
• Now that the weather's turned colder, we've run into some first-time explorers i...
• South Main, Washington intersection open after fuel spill
• Top Slideshows of 2011: No. 8, College football's 20 richest teams
• Macy's plans store closings
• Fed calls for action to fix housing crisis
• Holiday sales set new online record
• Church buys Warren County theater
• Up to 30 dogs removed from Jefferson Twp. home
• Graeter's churns up growth
• Local firms break job promises
• One lane on I-675 reopens after semi fire
• Downtown Dayton eatery closes
• 22 OVI arrests made during holiday season
• 1 injured after minivan snaps utility pole
• Men posting stronger job gains than women
• Ohio could be a large challenge for Santorum
• Sherrod Brown to speak at DDC annual meeting
• 5 arrested after meth lab found in home
• Super Subby’s closes First Street location
• Just announced! >> JOHN LEGEND will be the keynote speaker at this fall's Freshm...
• Woman escapes submerged vehicle
• Report: Kodak preparing possible bankruptcy filing
• Kroger tops local customer choice survey
• Woman killed after crash in creek identified
• Gas prices may crack $4 by spring
• 20-30 dogs removed from Jefferson Twp. home
• Heat problems fixed at Xenia school
• Explosive scare shuts down road near Wright-Patt
• Report: Obama to move ahead on Cordray appointment
• UD part of $2.4M grant to buoy engineers
• Beat Butler! >> This Friday, our men's basketball team takes on Butler. Join us...
• Top Slideshows of 2011: No. 9, Most-valuable companies
• Dayton's Top 5 Suburban Office Centers
• Top 5 Downtown Dayton Office Buildings
• Police seek suspect after shots fired in home
• I-75 lanes reopen after repair delays
• Possible scam alert from the Office of Financial Aid >> We've been informed that...
• BofA calling in loans on small businesses
• Cincy Airport to lose passengers in 2012
• Federal Reserve promises more transparency
• Starbucks coffee prices going up
• Fifth Third CEO: More bank lending in 2012
• Romney wins Iowa caucuses
• Police say sleeping man may have fired shots
• Man shot, taken to hospital
• Project aims to curb crashes
• Obama plans economy address in Ohio
• From WHIO: Shaken baby clinging to life
• Kettering Health Network seeks $7M for proton therapy center
• From WHIO: Lack of heat at school concerns parents
• Factories, construction rebounding
• Mandel makes first local campaign stop in Senate race
• Long time Riverside figure dies in hospice
• Lovelace announces his final term for Dayton
• Report: Door led to plane crash
• Audit finds township’s decision to pay pension contributions illegal
• Ex-cop gets 18 months for inciting girlfriend to shoot husband
• Office vacancies down, rents up
• Dayton's Top 10 biggest bankruptcies of 2011
• Regularly drive through Kettering? Make sure you don't text while driving, as th...
• Top Slideshows of 2011: No. 10, Countries with AAA credit ratings
• AdCare completes nursing facility purchase
• 3M to buy Avery Dennison office supplies unit
• DiBella’s plans second Dayton-area sub shop
• Commentary: Real hopes for 2012 can bring about real change
• Dayton Development Coalition sets plan for 2012
• New price cuts on mobile tablets
• Kiplinger’s names ‘Best Value’ colleges
• Direct Energy to buy Vectren Source
• Stabbing victim refuses to ID assailant, but family does
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• Watch out for icy spots during Tuesday’s early commute
• Garbage truck T-bones pickup truck
• No injuries in St. Paris house fire
• Stocks set to open up big on Wall Street
• Small banks eye good year in 2012
• Google launches political news site
• Caterpillar locks out union workers in Canada
• Report: Auto sales to accelerate in 2012
• Dayton area company growing through work with military
• Ohio orders halt to injection wells
• Romney leads Iowa poll as caucuses start
• Sears CEO reveals details of turnaround plan
• Snow and ice coat roads, contribute to fatal crash
• More hybrid vehicles may plug in locally
• Abortion laws may get tighter this year
• Firefighters battling St. Paris house fire
• Patrol cruiser, truck hit by pickup
• The temperature's dropping, snow is flying...must be time for Winter Quarter! Cl...
• Report: Big banks to have tough 2012
• Xenia road reopened, then hampered by snow, ice
• New price cuts for mobile tablets
• U.S. 35 in Xenia closed by crash
• High wind knocks down 
large tree
• Help furnish ’50s house at museum
• Malls trying to prevent melees
• Exotic animals part of legislative to-do list
• Jobless Ohioans try for disability
• Baby’s birth brings New Year’s bragging rights
• Regional Dispatch fee increase spurs unease
• Uneventful New Year’s Eve on area streets
• Teen to be arraigned in fatal beating at One Way Farm
• Raceway owners consider land purchase
• Marianist association names new UD-based director
• Arts groups discuss sharing an insurance plan
• Wind advisory issued; cold snap coming
• OVI arrests few for New Year’s Eve
• Crash that killed mom, son under investigation
• A new crowdsourced journal chronicling 2012 at Sinclair, The 3six5 Sinclair, beg...
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• Happy New Year!
• Enon Beach sees change after deputy's shooting
• Dayton track, video slots could open in 2013
• Student engagement at Miami U outranks peers in national study
• More Ohio welfare recipients working
• Reflection, vigilance a year after Enon Beach shootout
• BMV office to stay open despite previous announcement
• Elder abuse shelter opening today
• Xenia awarded $50K grant for brownfield
• U.S. 35 near I-75 
to be closed nightly
• Sinkhole at airport cost $4K to fix
• Hamilton woman killed in Miamisburg crash identified
• Cold snap, windy conditions to usher in new year
• I-75 ramp design work to begin soon
• Miami County deputies step up weekend patrols
• Going out tonight? Where is the best place you ever celebrated NYE? Everyone be...
• Five Rivers MetroParks' upcoming schedule
• Christmas tree suspected cause of early morning blaze
• Air Force awards $355M aircraft deal
• Woman and child die in Warren County crash
• Springboro starts design work for I-75 ramp
• Miami County deputies step up weekend staffing
• 'Spice' manufacturers change formula, sell drug again
• Man shot in arm, taken to hospital
• Theater group’s fundraising goes public as it nears goal
• Victims identified in Warren County crash
• Teen charged with murder has history with juvenile courts
• Young woman, child killed in single-car crash
• Workers forfeit vacation time amid job worries
• Auto dealers trying to finish out strong year
• Update from WHIO-TV: Suspect in burglary still on loose
• Post office closing plan faulty, agency says
• Happy New Year's Eve Eve! >> The university will be closed on Monday, January 2,...
• Austria drops bid for re-election
• Man taken to hospital after shooting
• Port wine great treat for New Year's
• Analyst predicts price jump for Cincinnati Bell stock
• Dayton-area developments among most-active
• Dayton tech company inks college deals
• Olive restaurant seeks local artists
• Allred Letter: Hurd wanted sex from HP contractor
• Trying to get some early prep work done for Winter Quarter classes? Be sure to v...
• Verizon plans $2 charge for online payments
• Bengals reducing 2012 ticket prices
• Audit reveals $62K missing or misspent in village
• How do you spend New Years? From the Archives: Prom, 1960s
• Man wanted in 2009 double slaying in county jail
• Rain showers today; wind gusts on Sunday
• Three Dayton-area Blockbusters stores closing
• Kettering OVI sting successful, continues tonight
• Concussion lawsuits latest headache for NFL
• Google most-visited Web site of 2011
• Auto sales accelerate in 2011
• Google+ on track for 400M members in 2012
• One in three law firms to hire in 2012
• IRS: 7 tips for reducing 2011 taxes
• U.S. population to be up 2M New Year's Day
• Full list of Sears, Kmart stores closing
• Shootings at K-9 Club spurs crackdown on violence
• USPS uses faulty plan to close post office locations, agency says
• Cities save thousands on road salt in mild month
• Charities battling economy during holiday push
• Registration opening for Air Force Marathon
• Plane crash survivor says it was 'surreal'
• Charter school official owes $84K, auditor says
• Woman who faked being a boy back in jail
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• FAA investigates Warren County plane crash
• Teen charged with murder in beating death
• Sears, Kmart store closings database
• Springfield Kmart to close
• Mason movie theater closing
• Mark Hurd HP sex harassment letter details opened
• Woman accused of pretending to be boy for sex with Springboro teen in local jail.
• Dayton-area included in Sears, Kmart closings
• Duke Energy subsidiaries set to join PJM
• U.S. to sell F-15 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia
• Has unemployment forced you to file for Social Security benefits?
• Less than a week until the start of Winter Quarter on January 3. How are you spe...
• Report: Apple targets Kindle with 2 new iPads
• 2 wounded in shooting outside Jefferson Twp. bar
• No show in Dayton, but plenty within driving distance
• Dayton Art Institute extends Rockwell exhibit
• From the Archives: Santa at Sinclair Top Left – Breakfast with Santa 1980 Bott...
• Traffic down at Dayton International Airport
• Tip leads to arrest of Beavercreek man stealing from vehicles, police say
• Ohio pending home sales up
• Did you take less time off this year because of the economy? Talk to our reporter
• Wright State campus closed after water main break
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• Four taken to hospital after plane crash; woman suffers serious injuries
• Woman in critical condition after plane crash
• Cleveland company buys Cincy retail center
• Ohio lands $21M for helping poor children
• City of Dayton agrees to 911 dispatch deal
• Two men taken to hospital after being shot outside club
• Delta deal leads to US Airways unit job cuts
• Most retailers saw holiday sales gains
• Apple to launch redesigned iPhone in 2012
• I-70 construction completion date pushed back
• Tolls for Ohio Turnpike go up Jan. 1
• Retailers get boost in customer satisfaction
• 2012 looks to be big year for IPOs
• Regional dispatch costs going up with new contract
• Officer’s dismissal linked to porn case
• Ohio earns $21M for insuring low-income children
• Four taken to hospital after plane crash; woman in critical condition
• New community group to host MLK Jr. events
• Crash into Springfield Twp. home sends three to hospital
• Dayton likely to see Southwest planes in 2012
• Cancer patient receives generous community aid
• Stocks down big on Wall Street
• Customer satisfaction up at retailers
• 40 years later >> Wright State motion pictures professors Julia Reichert and Jim...
• AT&T app fights texting while driving
• Hiring in 2012 may be better than outlook
• We love our coffee. And the nation loves one of our Dayton coffee shops. See whi...
• Zagat: Dayton coffee shop Top 10 ‘coolest’
• Bengals sell out crucial game against Ravens
• Construction jobs up in Dayton
• P&G spent nearly $1 million lobbying in 3Q
• Amish woman struck by car, killed
• Top 25 oddball job interview questions of 2011
• Go, team! Lara joins the men's basketball team in this month's Raider Recon. Che...
• Local minister faces felony charges
• Local gas prices dropping
• Dayton's top sign companies
• $41 billion spent on unused gift cards
• Victims of BofA discrimination sought
• Most workers don't use all vacation time
• 2011 worst year for S&P 500 since 1970
• Southwest, AirTran reach deal with union
• Arrests of repeat DUI offenders increasing
• Ohio EPA calls for monitoring of liquids at bottom of 7 area landfills
• Slick spots may await morning commuters
• Xenia shooting victim identified
• DPO subscription income up slightly, bucking national trend
• We're seeing some flurries out there. Be careful if you're out and about, as the...
• Top 5 Sign Companies in Dayton
• Survey: Most people oppose online sales tax
• Police release name of woman who jumped from minivan, died
• Let the countdown begin! >> Ready to welcome in 2012? Any big plans for Saturday...
• Southwest seeks to block new price rule
• Poll: Texting while driving should be illegal
• Schools go after .xxx domain names
• AEP partners on pipeline expansion project
• Sears to close up to 120 stores
• Man who shot himself in face dies
• Section 8 benefited housing officials
• As we continue to celebrate the holidays, we pause to remember our classmates, c...
• New super-drug worries addiction experts
• U.S. decision clears way for online gambling
• Online sales up 16% on Christmas Day
• Top 10 best cars of 2011
• Hospitals rate drug abuse potential in patients
• Porn Web domains a headache for colleges
• GOP race heats up as Iowa caucus nears
• Bengals offer free tickets for final game
• Some dog breeds must now be registered, ordinance says
• Changes planned for Austin interchange
• City to oversee traffic signal improvement project
• UD program leader in aerospace, energy research
• Five Rivers MetroParks confronts $3.7M budget shortfall
• New painkiller drug said to be highly-addictive
• Students deep in debt may get help
• Today is the start of Kwanzaa... Have a wonderful holiday!
• Schools going after .xxx domain names
• Caregivers, volunteers eligible for awards
• Former director of pastoral care at hospital dies
• West Carrollton crews to collect Christmas trees
• Five Rivers MetroParks confronts big budget shortfall
• Centerville christmas tree collection planned
• Military more easily attracting recruits compared to past years
• Holiday sales expectations get bumped up
• Goodwill site could bring 50 new jobs
• Man who died in Miami County crash identified
• Hope you and your family are having a wonderful day. Merry Christmas! (Or, happy...
• War changed lives of those who served
• Lauterbach sexual assault case prompts policy reforms in military
• Military families face tough separation at holidays
• Mom’s Restaurant will move to new location
• Lucky soldier enjoys Christmas at home
• Clearcreek trustees named in suits
• Airports challenged to retain flights as carriers cut back
• Mixed-faith families share bonds of belief
• Multi-car crash shuts down road
• Reborn area restaurants a sign of economic vitality
• Charges unlikely against father reported missing with children
• Springboro starts design work for new I-75 ramp
• I-75 construction halted for the holidays
• Gillispie's 'legal saga' could continue for years
• Weatherization work lacked oversight, audit finds
• Anonymous donors paying off layaways, utility bills
• Police: Charges unlikely against father reported missing with children
• Neglected children get loving home, happy holiday
• Lauterbach assault case prompts policy reforms
• Teen's assault worst incident in One Way Farm history, founder says
• Cincinnati Reds favorite things of 2011
• Poll: Majority saw business improvements in 2011
• AdCare amends purchase agreement for Springfield facilities
• Ohio craft brewers, microdistilleries get more flexibility
• Decline in holiday cards hurting postal service
• Xenia motel in foreclosure amid bedbug lawsuits
• Lebanon man, 2 kids remain missing
• Teen remains critical after assault at group home
• Ohio jobs at risk from Europe debt crisis
• Wind power company could build more than 50 turbines
• Slideshow: 10 gifts for kids whose parents you hate
• Honda making cheaper version of Crosstour
• Bob Evans tests mail-order meal delivery
• Dayton ranks 61st in unemployment rate change
• Lawmaker: Schools should be able to sue for athletic misdeeds
• U.S. mortgage rates down to record lows
• Local soldier receives hero’s welcome home
• Clerk who died during pawn shop shootout identified
• Two Ohio projects named 'wasteful’ for taxpayers
• Severity of beating prompts removal of teens from group home
• Free cab rides to be offered on holiday weekends
• Award-winning novelist to teach fiction writing classes
• Cat survives 200-mile trek under hood of car
• 2 semis crash on I-70; lanes blocked
• Arrest made in drug raid
• Man who barked at police dog gets jail sentence
• Dayton jobless rate change ranks 61st
• Honda to roll out cheaper version of Crosstour
• Mortgage rates fall to record lows
• Analyst starts First Financial with neutral rating
• Traffic resumes after wreck in Xenia Twp.
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• Walmart pulls formula after infant’s death
• Happy holidays! The university will be closed Friday, Dec. 23, through Monday, D...
• Coal, oil-fired plants under strict scrutiny
• Best Buy has trouble filling some Black Friday online orders
• Sprint eyed as potential T-Mobile suitor
• Defense Department to revamp investment review boards
• Plan in works to have new park in Drexel
• Group critizes Ohio’s new congressional map
• U.S. trucking recovery slows in November
• White Castle tests beer and wine sales
• Steady rain expected to continue today
• Christmas requests to Santa Claus involving economy
• 'Welcome waterfall' on I-675 linked to Menards construction
• Steady rain expected to continue Thursday
• National Road crash leaves 1 trapped
• Humane Society asking for donations to help animals in need
• Residents encouraged to discard Christmas trees at curb
• Beavercreek schools to see bus schedule changes
• Have you enlisted in any branch of the military?
• Ex-politician set to be sentenced after conviction on federal charges
• Fatal workplace accident continues to be investigated
• Body found in debris of home destroyed by fire
• Granddaughter arrested in Washington Twp. homicide
• White Castle burger chain tries offering alcohol
• Monmouth acquires Lebanon industrial site for $5.1M
• Gas prices jump 40 cents in Dayton area
• How will you wish friends, family members happy holidays this year?
• Kettering outlaws texting and driving
• Buckeye Vodka adds larger-sized bottle
• Police looking for crime scene in shooting
• "What we're hoping is that this model will help people [with dementia and Alzhei...
• Suspects caught with YMCA goods
• Macy's unveils recyclable gift cards
• Dayton home sales rise 12.5%
• Pedestrian killed on North Main Street identified
• Ak Steel reaches labor deal with Walbridge workers
• Way to go, Raiders! >> WATCH this thrilling buzzer beater as Julius Mays shoots...
• Groundbreaking for local playground today
• Multi-vehicle accident on I-75; emergency crews still on scene
• Put a ring on it? >> "Only 48 percent of those with a high school diploma or les...
• Homeless Memorial Vigil today
• Some roadways flooded; more rain in Thursday’s forecast
• Flooding causing problems on roadways
• Foundation gives $50K to regional nonprofits
• Ohio horsetrack slots may stay open 24/7
• NCAA tags Ohio State with bowl ban, fewer scholarships
• Champagne choices for New Year's parties
• I-75 work through Dayton to continue for 6 more years
• P&G freezes hiring for six months
• Contracting fraud tops $400 million
• New Year's Eve at The Wine Loft
• Dayton detectives investigating shooting
• We Are Ohio donates $20,000 to Toys for Tots, foodbanks
• Ground beef sold 5 weeks ago recalled for E. coli
• Death row inmates deemed ‘too dangerous’ to relocate
• Medicare cuts could hit Jan. 18
• Payroll tax fight threatens to cut pay
• Area jobless rate reaches 3-year low
• Motive not known in slaying of female, 86
• Fewer to receive help with utilities
• Arrests made in statewide crackdown on ‘pill mills’
• Soldier surprises his three children with early return from Afghanistan
• Happy Holidays Wright State!
• Fog lingering in area this evening
• P&G suspends hiring until next summer
• CareSource Foundation doles out $50K to area groups
• Best sparkling wines for New Year's Eve
• OSU football penalized with bowl ban, loss of 9 scholarships
• Woolpert: Planned broadband network to hinder GPS
• Tonight is the first night of Hanukkah. Happy Festival of Lights!
• Dayton jobless rate improves to 8.3%, lowest in two years
• Sinclair closes today at 5:00 p.m. and will remain closed through Tuesday, Decem...
• AT&T drops bid to buy T-Mobile
• Gas prices drop, just in time for holidays
• 2-month-old found dead inside Dayton home
• BBB warns against e-mail ‘phishing’ scam
• Let us know if you see someone building an ark. Keep your umbrellas handy!
• Mayfield Clinic expanding in West Chester
• Alkermes sets Phase 3 clinical drug trial
• Report: Google plans to sell mobile tablet
• Joint Strike Fighter Caucus members land donations
• UPS set to tackle busiest day of year
• U.S. 127 shut down due to accident
• Holiday sales up 15%, top $30 billion
• A New Year's Celebration - Paris to Vienna
• Renovated West Third Street building to house exhibits, programs
• Homemade bomb explodes on porch in Springfield
• Mom and her boyfriend indicted in boy’s death
• Gasoline prices fall to lowest level since February
• Area electric bills soar 33 percent in 5 years
• Number of single-family housing permits up in November
• Shops get a pop from champagne
• House not buying Senate payroll tax cut bill
• Big bank stocks tumble on new regulation talk
• What do you think?
• White Family acquires South Dakota auto dealership
• The holidays are here! What's your favorite seasonal song?
• Report: Single home construction jumps in November
• Millions in VA funds go to ineligible firms
• Dayton VA Medical Center lands new director
• Companies steal millions in VA funds
• Report of accident with power lines in the road
• Good morning! Just a reminder to all students registered for Intersession and/or...
• Apple's dominance to grow with new iPad, iPhone
• Slideshow of most-popular holiday gifts
• Bad loans in Florida to hit Park National
• Dayton has 2 of Ohio's most-selective colleges
• Microsoft could face new antitrust trial
• Fannie, Freddie execs charged with securities fraud
• Delta adds Dayton flights to New York
• New Year's Eve - Forties Yuletide Frolics
• One week left to check out outdoors gifts
• Fundraising group’s marketing claims called ‘misleading’
• Shoppers rush to finish their Christmas shopping
• Portman still viable as VP nominee
• One dead in Turtlecreek crash
• 3 New Carlisle department directors may be getting raises
• New Carlisle-Springfield bus route funding to be approved
• Firefighters respond to mulch fire
• Kettering’s Automated Postal center is top 20 in usage in the nation
• Rock-bottom prices lure firms to buy vacant sites
• Air Force reports unresolved safety issue
• MVH program saves breast cancer support group
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• Snow not in Christmas forecast
• Woodland gets 2nd spot on Historic Register
• Fairfield man charged after 100-mph police chase
• Record demand for iPhone, iPad in 2012
• Dayton STEM school 
to host first exhibition
• Greene Co. water, sewer rates going up in 2012
• 'Heartbeat bill' would have big influence across state
• 'Welcome Dayton' plan to build on city’s diversity
• Fracking supporters hopeful for better economy
• Health care changing makeup of state's big companies
• Anonymous donors paying off Kmart layaway bills
• Anti-fracking group takes message on road
• Casino jobs providing fierce competition in big cities
• Donate toiletries to library, reduce fines
• Aviation Hall of Fame to induct 4 people
• Car hits house and natural gas meter in Preble County
• Electronics rank high on Top 10 gifts list
• Apple may offer two iPad sizes in 2012
• Woman listed in serious condition after crash
• USPS gears up for busiest days of year
• Ohio receives $69M to boost school readiness
• Writers from different states flock to UD workshop
• Student homeless rate up 82 percent
• Many area residents struggling to find work
• Boehner backs bill for Ohio jobs
• Area councilwoman to plead guilty
• Two area street closures extended to March
• Consider buying 
a live tree for the holidays
• City starts engineering work for I-75 ramp
• Delta boosts nonstop flights to New York
• This week's most-read Web stories
• Firefighters forced out of house for safety reasons
• Dayton home building dips in November
• Man found dead inside apartment identified
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• Police find pot during traffic stop
• Four vendors join 2nd Street Market
• AtriCure gets FDA approval for heart surgery system
• WDTN rolls out new iPad app
• Ohio jobless rate improves to 8.5% in November
• Hard to believe there are only 4 days until Hanukkah, 9 days until Christmas, an...
• No funds for nuke program in bill; Ohio jobs affected
• Don't forget, on-time registration for winter quarter ends today and payment is...
• Firefighters forced out when house fire becomes too dangerous
• Researchers land $350K grant for nanotechnology study
• Standard Register wins Dayton Brand Madness
• Winter Quarter Financial Aid Refunds >> Refunding of excess financial aid will b...
• Suspicious death of man found in apartment being investigated
• P&G shareholders eye Diamond Foods SEC probe
• Morgan Stanley plans 1,600 job cuts
• Zynga latest with 'biggest IPO since Google'
• New Blackberry launch delayed
• Deal averts government shutdown
• Bob Evans buys lands for new headquarters
• Aullwood Volunteer Recognition Awards
• Lilly Creek erosion project voted down
• I-75 lane closures on Cincinnati, Stewart Streets extended
• WSU officials part 
of Kasich meeting
• Spending bill failure could stall thousands of jobs at Ohio plant
• Workplace discrimination laws could receive major overhaul
• Defense bill passage may boost WPAFB's plan for unmanned vehicles
• How has the war in Iraq affected you?
• Pedestrian killed after struck by van
• DPL chief executive leaving at year’s end
• We're seeing lots of people looking for a good book (or e-book) to read over bre...
• Winter Quarter will be here before you know it. Are you registered yet? View the...
• Kroger merging four pension funds
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy merger delayed
• Austin traffic problems studied
• Report: Paul Barbas resigns as CEO at DPL
• Best of Warren County poll: Send us your nominations
• Police officer fatalities see increase in 2011
• Lockeed wins $600M aircraft supply deal to Oman
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• Government prepares for shutdown
• CEOs at big companies expect no new hiring
• Ohio cuts AEP rate hikes in half
• Brand Madness final match today
• Two local winners of Governor's art awards
• City planning upgrades of police cruiser security after English's death
• Fairborn to receive grant from employee's heroic efforts
• Police officer fatalities see incease in 2011
• Heartbeat bill 'postponed indefinitely'
• Brand Madness, Championship Match: Wright-Patt Credit Union vs. Standard Register
• FCC urges state officials, others to address phone fraud
• West Carrollton board of education adds 4th place candidate
• Ohio holds third highest execution rate
• Is your electric bill severely hurting your budget?
• New foreclosure surge may hinder home prices
• Springboro spa abruptly closes doors
• Driver involved in Ohio 73, I-75 accident flees hospital
• Nearly 60 degrees in mid December... Do you love it, or are you wishing for some...
• Business, local artist grab Ohio art awards
• Standard Register, Wright-Patt CU battle for Dayton’s top brand
• James Investment: U.S. economy to remain volatile in 2012
• Troublesome overpass may be remodeled
• Storm causes $67,000 in damages to schools
• Woodland Cemetery now a historic district
• Centerville firm lands $4.75M Dayton VA contract
• Expert tips to grow a brand
• Sears to stay in Illinois after tax deal
• School placed on alert on report of armed teen.
• Bank analyst cuts Fifth Third stock rating
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• Top 5 Vehicle Dealerships in Dayton
• Cops looking into report of cat-killing
• $1.8M price tag to fix creek may fall partly on residents
• Rescued cats living quite well at sheriff’s substation
• Crash delays Ohio 73, I-75 traffic
• Dayton Brand Madness: Championship match set for Thursday
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• Starved 14-year-old was covered with lice, bedsores, says officer
• Man struck by train in Eaton
• Government shutdown possible this weekend
• National ban on texting and driving sought
• Report: Boehner rep had role in Ohio redistricting
• $300M development set for West Chester
• Cincinnati gets $10.9M for streetcars
• Southwest Airlines buys 150 Boeing jets
• U.S. Postal Service office closings delayed
• Dayton's top telecommunications providers
• U.S. postal center closings on hold
• Kettering police selling dog licenses for 2012
• Woman who died after nursing home fire identified
• Boeing lands $19 billion Southwest order
• Top 5 Telecommunications Providers in Dayton
• Looks like the students on the Outdoor Resource Center's trip had a blast as well:
• Update: The boil advisory in the Student Union has been canceled.
• Springfield manufacturer inks deal with Virginia company
• Connor Group buys 338-unit Texas apartment complex
• Autopsy reports complete in deaths of UD students
• 2011-12 Men's and Women's Basketball Home Games
• Attorney seeks 4th trial for Widmer
• Local LexisNexis employment at ‘all-time high’
• Land purchase will improve I-75 safety
• RTA will follow Sunday schedules on holidays
• U.S. 35 closed at I-75 each night this week
• Part of bike trail honors local entrepreneur
• Xenia gets $1.98M grant to clean up brownfield
• Beautiful morning!
• Busiest days at post office not as busy as past years
• 16 local deaths now linked to ‘bath salts’
• Ciao! Our students in Italy strike a pose at the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
• Survey: Dayton hiring environment glum in 1Q
• Brand Madness Semifinal No. 1 results
• New owners for Cadillac Ranch
• Analysts say Macy's stock a hot pick
• End may be near for AT&T, T-Mobile deal
• Booz Allen to buy back $30M in stock
• Pentagon policy chief steps down
• CareSource to hire 150 new workers
• Monroe schools allege Thorpe misspent funds, helped bring on deficit
• Brand Madness, Round 5 Match 2: Dayton Dragons vs. Standard Register
• Suspect reported dead after shooting deputy in northeast Ohio
• Bedbugs found in high school
• Suspect apparently shoots self after wounding deputy in northeast Ohio
• Police shoot suspect that wounded deputy in northeast Ohio
• Hiring upswing reverses in latest survey
• CareSource to add 150 Ohio jobs
• Bed bugs found in high school
• MLK event to focus on human rights
• Attorney seeks 4th trial for man convicted of killing wife in tub
• Hunters always remember getting that first deer
• CareSource to add 150 jobs
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• Ohio highways may soon welcome heavier trucks
• Fifth Third gets top stock rating from analyst
• Online holiday spending leaps 15%
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• Dayton gas prices climb, but should hold steady
• Catholic Health Partners hiring 50 in Blue Ash
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• Hello, Raider Country! Grab a cup o' joe and enjoy a beautiful, bright morning.
• Horseshoe Casino to hire 750 in Cleveland
• $78M development set near University of Cincinnati
• Ford to recall Fusion, Mercury sedans
• Hewlett-Packard plans tablets on webOS
• Walton family to sell Wal-Mart stock
• Dayton's top printing companies
• Truck strikes pole, closing street
• Dayton retailers battle holiday theft
• Middletown native, Kentucky politician dies
• Senate blocking Xenia native court nominee with filibuster
• Springfield shooting victim has crime record
• Search begins for emergency services director
• Brand Madness, Round 5 Match 1: Wright-Patt Credit Union vs. Teradata
• ‘Lady Mayfair’ statue on display at Carillon Park
• New principal named at Alter High School
• Exotic animal reforms are expected in Ohio
• New vehicle sales on pace to be best since 2008
• West Carrollton wants to lure minor-league teams with proposed arena
• Ministry connects offenders, families
• Winter Welcome Ale from Samuel Smith Brewery
• Winter Ale from Rivertown Brewing Company
• Top 5 Printing Companies in Dayton
• SunCoke incident under inquiry
• Navy prisoner of war awarded WWII medals
• Two injured in three-car crash, gas station fire
• $14M paid to 6 area hospital executives last year
• 16-year-old boy struck by car
• Ohio’s housing vacancy rate up 50 percent in past decade
• Costa Rican victim found in ditch outside Beavercreek
• Nonprofit gives holiday portraits to low-income families
• Billing company tacking on markups of up to 268 percent
• Software may help screen 911 dispatchers
• United Way seeking donors for gift effort
• Bizarre business news of the week
• Public feedback sought on I-75 upgrades
• Retailers seek to thwart holiday shoplifters
• ‘Panther’ most likely a house cat, expert says
• City residents’ taxes subsidize townships, study finds
• Kettering to ban texting while driving
• Courts, sheriff face deep cuts next year
• Numbers drop like rain during deer gun week
• One dead in U.S. 35 crash
• Ohio 122 lanes to be closed Monday
• Erma Bombeck essay competition to open
• Dangerous intersection in Miami County to be moved, reworked
• Dementia patients’ caregivers get chance to celebrate at gala
• 1 dead in 2-vehicle crash on U.S. 35
• Coalition formed after controversial death of Kylen English
• First-ever public menorah lighting planned at popular shopping center
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• Air Force Museum to display Cold War satellites
• Ohio becoming less healthy, drops in annual ranking
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• Boeing record-breaking flight has Dayton ties
• President Hopkins addressed local business leaders this morning at the Dayton Ch...
• Brewer appointed to 6th term as mayor; 3 officeholders sworn in
• Hopkins: Wright State embracing pace of business
• Robbins & Myers CEO pay up 30%
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• Air Force criticized in handling of America’s war dead
• Oxford sees spike in crashes involving pedestrians, vehicles
• TGIF!
• Brand Madness Round 4 (Day 1) results
• Dayton residents campaigning to save mail processing center
• Retailers angry at Amazon price check app
• Senate can't agree on payroll tax cut
• Report: Apple iPad 3 in February
• AMP plans to unveil electric SUV
• Ohio traffic deaths up in 2010
• P&G fined $312M by regulators in Europe
• 42 weather records set in Ohio during past year
• Snow showers expected for the northern areas of Miami Valley region
• Brand Madness, Round 4 Match 4: Standard Register vs. The Pine Club
• Brand Madness, Round 4 Match 3: Dayton Dragons vs. Hot Head Burritos
• Woman whose body was found at garage fire had 'long, sad history'
• Survey aimed at discovering local arts events audiences
• Air Force criticized in handling of troop remains
• Younger cellphone users prompt new school rules
• Fracking may be culprit for groundwater pollution, EPA says
• 4 area Presbyterian churches leave national denomination
• Police officer resigns, faces indecency, voyeurism charges
• Oxford sees spike in crashes involving pedestrians
• Protesters at Boehner’s local office want unemployment benefits extended
• Giant gingerbread house at Snowland
• Officials unable to locate box that reportedly fell from sky into lake
• S&P boosts Fifth Third rating, lowers U.S. Bank, PNC
• Wright-Patt to hold public hearing on SR 444 closing
• Stocks down on Wall Street ahead of EU summit
• Man indicted on charges he molested two children
• Newt Gingrich leads pack in latest Ohio poll
• Sending healing thoughts to the Virgina Tech community, as they endure a shooter...
• Need to purchase your parking pass? Winter Quarter and Jan.-Dec. 2012 parking pa...
• Employers: Bad time for minimum wage hike
• X-spine gets FDA approval for fusion system
• Dayton nonprofit, Payless giving shoes to kids
• NFL TV rights may top $24 billion
• What is your favorite traditional holiday treat? Sugar cookies, doughnuts, potat...
• Woman whose body was found at garage fire identified
• L-3 names new president
• Dayton Brand Madness down to eight finalists
• Brand Madness Round 3 (Day 4) results
• Energy program shows shoddy insulation work
• Bengals draw smallest crowds in NFL
• 5 Occupy Dayton members arrested
• More cracks found in Ohio nuclear reactor
• Boeing reaches labor deal with machinists
• Airline industry to post $7 billion in profits
• Ohio power plants likely to see costly EPA fines
• Citigroup cutting 4,500 jobs nationwide
• Battle looming for local Congressional seat
• Fifth Third Bank plans more acquisitions
• Suspicious fire damages College Street home
• UD law professor adds to preserving stories of war
• Chamber campaigns for local postal center
• Loritts-Neilson Funeral Home to keep $100K grant
• Brand Madness, Round 4 Match 2: Teradata vs. Midmark
• Miami Twp. officer awarded for heroic efforts during robbery attempt
• City, unions argue proposed rule change
• Woman’s body found after vacant garage fire in Dayton
• Occupy Dayton members arrested
• Kilburn out of GOP primary
• Franklin chamber moves to new location
• WPAFB to hold public meeting on possible Ohio 444 closure
• Gang leader arrested in connection with shooting
• Austria, Turner file for same Congressional seat
• Boehner names Turner conferee on defense budget bill
• Fifth Third will pursue acquisitions, CEO says
• Aviation group to mark centennial of Wilbur Wright’s death
• Pizza Hut acquires nearly 50 Southwest Ohio restaurants
• Photos: Executive Scotch whisky tasting event
• Number of doctorate degrees drops in U.S., Ohio
• Dayton region unemployment holds steady in October
• Three Dayton-area Rexel facilities to close
• Projects Unlimited wins $44 million deal
• City ends contract with accident response biller
• Flooding could cost Clifton Mill thousands
• Today marks the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. View photos at t...
• Changes resonate 70 years after Pearl Harbor attack
• From the Archives: Tree on Bell Tower; 1970
• Woman's body found during garage fire in Dayton
• Flood warnings still in effect; snow showers this morning
• Today >> One thing to be thankful for is good health. For many children, that is...
• Brand Madness Round 3 (Day 3) results
• Google, Verizon in app dispute
• Small businesses rush to get new state incentives
• Senator claims U.S. Chamber altered photo
• Ford to move production to Ohio from Mexico
• Constitutionality of Amazon sales tax deals questioned
• Brower names new leader
• Brand Madness, Round 3 Match 8: The Pine Club vs. El Meson
• Brand Madness, Round 3 Match 7: Hot Head Burritos vs. Milano’s
• Forum attendees learn consumers will need to take more responsibility
• Occupy Dayton voluntarily takes down camp at Dave Hall Plaza
• Police shooting goes to grand jury
• Early commuters could see slippery morning roads
• Postal cuts to raise costs for schools, nonprofits
• Changes resonate 70 years later
• More babies born addicted to opiates
• State checked possible home for 6 exotic animals
• Who’ll pay for damage Lilly Creek causes?
• Sold out crowd honors Dayton’s Ten Top women
• New camping rules in place for Courthouse Square
• Southwest leader warns of high costs
• PNC bank robbed in Miami Twp.
• Abducted woman spotted with estranged husband in southeast Ohio
• Going shopping tonight or tomorrow? Don't forget to pick up something for the Wr...
• Brower Insurance taps McAtee as managing principal
• Montgomery County's new rules to limit Occupy protest
• Bank of America, big banks start job cuts
• Water main break floods intersection
• The military is once again entrusting Wright State with its defense dollars. Thi...
• Do you have 200k miles or more on your vehicle? Talk to our reporter
• High water, flooding leaves roads closed
• Procter & Gamble selling PUR water filter business
• Procter & Gamble recalls some Iams puppy food
• Motorist rescued from vehicle stuck in high water
• Will Winter Quarter be your last before graduation? Congrats! Don't forget to ap...
• Unattended cooking to blame for late night Vandalia fire
• Man killed in Germantown wreck involving semi identified
• Marathon legend to participate in Air Force Marathon
• Whirlpool to add 65 jobs in Greenville
• Brand Madness Round 3 (Day 2) results
• Good luck to our lady Raiders as they take on University of Dayton's basketball...
• Ohio falls to 36th in nation for resident health; smoking rate jumps
• Toyota to ship U.S.-made cars to Asia
• Nearly $2B in Air Force contracts awarded
• 100 new jobs on tap for Dayton area
• Record $6 billion spent online for Cyber Week
• Semiconductor sales top $300 billion
• U.S. Postal Service seeks to slow mail delivery
• Brand Madness, Round 3 Match 6: Midmark vs. Kettering Medical Center
• Mortgage fraud case ends in plea
• City of Kettering to discuss ban on texting will driving
• WSU toy drive benefits counties’ needy kids
• Month’s worth of rain falls in two days
• 101 jobs to be created as plastic molding maker consolidates in Vandalia
• Regulations aimed at Occupy Dayton rankle ACLU
• Area Red Cross official
to retire
• Serious wreck closes Route 4 in Germantown
• Wright-Patt will allow deer hunt by archers
• 285 in the Miami Valley are owed $247,000, tax agency says
• Elderly motorist rescued from vehicle stuck in high water
• US Airways posts 3.2% jump in traffic
• Vandalia expansion to bring 100 jobs
• Area company to improve traffic flow near Kentucky Speedway
• Flood warning issued for Miami Valley region
• Marianist brother abused child, archdiocese says
• Are you keeping your car or truck for financial reasons?
• We love that our students think of the Wright State community as family:
• Nonprofit giving seesaws going into 2012
• ‘American Idol’ runner-up to join Dayton concert
• Report: Dayton construction workforce grows
• First Financial finalizes Flag Star branch conversion
• Four people sent to hospital after crash involving RTA bus.
• Beavercreek voters may be asked to consider 5-year emergency levy
• Report of a tractor-trailer jackknifing on U.S. 35
• Report of a pickup truck in river
• Traffic slowed on I-75 after car spins
• We're expecting 1 to 2 inches of rain today...According to USA Today's weather e...
• Brand Madness Round 3 (Day 1) results
• Google's Android dominance grows
• DBJ Brand Madness voting open today
• Pentagon eyes bunker-buster bomb sales to UAE
• Insurance premiums to go up in 2012
• Apple loses bid to ban Samsung Galaxy devices
• Budget cuts add to stress on defense firms
• Congress, Obama at odds on regulations
• Car flips on side, emergency crews respond
• Brand Madness, Round 3 Match 4: Young’s Jersey Dairy vs. Standard Register
• Brand Madness, Round 3 Match 3: Dayton Dragons vs. Speedway
• Convicted Cincinnati priest still in active ministry
• Belmont students, staff celebrate new building
• Shawnee grad earns bronze star for Afghan service
• After costly fix, mold still in housing tower
• Hospitals on I-675 will battle for clients
• ‘Ohio Magazine’ honors 4 WSU educators
• Sole survivor of '45 Air Show crash thankful to be alive
• House Armed Services leader tours WPAFB
• Housing-aid agencies to get $1M
• City trims housing inspection program after federal criticism
• Teacher accused of sex act with minor found dead in pond
• Fatal crash reported in Oregon District
• Beavercreek voters to be asked to consider five-year emergency levy
• Higher tax receipts aid state budget
• Mortgage costs more affordable than renting by wide margin
• Feds criticize city's proposal to trim housing inspection program
• Occupy Dayton endures as other camps dismantled across nation
• Poll: One in four people to buy iPad 2
• NFL owners lock out players
• Played outside today in the sunshine. A little cool, but we'll take it for this...
• Poll: Most expect insurance premiums to climb in 2012
• Internet site tracks birthday treats from restaurants
• Hospitals’ promotional spending up 3 percent
• Jobless rate reaches 2-year low
• Anti-abortion chapter joins state 'heartbeat bill’ backers
• Show - Scrooge!
• Upcoming events at Five Rivers MetroParks
• After ten years priest convicted of public indecency still on payroll
• State budget cuts, lower
 property values trigger public health reductions
• Fire damages Jefferson Twp. house
• Belmont High School to hold grand opening ceremony
• Report: Apple's iPad 2 sales to double original
• Bus service to change at local schools
• Automatic cuts in federal aid threatens local school districts
• Guard soldiers take on risky mission in Afghanistan
• Students propose downtown revitalization project
• NFL players file lawsuit after union decertifies
• No matter how big or small, realistic or not, what gift would you love to unwrap...
• GE cuts funding for F-35 fighter jet engine
• Dayton universities closer to NCAA D-II status
• Poll: OSU’s Urban Meyer will win title in five years
• Jeweler offers ‘penguin proposal’
• Henny Penny adds executive positions
• Congratulations to Maj. Gen. Gary T. McCoy, USAF, retired, on receiving the Life...
• Honda sales drop 6% in November
• You will be welcomed back in January with newly reupholstered chairs in the libr...
• Bonjour! >> Many Wright State students are traveling abroad during winter break...
• Fire erupts at vacant Dayton motel
• Brand Madness Round 2 (Day 4) results
• Brand Madness Sweet 16 starts today
• AT&T fires back at FCC in T-Mobile merger
• Payroll tax extension fails in Senate
• Fifth Third rolls out new mobile banking apps
• Wright State lands basketball TV deal
• Big banks sued over foreclosure practices
• Closures set today 
on north lane of I-75
• Bethany Road bridge to be closed on Dec. 12
• City or Troy requesting to not mix garbage, leaves
• Authorities still investigating how Centerville woman died
• Fairmont chosen for elite STEM initiative
• Brand Madness, Round 3 Match 2: Teradata vs. The Mall at Fairfield Commons
• Brand Madness, Round 3 Match 1: Henny Penny vs. Voss Auto
• Housing crisis preventing Ohioans from leaving state
• Housing agency hires law firm to study claims about CEO
• Troop deployments unexpectedly shelved, changed
• Former Dayton School Board President Gail Littlejohn dies
• Cremains found in McLin Funeral Home
• Radio personality ‘Mama Jazz’ dies at 89
• Leaf piles on streets, curbs may cost residents $75
• Coalition taps SAIC to help grow Ohio UAV industry
• Wright State student Spencer Brannon writes about giving thanks in Costa Rica as...
• Fifth Third launches mobile banking apps
• Dayton’s CW to broadcast three WSU basketball games
• Turner, Austria weigh in on local defense cuts
• Photos: DBJ's Defense Forum 2011
• Panel: Dayton must work together to protect Wright-Patt
• Banking index adds nine banks including local one
• InvestOhio tax credit program to launch next week
• Wright-Patt Credit Union doling out $5M to members
• Because every child deserves a gift this holiday season >> Check out how you can...
• U.S. manufacturing improves in November
• Get even more of Wright State basketball! Dayton's CW will be televising three o...
• Who’s taking classes winter quarter 2012?
• Brand Madness Round 2 (Day 3) results
• Ohio's minimum wage increase causes debate about job growth
• Cause of deadly Wright 'B' Flyer crash not in first report
• FCC slams AT&T, T-Mobile deal
• Brand Madness round 2 wraps up today
• Congressional leader to visit Wright-Patt
• Rex boosts profit in 3Q
• Fed: Midwest economy had modest growth
• Congress questions VA about small biz program
• Arsenic, lead found in leading fruit-juice brands
• Closing post office branch would hurt Dayton business, some say
• Cain accuser decides to step forward
• Oversight of weatherization work locally lowest in state
• Ohio teen birth rate hits 21-year low
• Do you think the obese 8-year-old in custody was proper action?
• Brand Madness Round 2 Match 13: Day Air Credit Union vs. Wright-Patt Credit Union
• Brand Madness, Round 2 Match 15: Hot Head Burritos vs. Fricker’s
• Brand Madness, Round 2 Match 14: Midmark vs. Greater Dayton RTA
• Local funeral home fined by state for immoral conduct
• Cain shows little sign of backing down at Butler County campaign stop
• Local fallen veterans receive medals
• Ohio child sex trade laws earn low score
• Troy man guilty of making sexual advances towards child
• Cain shows no sign of ending campaign during Dayton, Butler County visits
• Goodbye, November! Hard to believe we'll be watching the ball drop in a month. (...
• Cain shows no sign of ending campaign during local visits
• REX grows 3Q profit
• Armed Services Committee chairman to visit Wright-Patt
• Herman Cain: Stupid people are ruining America
• Ohio layoffs climb in November
• Have you decided to stop renting and buy a house for economic reasons?
• "Let us endeavor so to live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be...
• 400 jobs may leave Dayton mail processing center for Columbus
• Public housing agency hires law firm for investigation, won't reveal cost
• Montgomery County drops sign regulation from Courthouse Square rules
• Should Dayton mail processing center be moved to Columbus?
• Analysts: American, US Airways merger possible
• School bus involved in crash
• PNC not issuing common stock for RBC acquisition
• Brand Madness Round 2 (Day 2) results
• Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain in Butler County
• Proposed 4,000-seat center part of new entertainment district plan
• Have you ordered your tickets to Wright State University's Madrigal Dinner yet?...
• Man injured at Franklin steel company
• Winter storm has moved on; wet road conditions remain
• Retailers, public firms on tap for Brand Madness
• Cain still in race with Dayton visit today
• New record for Cyber Monday sales
• Fed toughens bank stress tests
• Traffic dips at Dayton airport
• BAE Systems to develop virtual command centers
• Downturn wiped out 5 million jobs in private sector
• Man indicted in fatal crash
• Snow follows drenching rains; roads expected to be slushy
• Xenia wins $2M clean-up grant
• Up to 3 inches of snow predicted tonight
• Dayton firefighter struck by truck
• Chiquita gets $22 million to move headquarters to Charlotte
• Slaying suspect found in St. Louis
• Dayton, Trotwood post offices to stay open
• Local woman charged with desertion now in Army custody
• Delta adding CVG flights
• Delta adding Cincinnati flights
• Rain brings lower deer numbers on first day of gun season
• County tables plan to end Occupy Dayton camp
• Being Rowdy >> Check out this month's Raider Recon, as Lara goes undercover to d...
• Fatal crash victim was driving with suspended license
• Food market inks deal for West Chester site
• Airmen Against Drunk Driving to get $7,000 donation at WPAFB
• Johnson Controls opening downtown Dayton office
• Dayton-area public housing agency hires law firm to conduct internal investigation
• $450,000 bond set in Springboro burglary case
• Did you know that we are ranked #15 in the world (businesses and universities al...
• Local homebuilding climbs 46 percent
• Herman Cain plans Dayton rally on Wednesday
• Report: Chiquita to split for Charlotte
• Herman Cain plans 
to visit area Wednesday
• Boeing: Air Force tanker will turn profit
• Overnight lane closure scheduled for I-75
• Looking for a creative and unique holiday present? Our friends at The Guardian a...
• Brand Madness Round 2 (Day 1) results
• High water now, snow later
• Caesar Creek homicide victim’s boyfriend sought
• Political troubles mount for Herman Cain
• American Airlines files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Brand Madness matches set for Tuesday
• Massive Fed loans to big banks kept secret
• Facebook plans largest tech IPO in history
• Desertion charge lands 25-year-old woman in county jail
• 12 Days of Christmas gifts costs top $100,000
• Online video viewing hits record high
• Answers sought on health exchange in Ohio
• New Ohio license plates unveiled
• Beavercreek school board going back to voters for levy
• Officer who killed local man on domestic violence call is on leave
• Incident at cafe one of several that occurred last weekend
• Beavercreek BOE going back to voters for levy
• State adds $750,000 grant for building at Fourth and Main in Dayton
• Update: We're now losing to the Dayton Dragons in the Dayton Business Journal Br...
• 3 children found alone, in filth
• Number of unvaccinated kids rising
• AES completes DPL merger
• Elections boards expected to release official results today.
• Camping at Courthouse Square may be banned
• Coroner: Man killed by police had been shot 8 times
• Apple iPad sales seen climbing on Black Friday
• Dayton shelter groups receive more than $2M
• Man crashed into movie theater on purpose, police say
• Have you voted yet? We're now tied! Vote for Wright State Raiders in the Dayton...
• Retailers, sports bars upbeat for Urban Meyer era at Ohio State
• We want to know what you think about hiring of Urban Meyer
• Slideshow: Ohio State players from Dayton area
• What are your big weekend plans?
• Congestion on I-75 some of worst in U.S.
• AES finalizes DPL acquisition
• Reminder >> Monday, Dec. 5, is the deadline for undergraduates to register for M...
• 15-year-old dies in two-car crash
• It's here >> Round 2 of the Dayton Business Journal's Brand Madness! Last time,...
• Report: Urban Meyer accepts Ohio State job
• Celebrated covered bridge deemed unsafe, will be fixed
• Brand Madness round 2 kicks off today
• Slideshow: Most popular tech gifts
• Black Friday weekend sales top $52 billion
• Cyber Monday ‘huge’ for area retailers
• Online retailers' holiday sales up big
• Delta offers new mobile bag-tracking app
• NASA's Curiosity rover in space, on way to Mars
• AT&T, T-Mobile deal hits major delay
• One injured after car crashes into theater
• Local WWI vet’s lost remains among first ID’d by project
• Local student among many studying abroad
• Cause of vacant house fire deemed ‘suspicious’
• UD applicants may submit video essay
• Residents should prepare winter survival kits
• Shooting suspect son of judge
• A 1915 murder-suicide is revisited
• Teen killed in two-car crash
• Warren County food drive seeks volunteers
• Free rides, giveaways by RTA through Jan. 1
• Illegally dumped tires costing taxpayers
• Slain Marine’s mom works to change military culture
• City police receive international award for community involvement
• Donation need high for Valley Food Relief campaign
• Epilepsy advocate helps educate others
• Illegally dumped tires cost taxpayers $500K
• Patients struggle finding medical costs in advance
• 82-year-old woman found floating in pond
• More workers choosing to quit jobs
• Hello, Saturday! Anyone still shopping? Watching football? Eating more pumpkin p...
• Panel to address challenges in Dayton’s vibrant defense industry
• Tree lighting draws enthusiastic crowd
• Local gas prices below $3
• Man sought in woman’s death
• West Carrollton district closes buildings to community groups after levy defeat
• Overturned semi shuts down highway ramp for hours
• Man wanted for questioning in case of body found near state park
• Meth lab discovered in Kettering home
• Gas prices dip to lowest level since February
• Shoppers get early jump on Black Friday
• Top 7 most in-demand tech gadgets
• Today is Black Furry Friday at SICSA
• Gun-buyer background checks missing data
• New legislation to limit airline bag fees
• 6 months later, hailstorm's impact lingers
• Shoppers get an early jump on Black Friday
• Feast of Giving delivers food, fellowship to 5,000
• Pilot killed in single-engine plane crash
• Official: Body found near Caesar Creek not missing Fairfield woman
• Power restored to 1,500 in Huber Heights
• This year's final fishing report
• Plane crash in Miami County kills Columbus man
• Wherever you were born, and however you spend the day, we hope you all discover...
• Male pilot dies in Miami County plane crash
• ‘SNL’ writer among UD's workshop speakers
• At least 1 dead in Miami County plane crash
• Free rides, giveaways by RTA on Black Friday
• Police: Officer kills suspect pointing weapon
• Risk of fraud, identity theft high during holiday season
• Over 26,000 Ohioans abusing free cell phone plan
• 74-year-old Hamilton man killed in fire
• Area police face most 'challenging year' with small staff
• Radiothon for Children’s raises more than $200,000
• The university will be closed November 24 and 25 to celebrate the Thanksgiving h...
• I-75 crashes cleared
• Sobriety checkpoints start tonight; free ride program all weekend
• Happy Thanksgiving! Sinclair will be closed Thursday, November 24 – Sunday Nov...
• Dayton businesses join ‘Small Business Saturday’
• Duke, Progress to Feds: Dismiss merger opponents' proposals
• Berry Co. parent emerges from Chapter 11
• What are your plans for Thanksgiving? Visiting, hosting, sleeping, working? For...
• University of Dayton holds $50K video scholarship contest
• Darke County firm, others get Ohio safety grants
• Ohio to collect $23M from Vioxx settlement
• What are you thankful for?
• Apple retailer to help shoeless campaign
• Dayton Brand Madness: Day 7 results
• Safety first! Check out this list of the worst passwords of 2011. Might be time...
• Popular restaurants up for Brand Madness
• FCC moves to block AT&T, T-Mobile deal
• Missing woman’s skull found
• UAW considers protests at dealerships
• Local flea markets raided for fake perfumes
• Regulators issue warning to BofA
• Ohio banks strengthen balance sheets
• More Thanksgiving travelers expected
• Airport wants to study new phone system
• No Thanksgiving Day trash pickup this year
• Owners of unfixed dogs to pay more for licenses
• Busing returns to Little Miami Schools
• West Carrollton police union latest to accept concessions
• Child killed by car near Sidney
• West Chester pedestrian killed along I-75 identified
• Report: BofA warned by government regulators
• Skull found is that of missing woman
• Check out photos from last weekend's Commencement at the Wright State University...
• Did you quit job to seek better one in current economy?
• Ohio banks post 25% profit growth
• Corbus hires Catanzarita as new CFO
• Dayton home sales post 18% growth
• U.S. trucking industry shows October growth
• Epilepsy advocate,area resident, tapes TV show on topic
• GM to invest $244M, create 1,900 jobs at idled plant
• New Kindle Fire size set for 2012 launch
• Ohio mass layoffs down in October
• Urban Meyer would command top dollar as Ohio State coach
• Thunderstorms expected today, Thanksgiving will be dry
• Today, we're thankful for our underground tunnel system. Say it with us: Rain, r...
• Wine store, restaurant on tap for Butler County
• Artist known as ‘20th Century Audubon’ to visit Waynesville gallery
• Multiple injuries reported at accident in Butler Twp.
• Jobless rates drop for Dayton, Montgomery County
• Three local communities get Ohio clean-up funds
• TriHealth buys Butler County Medical; to add emergency care
• Dayton Brand Madness: Day 6 results
• Patrols will increase for Thanksgiving holiday
• The Raider Family >> This past Saturday marked a new beginning for more than jus...
• Wishing our students luck during finals week! Students Studying; 2011 and 1986
• Pedestrian struck, killed on I-75 south of Ohio 122
• Brand Madness includes credit unions Tuesday
• Manufacturer expands, to add 200 new jobs
• UPS hikes shipping rates
• Report: Cincy Bell to close Dayton office
• Gingrich takes lead with quick rise in polls
• Supercommittee failure triggers automatic cuts
• Water main break shuts down lane on Dayton street
• Thunderstorms expected today
• Occupy Dayton moves to Hall Plaza
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 28: Dyer, Garofalo, Mann & Schultz vs. Greater Dayton RTA
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 27: Midmark vs. Evenflo
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 26: Wright-Patt Credit Union vs. Universal 1 Credit Union
• Skull may be clue in Willison disappearance case
• Woman, 20, and teen report sex assaults in Oxford
• Home sales may be on the rebound
• Man charged in fatal crash
• Patrols will increase for holiday
• Area company to add 200 jobs
• Rape reported at Trotwood-Madison
• K99.1FM Radiothon fundraiser for pediatric care continues today
• Hit-skip case set for trial in January
• Skull in Clark County field may belong to missing woman
• Box 21 can still operate despite legal woes
• Police: Man accidently shoots himself in head, dies
• Deer gun season opens on Monday
• Warren Co. manufacturer to add 200 jobs
• Driver charged in violent crash that killed two people
• Cincinnati Bell expected to close Dayton office
• Central Avenue in Miamisburg reopened to two-way traffic
• Men's basketball in the Sunshine State >> As part of the Global Sports Shootout,...
• Horizon League unveils app to watch live games
• How's finals week going?
• Employees >> If you wish to make changes to your current health, dental, vision,...
• Dayton Brand Madness: Week One RoundUp
• Two hurt in Moraine crash
• In the area during winter break? The Wright State University Police Department i...
• Downtown buildings to get murals, high-impact signs
• Sunny weather forecast for holiday
• Family, friends grieve for two killed in crash
• Brand Madness week 2 kicks off today
• Ohio BWC rolling out new rating plan
• Tablets, e-readers top holiday gift lists
• Ohio gives $5.5M for Dayton-area brownfields
• Report: Apple suppliers set to ship iPad 3 parts
• Delta wins mediator ruling in union dispute
• BofA starts layoffs in plan to cut 30,000 jobs
• Aullwood Holiday Art Fair and Open House
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 21: AK Steel vs. Airstream
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 24: Dayton Power & Light vs. Vectren
• Students’ test scores get better despite economy
• Turner offers 
bill to bust down export 
barriers
• AAA expects increase in this year’s holiday travel
• Crash into wall leaves motorist injured
• Improved intersection no match for speed in crash that killed 2
• This week's fishing report
• Restaurant to help Fairborn blast victims
• 2011 'Ten Top Women' share favorite projects
• 2011 'Ten Top Women' honorees serve community in numerous ways
• Air Force museum holds writing contest
• Rolling roadblocks take effect on I-75
• Woman's burial plot sold to another family
• Church gives away 500 Thanksgiving dinners
• Penn State scandal prompting agencies to boost education on issue
• Colleges enrolling record number of international students
• ‘Barn Gang’ adds meeting for entrepreneurs to connect
• Local activist Marsha Froelich dies
• Average home prices plummet within past decade
• Ohio kicks in $5.5M to clean area sites
• Lockheed snags $7.4B F-22 support deal
• Light sentence in MCSi case not typical of judge
• Congratulations to our newest graduates! Though you leave us today for new endea...
• Tech gadgets top holiday wish lists
• Top 10 must-read stories this week
• Ohio to require online state tests for school districts
• Family, system failed impaired girl who died hungry
• Kettering refunds elderly man insurance money
• Ohio's cigarette smoking rate one of the highest in nation
• CareFlight called after vehicle flips on top
• Agencies seeking donations as holiday season approaches
• GE awards $250K to health facilities
• Local retailers battle organized crime rings
• Ohio's cigarette smoking rate one of highest in nation
• WSU’s part-time MBA program recognized in national survey
• City of Beavercreek joins schools in auditing achievement
• Church to distribute 250 turkeys for those in need
• 2 students, truck driver taken to hospital after bus accident
• Ohio BWC unveils new rating plan
• Report: Fifth Third's profit could go up 20%
• Wright State MBA program named among best
• Help give less fortunate children a merry Christmas >> Contact Annette McCoy at...
• Man taken to hospital after house fire in Huber Heights
• Photos: Business of the Year awards gala
• Ohio unemployment rate down to 9 percent
• Air Force museum lands $50k donation
• UD inks deal to play in basketball tournament
• Overturned semi spills fuel, closes ramp from I-75 to I-70
• The 2011 Fall Commencement takes place tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Wright State E...
• Dayton Visual Arts Center names new director
• Urbana man dies after assault
• Our Tom Hanks commercial. Have you seen it yet? We love Tom!
• Air Force buys biggest bunker-busting bomb ever
• County’s suicides rise 40 percent in one year
• House budget bill averts government shutdown
• Accounting standards decision expected
• Malls, car dealers hit Brand Madness today
• Bill may help Dayton become center for unmanned aircraft
• Sulzer takes top honors at Business of the Year
• Duke Energy to cut 1,860 jobs in merger
• Ex-FilmDayton director hired to lead DVAC
• Tablet makers without content may exit market
• Cities ask regulators to force sale of power plants
• Boeing, GE land massive Lion Air order
• Future 'vision' unveiled for E. Third Street
• Local businessman Schear dies at 94
• DPS seeks input for bus transportation
• Holiday festival season begins 
in Springboro
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 17: Jeff Schmitt vs. Hidy Motors
• Councilman guilty of failing to file city income taxes
• Strip club raid nets at least 8 arrests
• Man arrested, charged with embezzling $8K from PTO
• Congratulations to our students receiving their Kente stoles this evening!
• Zody to lead ODNR's Division of Wildlife
• Christopher Hix named CFO at OM Group
• Traffic alert >> The Trans-Siberian Orchestra takes the stage tonight at the Wri...
• Slideshow: Dorothy Lane Market renovations
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• Nine Dayton development properties head to auction
• Dayton man indicted on arson charges
• Housing units to be built on Dayton VA hospital grounds
• Court denies stay for appeal in Widmer bathtub murder case
• Love it or hate it? Sinclair has already decorated for the holiday season.
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• New Honda models unveiled: CR-V, all-electric Fit
• MeadWestvaco spins off Kettering consumer unit
• Dayton budget plan includes more service cuts
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• Dayton man hospitalized after apartment fire
• Restaurants up for Brand Madness matches Thursday
• Chrysler invests $500M in Toledo, add 1,100 jobs
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• Health care reform to cost Ohio firms $1 billion
• Track-casino combo sites boost jobs, not economy
• Miami University ranks high for study abroad
• Starbucks raising coffee prices
• End of Fall Quarter Book Buybacks
• City manager seeks budget cuts, capital projects
• United Way board silent on CEO
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 16: Boston Stoker vs. Winans
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 13: Milano’s vs. Submarine House
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 15: El Meson Restaurant vs. China Cottage
• Area's oldest volunteer rescue squad ends operations
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• Warren commissioners to hold hearings on updated zoning code and map
• Search warrant executed at Riverside adult clubs
• ‘Kids helping kids’ 
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• Chrysler to invest $500M in Toledo plant
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• Monroe soldier injured in Afghanistan dies
• GE Aviation orders top $14 billion at Dubai Air Show
• Report: Small group handles bulk of homebuilding in Dayton
• X-Spine gets FDA approval for product
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• Cranberry coffee cake recipe
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• Dayton retailer and entrepreneur Gene Schear dies
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• Dayton Brand Madness: Day 2 results
• Rastatter accused 
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• Many school districts find success despite spending less
• Banks, hospitals up for today's Brand Madness
• Federal Housing Administration bailout likely
• Clark County judge accused of misconduct
• Ohio retailers to see holiday sales boost
• BofA CEO says bank learned from debit card fiasco
• Defense contractors worried about budget cuts
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• Meat or monetary donation helps in many ways
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 12: Kettering Medical Center vs. Miami Valley Hospital
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 9: Fifth Third Bank vs. PNC Bank
• Volunteers, fundraisers honored for giving back
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• U.S. approves merger of DPL Inc. with AES Corp.
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• Connor Group sells Cincinnati apartments for $23.5M
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• Dayton Airport to get new direct flight
• Google eyes driverless cars in U.S.
• BofA to gain $1.8 billion in China bank sale
• Hope fading for NBA season this year
• Scientists worry as U.S. panel looks for ways to balance federal budget.
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 7: Dorothy Lane Market vs. Boosalis Bakery
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 8: ele Cake Co. vs. Young’s Jersey Dairy
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 5: Dayton Flyers vs. Wright State Raiders
• Lawmakers demand answers on Delphi pension cuts
• Dayton Foundation offers $200,000 for river project
• 3 women report sexual assault in Oxford
• Ohio law on DNA collection leads to arrest in ’01 case
• Severe weather hits northern Miami Valley
• ‘Occupy’ might offer conditions 
to vacate Courthouse Square
• Amazon Kindle Fire gets jump on sales
• DPL’s merger with Virginia-based AES could push into 2012
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Warren County
• Dozens of workers evacuated after chemical leak at business
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• Coalition gets $7M to promote Ohio aerospace/defense
• Occupy Dayton counters request to move camp
• Yuengling hits Dayton shelves following delay
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear health reform case
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• Church accepting donations for family in Fairborn explosion
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• RTA bus, school bus involved in collision that injures 3
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• Proposed bill would expand voucher program to all school districts
• Severe weather could hit area today
• Delphi retirees’ benefits focus of federal hearings
• Dayton's Brand Madness voting open now
• Occupy protestors want foreclosure ban
• Report: Ohio officials get $3M from oil groups
• Fix for Apple iPhone 4S battery not bug free
• Ball Aerospace wins Air Force contracts
• NCAA tennis event coming to Dayton
• Study projects 2012 pay raises for lawyers
• Aullwood Receives New Innovation Grant!
• Dayton Literary Peace Prize dinner held at Schuster Center
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 4: Michael’s Salon vs. Square One Salon
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 3: Copeland vs. Henny Penny
• Dayton Brand Madness, Match 2: DCDC vs. Esther Price
• Child rapist to appear before parole board
• Daniel Stiles gets five years in prison
• Emirates orders Boeing 777s for $18 billion
• Museum stores join forces for holiday shopping event
• CareSource gives Blue Star Mothers $10K
• Salvation Army accepting applications for holiday food help
• Wright-Patt may take hard hit with defense cuts
• Decline in manual skills raises concerns for future work force
• Local pantry seeing more of 'working poor'
• Apple iOS 5 fix still leaves iPhone problems
• Wright-Patt may take hard hit in defense spending
• Contractors face few criminal checks in Ohio
• Ex-felon misleads city over company's work history
• Locals faring well with no passage of SB5
• U.S. Air Force awards Ball Aerospace $40M in deals
• College tennis tournament set for February
• Report: Lawyers set for salary hikes
• Slideshow: Lawyer salaries for 2012
• Counties sign pledge to help veterans return to civilian life
• Sign-up deadline for Piqua holiday parade Nov. 21
• Pittsburgh Steelers offering autograph signing at Dayton Mall
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• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of past week (Nov. 11 to Nov. 18)
• Area fishing report
• Firefighters battle Dayton blaze
• 30-year U.S. mortgages fall below 4%
• Caterpillar seeks site for North American plant
• Christopher & Banks to shutter 100 stores
• Amazon orders 1M additional Kindle Fire tablets
• Wells Fargo launches REIT finance group
• All Sinclair campuses are closed today for the Veterans Day Holiday. Thank you,...
• Dayton military couple wins $120K wedding
• Hopper posthumously awarded deputy of the year
• 77-year-old man missing from Dayton found in Franklin
• Dayton childcare center to launch $1.5M expansion
• DBJ launches 'Brand Madness' competition
• Ohio State loses 5 scholarships, faces new charge
• Senate votes to uphold net neutrality
• FHA could run out of money soon
• Starbucks to buy juice maker
• Xenia schools back to ‘normal’ after avoiding strike
• KeyBank economist says time to buy stocks near
• Jobless claims down 10,000
• Dayton loses 14,000 manufacturing jobs
• Occupy Dayton protest must relocate for Grande Illumination
• House Delphi hearing set for Monday
• Right-to-work campaign begins amendment
• Police-community relations getting major push by city
• Family helps wounded vet endure tough economy
• McLin funeral home called 'threat to the public’
• Vietnam veterans get a warm 'welcome home'
• What is Dayton’s most-loved brand? You get to pick
• Truck driver moves vehicle on fire to minimize damage
• Bleak job prospects greet returning veterans
• Ohio government websites rank high in disclosing information
• Dayton VA Medical Site recommended for historic status
• Veterans invited to recognition ceremony at Smith School
• Brighton Gardens to offer free lunch to vets
• RTA offering free 
rides to veterans
• New monument to be dedicated to veterans
• Texas Roadhouse treating veterans to lunch
• Debt continues to mount for area students
• Multiple people victims of pit bull attack
• McLin funeral home license should be revoked, examiner says
• The university will be closed tomorrow, November 11, in observance of Veterans D...
• Day care center planning $1.25M expansion
• Police search for missing 77-year-old man with dementia
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• Snow, snow, snow! Some flakes were spotted drifting down to campus. Would you co...
• Officials ask occupy protestors to leave for holiday fest
• Internet retailers split over online sales tax bill
• WDTN-TV expands morning show
• Dayton-area retailers offer freebies to veterans
• Tea Party group pushes for Ohio amendment
• Mass layoffs down in third quarter
• We're hearing reports of snow flurries in the area, though none here on campus (...
• Dayton Foundation makes national ranking again
• Wright State hoops to get national spotlight vs. OSU
• CareSource Foundation gives $10K to military support group
• For most students, today is the last day of Fall Quarter classes. Good luck to y...
• Institutions in sex scandals try to 'protect their own'
• Woman attacked by knife-wielding robber in pharmacy parking lot
• Crash on Philadelphia Street cleared
• Top 5 Credit Unions in Dayton region
• Local man wins lottery prize
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• Downed wires shut down road temporarily
• Clark Co. wells not polluted, recent tests reveal
• 21-year-old politician attracts votes for Clayton City Council
• Xenia Community School District workers call off strike
• Tenth Annual Museum Holiday Shop Around
• U.S. House has new short-term budget bill
• Procter & Gamble suspends plant in Japan
• NFL lockout looms as owners, players continue negotiation
• Delta cancels 29 Japan flights due to earthquake
• Two Dayton Public Schools to close
• Miami Valley Hospital Legionella cases hit 11
• Dayton VA Medical Center names interim director
• Vandalia names Greg Shackelford asst. city manager
• Retailers set for launch of Apple iPad 2
• Banks eye debit card purchase limits
• It must be November--on the way to Wright State, we heard Christmas music on the...
• An educational look back at Halloween, courtesy of CEHS's Mary Jane, Colleen, an...
• Murder suspect won’t face charges in Warren County; may be extradited
• Apple to spend $8 billion on retail in 2012
• Stock markets hit by Greek debt referendum
• Herman Cain admits settlement in sex harassment
• Bank of America target of letter by Dems
• NBA cancels more basketball games
• Ohio OKs $3M loan for Bob Evans HQ move
• Middletown man found not guilty of rape
• Dayton No. 67 for most businesses
• Apple TV rumors grow as Google TV gets update
• 2-year colleges lose millions to dropouts
• South Charleston stabbing victim in good condition
• ‘Runaway Mom’ Tehan makes national TV appearance
• $11M home for homeless opens
• Democrats criticize BofA for derivatives
• Xenia Schools officials prep for reality of strike Nov. 10
• Montgomery County approves Staples pact
• Old Buckeye House 
to be demolished
• Fire causes $80K in damages, kills four pets
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• Kettering man dies after being hit by car
• Senators eye tax collection for online sales
• Honda to cut production in U.S., Canada
• Dayton defense firm wins $10.75M in lawsuit
• For Love of Children moving Dayton office downtown
• Boehner: Delay on jobs bill prompts regulations
• If the vampires and ghouls don't deplete your blood supply tonight, consider don...
• Sex offenders to attend mandatory counseling session today
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• Beavercreek planning crackdown on panhandling
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• 4 pets killed, 2 saved during house fire
• Ohio sees sharp drop in number of millionaires
• Congress eyes online piracy bill
• Business world turning to mobile tablets
• Many big banks avoid debit card fees
• Target to open at midnight for Black Friday
• Report: Most productive employees use Macs
• Tort reform to save Ohio nearly $700 million
• 4th Annual Free to Breathe 5K Run/Walk And 1 Mile Run/Walk
• Doctors fear cuts in Medicare
• 1 dead in fatal Clark County crash
• Cause of Gettysburg Ave. Burger King fire likely electrical
• Target store back open after small natural gas leak found
• Elderly driver’s left turn sends car into vacant house
• Springfield cyclist dead after crashing in Miami Twp.
• Corporate mobile tablet use becomes varied
• City gave $1M contract to felon
• Church members giving less, report says
• Officer injured in New Year's Day Enon Beach shooting returns to duty
• Florida murder suspect captured in Franklin Twp.
• Flordia murder suspect captured in Franklin Twp.
• Officers searching for man, 69, missing since Thursday
• Vandalia Marine Lauterbach left vulnerable, report says
• Semi flips in 3-vehicle crash in Warren County
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• Ohio unemployment trust underfunded before recession, report says
• Some big banks avoid debit card fees
• Report: Ohio could save $686M through tort reform
• Report: Vandalia Marine Lauterbach left vulnerable
• Public job losses hit blacks harder
• Improper housing agency raises alleged
• Skydiver injured during Fairmont game
• Miami OT spikes amid cuts
• State's unemployment compensation underfunded before recession, report says
• Looming strike won’t close Xenia schools
• 12 arrested in Hamilton prostitution sting
• Local fallen hero Snow honored with Silver Star
• Families speak out after former teacher found guilty of sex with students
• It's the weekend! Remember to celebrate Halloween responsibly--we want to see al...
• Parlez-vous français? >> French Immersion Day is coming to Wright State, Wed., N...
• Check out that hair! And the clothes! And the dancing! Must be musical time. Don...
• Xenia school board calls special meeting for today, Monday
• Who's going to Howloween Hoopla tomorrow?
• Dayton fails to investigate grant requests
• DPL profit drops in third quarter
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• Airport traffic slips during month
• Standard Register boosts 3Q profits
• Ohio boosting efforts to reduce Worker’s Comp claims abuse
• Pumpkin Carving Contest
• University of Dayton makes Kiplinger’s value list
• Local hero to be honored posthumously today with Silver Star
• Federal Reserve crimping bank moves
• City fails to investigate grant requests
• Publicity leads to spike in claiming unclaimed funds
• U.S. airlines corralled $1B in fees in second quarter
• Obama jobs bill would bring $1.1B for Ohio infrastructure
• Tall Stacks event in Cincinnati canceled
• Fifth Third makes top management moves
• Report: 15 scariest jobs
• Kettering tuxedo store to close
• I-75 traffic reopen following construction zone accident
• Code of ethics introduced for Xenia Council
• Novelty lenses come with a warning
• Bridge work closes lane on Interstate 71
• WSU dean earns national honor
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• Kettering tuxedo shop set to close
• Official: Obama jobs bill would bring $1.1B for Ohio infrastructure
• Markets climb on European news
• Dayton salon to close
• Local companies nab $60K in safety grants
• FilmDayton names executive director
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• U.S. mortgage rates tick down
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• First Financial posts $15.6M 3Q profit
• Donation to enhance Wright State geology studies
• P&G 1Q profit dips to $3.02 billion, meets expectations
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• Expert to say ex-teacher was sane when alleged sex occurred
• Local gas prices rise
• Cincinnati airport deciding fate of two terminals
• Boeing Dreamliner makes inaugural commercial flight
• Books-A-Million fills some Borders void
• Poll: Herman Cain a favorite among Ohio Republicans
• Seven job interview mistakes to avoid
• Louisville Slugger to honor Johnny Bench
• This week's local fishing report
• Testing reveals low levels of drugs in drinking water source
• City beating ’11 budget projections
• Combine downs power lines, trapping farmer
• New jobs, housing focus of forum
• Xenia Council eyes new code of conduct
• Tipp Council agrees to purchase of fire truck
• Fertility clinic to open satellite location
• Police blotter: Charges pending after man near overdose
• Doctors say medical, psychological issues impaired teacher’s judgment
• Heroin sale ends with 22-year-old woman paralyzed
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• Poll: Cain a favorite among Ohio Republicans
• RFID startup lands in Dayton
• Murder charge denied due to self-defense law, prosecutors say
• Occupy Dayton debates ‘occupation’ as winter nears
• I-75 ramp to Ohio 4 to close a day early
• Vandalia man claims lottery prize
• Wright-Patt awards $4.5M base paving deal
• U.S. trucking industry sees monthly rebound
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• Power could be out for hours in Clayton after combine crash
• ‘The X Factor’ reaches out with Twitter
• Local hero to be honored posthumously with Silver Star
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• Kroger changes fuel rewards program
• Defense begins in sex crimes trial of ex-teacher
• Accident with entrapment reported near hospital
• Victim in Preble County fire not yet identified
• Android surpasses Apple on app downloads
• Dayton Space Shuttle petition gets required signatures
• U.S. steelmakers wary of future
• Auto supplier seeks $20M Clark County expansion
• Privatizing Ohio Turnpike would aid transportation projects
• Procter & Gamble offers early retirement
• Animal expert sees signs of panther
• Friends, comrades honor soldier armed with smile
• School grad rates to be more accurate
• Isreal gets 25 1/2 years in slaying
• Zip line tours nixed after death
• Shuttle petition surpasses goal
• Hotel faces 2nd bedbug lawsuit
• Mayor talks up city’s immigrant program
• Antioch College set 
to renovate North Hall
• Witnesses say accused ex-teacher hinted at insanity plea early
• Piqua man suing community college
• Restoration project 
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• One injured in crash that shut down southbound I-75
• Family member or an Iraq veteran?
• Man who killed sheriff’s deputy sentenced to 25 1/2 years to life
• AK Steel reports $3.5 million net loss for third quarter
• Top 5 computer training programs in the Dayton area
• Procter & Gamble restructuring to be 'modest'
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• Dayton Space Shuttle petition tops required 5K mark
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• Auto supplier plots $20M Clark County expansion
• Duke Energy OKs settlement over rate plan
• Welcome to College inks deal with social gaming app
• Xenia secures $200K for downtown upgrade project
• Dayton-area unemployment rate falls to 9.2%
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• Mason grad’s group advances on Sing-Off
• AK Steel narrows third quarter losses
• Jobless rates fall across area, state
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• Mayor plugs immigrant-friendly program on national TV
• I-75 ramp to Ohio 4 to close for 2 years for repairs
• Ohio loses millions to online sales
• Harrison Township lands grant for environmental work
• Yuengling's Dayton launch disrupted by demand
• Survey: Small-business owners more pessimistic
• Kettering Fairmont lands national manufacturing award
• Obama broadens program to help struggling homeowners
• Damon’s closes last four company-owned locations
• Industrial site moves closer to reuse with $296K grant
• Jobs dominate candidates forum
• New Carlisle resident spots panther
• 2 law firms to sue over Kylen English death
• Hundreds turn out to honor late vet
• Man pleads no contest in Troy stadium crime
• Mohawk to close Beckett Mill on Dayton Street
• Jury finds Isreal guilty of killing deputy
• Wright State lands dollars for laser project
• Where to get breakfast in the greater Dayton area
• Dayton police will be sued over death of Kylen English, attorney says
• Diabetic Delights Mixed berry trifle recipe
• Kettering Fairmont wins national manufacturing award, grants
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• Harrison Township gets grant for environmental work
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• Obama, Romney all square in new Ohio poll
• Occupy Dayton responds to incendiary video
• FedEx hiring 20,000 for holiday rush
• Analyst raises Fifth Third profit estimates
• Dayton Opera targets younger patrons
• Suspect in Liberty Twp. shooting dead; family owns stores in region
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• Students: Today is the last day to drop a Fall Quarter class with a grade of W.
• Suspect in Liberty Twp. shooting is dead; family owns stores in region
• Gas prices down 11 cents
• Number of elderly drivers up dramatically in Ohio
• Law firms investigate death of Kylen English
• Signatures needed for last-ditch effort to get shuttle in Dayton
• Senator seeks action on wartime contracting waste
• Woman struck by car identified
• Lockheed Martin lands extra $890M for C5 work
• Mitt Romney to visit Southwest Ohio on Tuesday
• Rural Ohio encounters oil boom
• Bank of America makes it tougher to waive debit card fee
• Amazon Kindle Fire leads pack among holiday gadget gifts
• Juveniles suspected in armed robbery
• Assaults in Ohio prisons up 20.6%
• Trial begins today for former teacher
• Vigil for double shooting victims draws large crowd
• Dirt-biker fleeing police hits car in Dayton
• Guitarist with no arms appearing in Miami Valley
• Report: Morris to open megastore in KY.
• Dirt-biker fleeing police hit by car in Dayton
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• Suspect in fatal Liberty Twp. shooting kills himself in Michigan, police say
• Tabasco introduces new Buffalo style hot sauce
• Man killed by train was son of Miamisburg’s police chief
• Vandalia-Butler district shows off renovated high school
• Local Guard unit nears deployment
• TesTech investigations expanding
• Clinical trials play key role in breast cancer treatment
• Restaurateur Ruby eyes expansion to West Chester
• Ten Top Women named for 2011
• Construction begins
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• Soldier from Kettering dies after surgery
• What a beautiful day and evening! Anyone get outdoors to enjoy the great weather?
• Defense in deputy's death trial may start Monday
• Man ID’d in West Carrollton fatal train incident
• Lockheed gets extra $890M for C-5 work
• BofA makes it harder to waive debit card fee
• Amazon tablet sets stage as hottest holiday gadget
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• Lawsuit aims to halt racetrack slots
• Animal owner traded guns for tiger, monkey, leopard
• Greene Memorial fined for lab error, loses accreditation
• $30K worth of copper wire stolen from schools
• Man falls asleep at the 
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• Expect lane closures on Interstate 75 Saturday
• Prescribed prairie burns scheduled
• Victims identified in fatal crash on Ohio 129
• Deputy’s death caused by multiple ‘blunt force injuries’
• Job Center closes after several people become ill
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• Dayton airport to solicit new proposals for hotel construction
• Man struck and killed by train
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• Group sues to stop Ohio slots-at-tracks plan
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• Ohio unemployment unchanged at 9.1%
• Bills would put wild areas at risk
• Utility pole blocks Dayton street
• It's Friday! And...could that possibly be the sun?!
• Frost possible overnight
• Semi overturns on I-675, leaking fuel; emergency crews respond
• Pedestrian struck and killed by train
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• Ohio farmers fear illegal immigrant crackdown
• Boeing, Raytheon insulated from defense cuts
• IRS increases tax deductions, exemptions
• 219 SW Ohio bridges structurally deficient
• GM to build diesel Cruze at Ohio plant
• Fed President troubled by unemployment
• Pet store chain puts halt to selling cats and dogs
• Tax incentives sought for multi-million dollar development
• Experts say U.S. role is vital to Libya transition
• Area reps: Gadhafi’s death good for U.S.-Libya relationship
• Relatives of Pan Am victims: ‘All evil is destroyed one way or the other’
• Prescription Take-back Day will be Oct. 29
• Governor clears way for proposed Dayton race track to have slot machines
• Suspect in deputy’s death initially denied driving car
• Two-vehicle wreck on I-75 cleared, traffic moving
• Miami program earns state honors
• Man charged in home invasion has 31 prior charges
• JPMorgan CEO: New regulation to hurt banks
• We want to talk to veterans of Iraq or Afghanistan struggling to find a private sector job
• KeyBank parent profits surge 41% in 3Q
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• Exotic animal business defenders speak out
• Ohio Dems seek probe of JobsOhio's Kvamme
• REX to repurchase 500K shares
• Dayton homes sales down slightly from prior month
• Today at 3 p.m. in the SU Apollo Room, the university will recognize the employe...
• Ohio offers picturesque fall landscapes by day and Halloween fun by night
• Manufacturing show back to pre-recession levels
• Piqua crane company names new family CEO
• Speaker: U.S. mergers and acquisitions slowly picking up
• Just announced! Wright State earns a 7th Ohio Center of Excellence designation f...
• Nearly 3,000 gallons of diesel spills
• Arbor Boulevard shut down because of fuel spill
• Car fire shuts down train tracks
• Trooper decribes crash scene in trial of man charged in deputy's death
• Water supply contract to lower fees in South Lebanon
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• More rain and wind today
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• Naked man at McDonald’s leads police on chase
• Student loan defaults up
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• Boy taken to hospital after being struck by vehicle
• More Facebook friends means bigger brain
• Ohio Supreme Court debates smoking ban
• U.S. Bancorp posts profit, eyes debit fees
• Inflation up in Midwest in new report
• Ford's union workers ratify new contract
• Dayton considers immigrant IDs
• Authorities recount death of deputy
• Northwestern students evaluated after bus crash
• Impaired man missing in Dayton
• Shoppers get all-natural option at new Earth Fare
• Swap clothing and accessories at benefit
• Miami County seeking $30K+ to upgrade signs
• Some flooding reported; strong winds expected
• Man killed by train becomes city’s third death in five days
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• Eastman Kodak may move 570 jobs out of Kettering
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• Schools union may file labor action
• New hospital hiring up to 300
• Education a key force in the region’s economic growth
• Freddie Mac, BofA settlement under fire
• Federal government shutdown avoided
• Development projects to land 100 new jobs
• Rainfall sets record this month
• Ohio grows population closer to 12 million
• Google's Android tops Apple iPhone sales
• Home sales down to 6-month low
• Facebook giving ad credits to small firms
• Doctoral milestone set at Wright State Univ.
• Woman, 28, killed when car skids under semitrailer
• More than 100 new area jobs on tap
• Law drives school lunch price hike
• Bond for suspect in slaying set at $1 M
• Verdict to stand in wrongful death lawsuit
• Some areas report 3 to 4 inches of rain
• Android tops Apple iPhone in market share
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• Westboro church says Miami teaches ‘rebellion against God,’ plans picket
• Floods cause travel woes for drivers
• Wright State University hits milestone
• Procter & Gamble trims exec ranks up to 15%
• Dayton-area retailer Go Home to close
• Macy's to add 78,000 holidays workers
• Just released >> Check out the Winter Quarter and Intersession course offerings...
• 2 questioned in death of 20-year-old woman hit by train
• ‘Dolphin Tale’ inspired young science student
• Police at OSU paid more than $1M in overtime
• Munoz to speak at Ohio Hispanic Chamber event
• Kings Island's Halloween Haunt now open weekends
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• Woman killed in weather-related crash on I-70
• Police at OSU paid more than $1M in overtime
• WPAFB boasts powerful regional effect
• 1 dead in morning crash on I-70
• Clearkcreek Twp. trustees refer charges against fellow trustee
• Accessories du jour: Umbrella and map of the tunnels. We've got the second one h...
• Deputies arrest man in Lebanon shooting
• Flood advisory issued for most of region
• Parts of Satellite may have hit U.S.
• Report: Facebook has no plans to charge users
• Storms knock power out in region
• Occupants out of flooded car that remains in water
• Pentagon may cap exec pay at defense firms
• Groupon unsure of IPO timing
• MacB lands $25M Air Force deal
• Survey: Most people say no to more taxes
• DBJ's most-popular stories online
• Deputies arrest slaying suspect
• Miami names two new trustees
• Area mother named national president of military organization
• Clarksville Road 
to close Wednesday
• Grocery clerk shoots man trying to rob store
• Fire destroys abandoned home
• Part-time workers taking place of public employees
• Area county claims highest drug overdose rate of urban areas in state
• Gas prices fall below $3 a gallon in parts of nation
• Atomic workers ridiculed in training manual
• Woman's body found near railroad tracks
• Person shot in Lebanon, suspect apprehended
• ODNR’s interim boss sees progress at Grand Lake St. Marys
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• 19-year-old arrested in armed robbery case
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• 19-year-old arrested in armed robbery case
• Widow blames banker for loss of life’s fortune
• Skilled workers in high demand
• Police at OSU paid $1.6M in overtime
• Leaders discuss violence prevention at UD
• Lifelong resident named new Xenia fire chief
• 9-1-1 tower site OK’d for 30-year lease
• Arrest made in gas station armed robbery
• Local firm wins $24.9M Air Force deal
• Poll: Most unwilling to pay higher taxes
• Regional government could save money
• Cincinnati State faculty on strike
• Downtown Springfield making dramatic comeback
• Bar where student killed over capacity
• Slain CSU student-athlete had just turned 21
• Expect surplus of flu shots this year
• Group wants to remove Wilberforce board, administrators
• Local man hurt in zipline accident that killed co-worker
• Solar compactors 
go to total of 10 sites
• City OKs sewer, police, computer deals
• Clarksville Road 
to close Wednesday
• Dayton 14th in in smog rankings
• Faith leaders to discuss violence prevention Saturday at UD
• Fatal Needmore crash still under investigation
• Air Force Museum to repave entry road
• WYSO to relocate and strengthen signal
• Cincy State faculty strikes as president officially inaugurated
• Franklin man wanted in several burglaries
• President's Awards for Excellence for Staff and Outstanding Units >> Congratulat...
• Millions more in research dollars heading to Wright State. See what we're doing...
• New rules to hit Facebook users
• Boehner: No federal government shutdown
• DPL shareholders approve AES merger
• CSC moves 165 workers off ECSS program
• Are you ready for some football?! >> The Club Football team has their first-ever...
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• GE Aviation gets $10.8M Navy contract
• Dayton Children’s CEO David Kinsaul to retire
• Miamisburg High School student struck by a vehicle
• Rust-filled tap water frustrates residents
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• Kings Island's Halloween Haunt opens today
• Stocks set for rebound Friday
• Personal income declines for Ohio workers
• Government shutdown possible again
• 4-car accident reported on I-75
• Obama promotes jobs bill in Cincinnati
• Dayton's CFO of the Year winners named
• Stocks get hit hard on Wall Street
• Bridge project won’t start until 2015
• President Obama pushes Boehner to pass jobs bill
• Montgomery Co. to experience big cuts in human services
• Mom of boy killed by van allowed to drive
• Centerville principal called a 'great fit' for role
• 9-year-old girl's death raises nurse staffing concerns
• This week's area fishing report
• McLin ordered to turn over funeral contracts
• Residents rally for city support on post office
• WSU partners with Turkish university
• Xenia taxpayers have option to pay online, by phone
• Food giveaway helps 400
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• Questions and answers on the new Facebook
• Obama: ‘We can’t wait around to create jobs’
• Investors take a beating on Wall Street
• Monroe school treasurer candidate advances to 3rd round of interviews
• Second highest enrollment in school history >> Approximately 19,600 students beg...
• DBJ names 2011 CFO of the Year winners
• Slideshow: CFO of the Year awards
• Contract worth up to $5M awarded to WSU for UAV research
• Dayton Humane Society getting a makeover
• Air Force to offer buyouts to 6,000 civilians
• We just spotted several members of the men's basketball team in The Hangar. Want...
• FedEx delivers $464M profit, reduces full-year forecast
• Wright State earns $5M Air Force deal
• Civil War encampment this weekend
• Ohio personal income growth slips in 2Q
• Cause of death for girl who died at school unclear
• United Technologies to acquire Goodrich for $18.4B
• Will you be watching? >> Tonight, former Raider Nicole Sherzinger debuts as a ju...
• 3 from area share Mega Millions win
• 19-year-old accused of killing his girlfriend, three other felonies
• Slideshow: UD dining hall renovations
• Dayton No. 2 for worst allergy cities
• Wright State student debuts on "X-Factor"
• Ohio Senate OKs new Congressional map
• Honda plans $50 million plant expansion
• Report: Apple iPhone 5 to debut Oct. 4
• Chase Bank donates to Dayton United Way
• Ex-official avoids jail time
• Science fair matches tech businesses, future workers
• Dayton reaches out to immigrants
• Three area residents share Mega Millions win
• Are you married to a spouse of another race?
• Suspect arrested in robbery, homicide
• Dayton dot-com plans college roadshow
• DBJ's most-viewed photo slideshows
• Stocks stumble on new stimulus talks
• Mason graduate and group perform in NBC’s ‘Sing-Off’
• Landen resident a speaker at woodworking trade show
• Former Wright Stater Nicole Scherzinger stars on ‘The X Factor’
• Bank foundation doles $15K to Dayton United Way
• Honda to invest $50M in Logan County plant
• Federal cuts to cost Dayton RTA $7M annually
• Kurz-Kasch to shutter Miamisburg plant, cut 65 jobs
• Check out an American theatre classic, Death of a Salesman, as the first product...
• New Apple top dog Cook to launch iPhone 5
• Records tumble at Air Force Marathon
• Man arrested for reckless homicide
• Truck goes off road, strikes van and house
• Think you know your professors? Think again! Check out the road that led Scott G...
• SABMiller to buy Foster's in $10B beer deal
• Man, 19, arrested for allegedly shooting, killing girlfriend
• Anyone else get confused by all the Facebook changes? Have no fear--we are still...
• Scheduled execution of Georgia man draws local attention
• Sinclair is visiting Wayne High School today with WDTN-TV for a Wait2TXT assembl...
• Area college students spend nearly 1M hours volunteering
• Middletown firm lands $13M Army contract
• Drug testing adapts to ban on bath salts
• Schools performance scores database
• Photos of Dayton-area million-dollar homes
• Fifth Third raises dividend
• Duke Energy boosts wind power business
• Study: Oil, gas to add 200K jobs in Ohio
• Xenia Twp. commission recommends CEMEX application
• Xenia Support union weighing offer
• Obama’s visit to Cincinnati open to public
• Big banks to add $20 billion in small business lending
• Local construction firm nabs $13M Army job
• Man burned in apartment fire dies
• Fifth Third Bank ups stock dividend
• Humane Society called to deal with cat problems
• Going on now until 5 p.m. >> Visit the Millett Hall Atrium for the Multicultural...
• Report: Health care law to bring cost hikes to Ohio
• Luxury home sales down for 2011
• Slideshow: Dayton-area luxury homes
• Database of Ohio school performances
• Dayton-area schools fare well in new ratings
• Brown seeks to extend aid to workers displaced by foreign trade
• Country Applefest promises to be fun to the core
• Southwest may trim AirTran routes
• "Today's achievement is a tribute to all the patriots who fought and marched for...
• Mom of 5-year-old who died could lose driving privileges
• Sinclair is currently 39-41 in the Dayton Daily News High School Football Game o...
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• Humana expands, will add 200 jobs to area
• DukeEnergy merger to impact jobs little
• Not one, but two new iPhones on way
• Springfield chamber exec joins state
• Boehner discusses hurdles to jobs
• Local businessman marries daytime TV star
• Cause of fire at metal spinning company unknown
• Emergency crews respond to crash on eastbound I-70
• Dayton not on early list for AT&T 4G
• Dayton near last in long-term growth
• Retailers post sales boost in 2Q
• New online tool for Delta, 12 airlines
• Boehner: Regulations hurting businesses
• Boehner discusses job creation at stops
• Horror musical, mazes and more at Kings Island's Halloween Haunt
• Mother of Dillon Gooding could lose driving privileges
• Local stores may have sold tainted turkey
• District map may violate federal law, NAACP says
• Bear in man’s backyard raises Bethel trustee’s ire
• Group seeks to restart manufacturing
• Zak tabbed for state development job
• Report: Apple plans two new iPhone models
• More testing urged at VA
• Caterpillar on pace to have 600 workers at new facility
• AT&T launches 4G network, Dayton not on early list
• House Speaker to speak today at expanding Butler County company
• Are you in the Military? We are currently looking for military students interest...
• Taxpayers can bear costs to clean up after hoarders
• Boehner says regulations holding back businesses
• Tomorrow, 1 to 2:30 p.m. >> Get answers during the Wright State University Stude...
• Blaze forces firefighters into defensive mode
• Group launches tool for international fliers
• Man announces intent to run against Boehner
• Dayton eateries to fight childhood hunger
• Perfect North plans 5K run
• DBJ names Business of the Year honorees
• This is the last official week of summer. Are you already longing for the long,...
• Local woman to sing on national TV
• WorkflowOne inks deal with manufacturer Robert Bosch
• Ohio, others join suit against AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Save the date! >> Homecoming will be October 3-8. Events include the bowling par...
• Fall quarter intramural sports start today! Who's playing?
• Facebook to launch new media service
• Kroger reaches deal with union
• Satellite to crash into earth this week
• Obama plans new tax on millionaires
• Miami University to boost fees
• GM, UAW labor deal offers raises, bonus
• Duke Energy, Progress to cut 2,000 jobs
• Bernanke action could boost stock markets
• WSU joins battle against hacking with new training
• Sewer issue is off ballot
• Group protests for bus stops
• Local man: ‘Hoarders’ appearance helped him
• Taxpayers often bear costs to clean up after hoarders
• Anonymous grant may spur project for amphitheater lot
• Armed robber escapes police pursuit
• 5 injured in Xenia Twp. crash
• Report: GM and UAW deal includes $5K bonus
• Miami U. to raises room and board 3.5 percent
• Woman, 78, dies following Preble accident
• Missing 13-year-old found safe
• Congressional map splits Dayton's black voters
• Impact, accountability fuel United Way’s fundraising drive
• Anonymous grant may spur project for ampitheater lot
• Woman dies after car crashes into construction site
• 13-year-old missing from Warren County home
• New districts prompt fears about Wright-Patt jobs
• Nonprofit hospitals receive over $100M in tax breaks
• Truck show to raise funds for Komen for the Cure
• Motorcycle crash reported in Riverside
• Motorcycle crash victim identified
• Old smokestack on Edwin C. Moses Boulevard demolished
• Group plans protests 
for RTA bus stops in Beavercreek
• Old smokestack to be demolished today
• Arrested man fears lightning after ingesting bath salts
• Greene County property values down with few complaints
• U.S. spends billions outsourcing work
• Ohio has no easy way out of its jobless crisis
• 1 killed when car, motorcycle collide downtown
• Council recasts annexation votes in South Lebanon
• Megachurch growth follows national trend
• Teen driver crash rate reduced by new program
• One of Dayton ‘Flood Twins’ dies at 99
• WSU med school dean will return to teaching
• Twice-yearly Urban Nights offers new perspectives on downtown
• Giant Jesus statue frame in place
• NB I-75 snarled after crash with multiple vehicles
• Notes from an ‘extreme’ rappeller
• First Financial eyes more acquisitions but will stick to plan
• Such a busy, busy weekend--so much to do! What are you planning to do this weekend?
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of the week: 9/09 to 9/16
• Dozens descend Key Bank building in downtown Dayton
• Slideshow: Charity rappellers decend Dayton’s Key Bank building
• Lebanon family part of local Walk to Defeat ALS
• Dean of Wright State medical school to step down
• Oakwood ranks highest in region for affluence
• Good luck to all the 5K, 10K, and half and full marathon runners this weekend! >...
• Technology/arts come together at Dayton’s Urban Nights
• Know anything about this? Contact the WSUPD or file an anonymous Silent Witness...
• Ohio jobless rate hits 9.1% after 3rd straight increase
• Boehner to face opposition in 2012
• Air Force: BRAC process complete, on budget
• Did you know? Wright State is the first university in the nation to create a dog...
• U.S. mortgage rates fall to record lows
• 440 local postal jobs in jeopardy
• U.S. Postal facility in Dayton faces possible closure
• SBA to roll out new mentor-protégé programs
• Netflix sees fewer subscribers than anticipated
• Hallmark, others named best companies for working mothers
• President Obama to visit Cincinnati
• Obama to visit Cincinnati bridge, promote jobs act
• Events aim to inform voters about Issue 12
• Aullwood Apple Fest
• Owe more on your house than what it is worth?
• Public workers’ political activity limited
• 12 years on Council enough, Miller says
• Air Force computer modernization project to not be completed on time
• Longtime 
Centerville High School 
principal to retire
• Area concerts receiving scrutiny after Indiana stage collapse
• Dayton postal facility eyed for closure
• Five Rivers MetroParks rated 'bike-friendly' by national league
• Honors Ride event Saturday in Warren County to benefit cancer patients
• Seeking employment? >> Recruiting Days is next Tuesday and Wednesday. Check out...
• President Obama plans visit to Brent Spence Bridge
• Local mail processing center could be consolidated
• Fifth Third, Huntington lauded by Fannie Mae for homeowner help
• Future of Air Force defense program remains fuzzy
• Wright State-led defense program to spur 250 jobs
• Video of Oxford riot spurs concerns there aren't enough police
• Wright State means jobs >> Read how an initiative led by our Wright State Resear...
• Police arrest four in student disturbance
• We hear you >> We contacted CaTS with your comments about the wireless network a...
• Dayton, statewide foreclosure activity plummets from last year
• Area companies crack InformationWeek 500 list
• Pedestrian struck at Brown and Stewart
• Victim identified in deadly Butler Twp. shooting
• Good morning, Raider Country! What a beautiful morning! Be sure to join us on Th...
• WSU professors challenge new $450K football field
• VA director involved in Dayton dental scandal reassigned to Maryland
• U.S. Postal Service to propose sorting facility closures
• Attention devoted parents: How do you help your kids master their homework?
• BofA found guilty of violating whistle blower law
• Ford, UAW extend deadline for contract negotiations
• Federal agency seeks ban on trucker cell phones
• Ohio median income takes tumble
• Ohio employers adding jobs may get energy breaks
• Boy, 4, injured in freak car incident
• Man, 69, burned by flame from stove burner
• 5 city cops get promoted
• Charity honors 9/11 victim with bed donations
• Dayton offers cash for recycling
• Man suing his ex-wife, who shot him
• Trotwood looks to save post office
• Semi hits Greenon school bus on U.S. 68
• Body of Middletown woman found near Dayton Mall
• Man struck by train near University Boulevard
• Man severely burned by gas stove flames in apartment
• The kids in your life could be Junior Raider Cheerleaders! >> Our cheerleaders a...
• Charity rappellers to descend Key Bank building on Friday
• Report: Nearly 20% of Dayton homes are ‘underwater’
• Cassano’s get naming rights for Dayton Gems hockey rink
• Conservative think tank says public workers earn 43% premium
• Central State University president to retire
• Boy injured when head and neck trapped in car window
• Top 5 United Way funding recipients
• Congratulations to all the faculty who were recognized in this year's Faculty Aw...
• Cincinnati Reds Opening Day shifts to Friday in 2012
• Wright State inks radio deal for basketball games
• Air Force Marathon to draw thousands this weekend
• Four Dayton communities land $2M for housing projects
• Duty calling area soldiers to service in Afghanistan
• Sinclair Talks kicks off today at 12:00 noon in the library with ‘Remembering 9/...
• Body found between two Miami Twp. hotels identified
• The first Java N Jazz event of the year is today, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., in th...
• Google adds flight search
• AT&T to expand unlimited calling plan
• Fifth Third stock jumps after analyst hikes rating
• Demand remains strong for Boeing planes
• Proposed Ohio congressional redistricting expected for vote
• Delta to roll out more capacity cuts
• Former landfill could become a travel center
• Regulations could affect graduation rate of DPS
• Ohio hunters gearing up for waterfowl season
• Police reopen 1994 homicide of woman shot in Fairfield
• Fire chiefs propose paperless system, seek county money to start project
• Beavercreek details possible cuts
• Franklin graduate on America’s Next Top Model again
• "Changing Community by Changing the University" >> Come to the Student Union Apo...
• House explosion an intentional act, investigators say
• Delta plans more capacity cuts
• Beavercreek issues harsh outlook if Nov. 8 levy fails
• It's time to vote for this week's high school football game winners:
• Fifth Third stock rises after analyst hikes rating
• Clark County manufacturer to expand
• Chiquita eyes move out of Cincinnati
• Veterans >> US Military veterans who are students, faculty, or staff are invited...
• Teams sought for big Wiffle Ball tournament
• Body discovered near Miami Twp. hotels
• Today is the LAST DAY to register for flag football and soccer. Co-ed basketball...
• H&R Block won't offer pre-refund lending
• Dayton ranks No. 65 for GDP growth rate
• Dayton-area colleges rank among U.S. News' Best Colleges
• Motorcycle involved in 2-vehicle accident in Huber Heights
• Just launched! >> Our website has a new, fresh look and is now more accessible t...
• Local hiring outlook dims for 4Q
• Looking for a student job? Need some motivation? A Student Worker Job Fair will...
• Three local arts groups may combine to save money
• Suspect in weekend killing has history of gun violence, cops say
• Xenia union takes on school officials
• Children injured in minivan crash; mother might be charged
• Turner, Austria may face off in primary
• Miami halts accelerated MBA program
• Behr plant to get $1.7M in equipment upgrades
• PNC boss confident about banking sector
• Amylin's diabetes drug gets positive results
• Business economists lower U.S. growth forecast
• 2 guilty of duct-taping 3-year-old
• NEA chief applauds Belmont success
• Miami to end MBA program in Oxford
• Children injured in minivan crash; mother may be charged
• This is a kitty. This is a leopard. See the difference?
• Behr plant to undergo $1.7M equipment upgrade
• Aviation Hall of Fame salutes the late Cliff Robertson
• Mark your calendar >> This Friday at 4:45 p.m., join us for the ribbon-cutting c...
• Beavercreek 9/11 Memorial dedicated
• Miami University halts accelerated MBA program
• Dayton airport to get new carpeting, if City Commission approves
• Ramp and lane closures scheduled for I-75 and Austin Boulevard
• Ford CFO: Auto industry recovery slower than expected
• Career Fair Preparation Workshop offered on Sept. 13 and 14, noon to 1 p.m. >> G...
• Give us your ideas on keeping costs down for car repairs and maintenance
• BofA confirms plan to cut 30K jobs
• First Financial among Fortune’s 100 fastest growing
• Dayton gas prices fall 5 cents, now average $3.64 per gallon
• Cargill issues new turkey recall
• U.S. mortgage rates hit new lows
• Lane of I-75 closed throughout week
• Want to see more of Wright State? View tons of photos on the university's SMUGMU...
• Get a Free Sinclair hoodie: The mascot will be around campus today from 9:30 – 1...
• Don't forget to come to Welcome Week today outside at the quad from 10:00 a.m. -...
• Week’s high temps will start in 80s, end in 60s
• Senate makes historic patent reform decision
• Obama jobs bill heading to Congress on Monday
• Ground Zero responder reflects on 9/11 efforts
• Ford, UAW negotiations to ripple across industries
• Poll: America not safer decade after 9/11
• Post 9/11 defense spending winding down
• Local man has a frontline role in fight on terrorism
• Memorial dedicated
• Reported tree scam leader arrested
• UD hailed nationally for efforts on diversity
• Warren County breaks ground on memorial to honor 9/11 heroes
• So far, 11 of you have shared where you were 10 years ago. Visit our wall and cl...
• Festivals celebrate cultural diversity
• Ground Zero responder looks back on 9/11 efforts
• Family learns to 'live with grief' after losing mother, wife
• Works facility upgrades may not be worth cost, city officials say
• Deaths, injuries tied to nursing home care
• Fairborn High School pays tribute to those killed in 9/11
• Ohioans recall horror of 9/11 in Washington
• Terror attacks 
shifts many peoples' perceptions about world
• Financial company stock makes debut on Nasdaq
• Tightened national security draws criticism from both political parties
• Advanced training crucial for landing future jobs
• Hostility, suspicion engulf American Muslims after 9/11
• Area festivals celebrate cultural diversity
• Mason woman's charity work continues after death in 9/11
• Montgomery County fair attendance down 19%
• U.S. Marshals arrest man wanted in tree service scam
• Couple take vows in the clouds, then skydive
• Couple weds 7,500 feet above ground, skydive
• Woman critical after car hits utility pole
• 9/11 defense funding boom ending
• House explosion rocks New Carlisle area
• Wright State grad spent 9/11 at president's side
• Ohio Task Force One's Ground Zero mission turned from rescue to recovery
• Man injured by falling tree
• Threats remain despite air safety improvements
• Centerville grad who died in Afghanistan remembered for service
• Tell us where you were on 9/11
• Local school union authorizes strike
• Laughter known for high-profile golf fund-raiser
• Town & Country evacuated due to smoke
• Waynesville requesting release from fiscal emergency
• Poll: America not safer 10 years after 9/11
• Slideshow: Tips for meaningful 9/11 reflection
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of this week
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• Are you a Sinclair Alumni? Check out the Alumni and Friends Facebook page:
• Anti-bullying program seeks men to volunteer
• Check out the photos we just posted of Fall Fest 2011. It's going on until 4 p.m...
• Free Youth Soccer Clinic for boys (ages 5-13) >> The Wright State men's soccer p...
• Report: Bank of America eyes 40,000 job cuts
• Kroger rings up $281M quarterly profit, beats analysts estimates
• Welcome Week schedule changes >> Please note that Fall Fest is now to be held in...
• Jesus statue gets new name
• The 2011 Greek Festival kicks off today
• Ohio State, Michigan lead in football attendance
• Three-car accident reported at Dayton intersection
• School board members unaware of campaign contributions
• Haz-Mat called to water treatment facility
• Patent reform passes U.S. Senate
• Environmental group targets Duke merger
• Problems at McLin funeral home aired
• Obama jobs plan offers small firms breaks
• Dayton Dragons tops in Class A attendance
• Dayton Bar Association sets new board
• Olympic weightlifting trials set for Ohio
• 9/11 becomes a teaching moment in area classrooms
• Beavercreek’s 9/11 bond lives in memorial
• Springer speaks at rally against HB 194, SB 5
• Jobs plan receives a mixed welcome
• Pilot dies in Logan County plane crash
• Woman struck by car on North Dixie
• Do you like Facebook's new privacy settings?
• Area fire departments cut staffs, keep chiefs
• Fire consumes home by moving through the attic
• Obama jobs plan offers tax breaks for small firms
• Suspension hearing begins for McLin Funeral Home director
• 1 dead in plane crash in area cornfield
• Dayton Bar Association names board members
• Arrest made in August homicide
• Restaurant alters alcohol policy on samples
• Location Changed! >> Fall Fest, tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., will now be hel...
• Art, film, lecture, and fiestas! >> We love Hispanic Heritage Month. Join us for...
• Slideshow: Top 25 most valuable NFL teams
• Slideshow: Top 20 most competitive countries
• Procter & Gamble to unveil restructuring plan this year
• Today we mourn the loss of our Hall of Fame basketball coach, Ralph Underhill. U...
• Bank stocks decline as LCNB up
• West Chester Hospital has energy certification
• Column: Obamacare limits choice, increase cost
• Your support is needed, Sept. 16 &17! >> Check out this article to see how YOU c...
• Indy 500 winner Luyendyk to host Dayton car show
• You can check out the exhibit early today and tomorrow on the first floor of Bui...
• Share with us your reflections about the Sept. 11 attacks
• Want to stay dry? Take advantage of our underground tunnel system, connecting mo...
• Investigation into fatal shooting points toward self-inflicted wound
• Stolen car slams into porch
• Free coffee, donuts and bagels for students - right now outside of Building 10 n...
• Have a great fall quarter!
• Horseshoe Casino Cleveland starts hiring
• Sinclair posts record enrollment
• Free ice cream at Graeter’s today
• Stock markets get boost from Europe news
• Fed Beige Book: Slower growth in Ohio
• Ohio leads nation in wage cuts
• Lawsuit looms for sewer dispute
• Victoria loses another staffer
• Fairport Apartments coming down
• Security work grew quickly at Wright-Patt after 9/11
• Sales of designer drugs persist as state ban nears
• Fornshell stepping down as GOP party chairman
• Sinclair sees record fall enrollment
• Stocks rally on Europe financial news
• Graeter’s offers free ice cream on Sept. 8
• Tomorrow is the first day of fall quarter. What advice would you give new studen...
• Come out next Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 7 p.m. in the Student Union Apollo Room to h...
• Ohio ranks No. 9 for heavy-equipment theft
• Q&A: Randy Gunlock of R.G. Properties
• J.P. Nauseef to chair NCAA First Four
• Dickman Supply expands, adds 15 new jobs
• Delta first with Wi-Fi on regional jets
• CareSource Foundation gives $205K to nonprofits
• Air Force awards $8 million in contracts
• Kick off season with parmesan pork roast recipe
• Fall Fest is Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Let's all hope this drab weather clea...
• Woman killed in Huber Heights crash identified
• Fuel spill causes slick conditions for motorists on I-75
• Ice cream, table tennis, open houses, and more are going on today for Welcome We...
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• Fuel spill causing slick conditions for motorists on I-75
• Local woman wins lottery
• 20 percent of fatal crashes involve drivers with suspended license
• Groupon IPO may be canceled
• LCNB stock gets Nasdaq listing
• Analyst boosts Fifth Third Bancorp rating
• Slideshow: Wendy's debuts sexy mascots
• Microsoft wants patent law change
• Stock markets hit hard Tuesday
• Local social service agencies get break on bus tokens
• Ex-Ohio Attorney General Cordray not planning to run for political office
• Group’s plan keeps Turner, Austria in separate districts
• Patriotic piano concert planned for 9/11 commemoration
• Community holiday concert seeks talent
• Local leaders to honor deceased veterans
• Local chefs cook for Glen Helen fundraiser
• Hearing for suspended teacher rescheduled
• Tropical Storm Lee causes big shifts in Miami Valley’s climate
• Decision on expert witness from Anthony trial could take weeks
• Exotic birds removed from vacant building
• Area charter schools see big gains on state report cards
• Top 5 entertainment venues in Dayton
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• Fifth Third rolls out first campus card program
• Sprint sues to block AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Menards buys Miami Township center for $5.4M
• UD to dole out $80K in business plan competition
• Free care at Ohio hospitals grows to $2.9B
• Aviation film producer to receive award
• Football great Gale Sayers to speak at Central State
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• MacAulay-Brown wins $26M Air Force IT contract
• PNC study: Young adults fear financial futures
• Fall quarter is less than 2 days away. Are you ready?
• Disney Store coming to Cincinnati Premium Outlets
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• Starbucks expanding in China
• Joe Biden visited Cincy for Labor Day
• Private equity buyout possible for AOL
• Oil, gas production still stopped in Gulf
• Honda in global recall of 1 million cars
• U.S. Postal Service at risk of default
• Dayton lags country in financial jobs
• Vice President Joe Biden speaks at Coney Island Labor Day picnic
• Do residents feel safer ten years after 9/11 attacks?
• U.S. safer following 
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• 130,000 hungry residents don't qualify for food assistance
• Local hospitals invested billions
• Nation’s No. 2 speaks at Coney Island Labor Day picnic
• Power restored, damages remain from severe storms
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• County asked to pay $5K a day fee for expert
• Honda to recall nearly 1 million cars
• Greene County home values fall 5.6 percent
• U.S. hits 17 big banks with mortgage lawsuit
• Dayton firms turn to daily deal sites
• Union membership in Ohio down sharply
• Microsoft faces location tracking suit
• Consumers find ways around new bank fees
• Analysts see trouble ahead for big banks
• Most popular news stories last week
• Ohio AG sues Miami Valley housing developer for polluted waterway
• Rep. Schmidt claims win in sign mandate
• Calamityville cleanup nearing completion
• Saxbys to anchor Oakwood retail center
• 1 in 4 Miami Valley residents lack high-speed Internet
• Most Dayton-area residents interviewed 
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• Housing costs leave many with little left to spend
• Disney Store Outlet coming to Monroe
• Dayton Airport power restored
• Tipp City took storm’s brunt
• Free fly fishing workshop offered
• Labor unions fight to regain relevance
• Parents of 5 year-old killed by van thank community
• Additions to Kings Island enhances Warren County as tourism destination
• Parents of boy killed by SUV thank community
• Bond rating exposes university’s plight
• What you like about your community?
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• Hail, winds hit Greenville
• Heat, not new policy, blamed for fair attendance drop
• DPS staffs using high-tech 
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• How safe are Dayton’s buildings?
• New lawsuit filed over mobile location tracking
• Miami Valley Hospital water test expected Saturday
• Government sues 17 big banks for mortgages
• Phone scam targets WesBanco customers
• St. Mary Development lands $110K grant
• Air Camp expands in Dayton
• Hooven-Dayton adds press, to hire workers
• Bank customers avoid paying new fees
• Census Bureau releases 2010 Ohio data
• United, Continental cut flights on fuel costs
• ID theft tops list of FTC complaints
• Report: Facebook users get self-esteem boost
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• Dorothy Lane Market hosting "Cheeses of the World" event
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of last week
• OSU spends freely from $38M fund
• Investors 'nervous' as big banks raise capital
• Bank of America may close 10% of branches
• Man breaks leg in equipment accident
• Businesses find success with daily deal sites
• DPL jobs to stay after merger
• Ex-prosecutor denies fault in hit-skip
• Increased highway patrols set for Labor Day weekend
• Analysis: Google's Android malware problem
• Kings Island to double waterpark with $10M expansion
• Banks seek to delay new debit fee rules
• Airlines raise fares 30% on oil costs
• Disney outlet store coming to Monroe
• Toddler struck, killed by SUV
• Agreement protects DPL jobs, tax payments to city
• Summer heat causes local schools to dismiss early
• Colts hire former OSU coach Jim Tressel
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• Kings Island to expand water park
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• Dayton ranks in top 20 for best drivers
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• Dayton Development Coalition exec to lead Ohio aerospace push
• Sobriety checkpoint to begin at 5 p.m. today
• Haircuts resume at business after morning fire
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• U.S. unemployment flattens, job growth stalls
• Government to sue big banks over mortgages
• Several freshmen started off their Wright State experience early by participatin...
• It's gonna be a hot one today! Can you believe we have a heat advisory in Septem...
• FedEx to expand distribution center, add 25 workers
• Summer heat causing local schools to dismiss early
• Memorial held, fund set up for deceased 5-year-old boy
• ER visits for heart attacks dip after smoking ban began
• Restaurants not hurt by Ohio smoking ban
• U.S. Postal Service has wasted space
• Heat advisory issued; area schools issue early dismissals and closings
• Electrical issues could have caused Trotwood fire
• Dayton economic picture gets rosier
• Ohio first for privatizing prisons
• Dayton adds 700 retail jobs in past year
• GM, Ford post sales gains
• FedEx expanding in Vandalia
• Police find clue about missing woman
• Gas prices close to record high before Labor Day
• Miami-Jacobs not 'up-front' about accreditation status, some say
• Area library finds support for $200M plan to build, renovate
• 'Doggie Dive' to benefit local rescue organizations
• Summer heat causing local schools to dismiss class early
• Dayton adds 4,600 jobs in past year
• Black leopard sightings still being reported
• Labor Day festival 'AlterFest' set for this Saturday
• Ford sales grow with fuel-efficient models
• Search begins for missing woman
• New attraction, gigantic dinosaur coming to Kings Island
• GM reports robust August, sales climb 18%
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• Slideshow: College football's 20 richest teams
• Pulitzer winner gives voice to journalists
• S&P boosts outlook for Fifth Third’s credit rating
• Report: Journalists turn to social media
• Dayton climbs on ‘America’s Manliest Cities’ list
• Kings Island to add 'major attraction'
• Nurses union to protest at Congressman’s office
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• Have you been unemployed so long that you’ve given up looking for work?
• US 35 road closure begins tonight
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• Amazon’s iPad challenger tablet delayed
• FAA ruling to ignite UAV job growth
• Top 5 visual arts organizations in Dayton area
• Top 5 performing arts organizations in the Dayton area
• S&P 500 on best run since 2009
• Amazon mobile tablet delay likely
• Miami University eyes cost increases
• Rex grows profit in quarter
• Ohio Treasurer puts all public salary info online
• DOJ seeks to block AT&T, T-Mobile deal
• 5-year-old boy’s death labeled an accident
• Husted challenges mailing of absentee ballots to voters by county
• Land preservation push still in high gear on area farmland
• Dayton police in-car cameras get major upgrade
• Feds lift mandate for road sign updates
• Fundraising for river project on track
• Area joblessness falls slightly
• Illegal tattoo shops a public health concern
• Miami Valley Joint Fire District approved
• Hurricane rescue team returning to Dayton
• Injury accident tangles traffic
• Rex boosts profit to $2.3 million
• Clooney movie filmed in Oxford gets mostly good reviews
• 1,600 new students will be moving into on-campus housing tomorrow, and returning...
• Red Roof Inn sells 194 hotels, sheds $700M in debt
• Archery tourney to bring $1.1M impact to Butler County
• 5-year-old boy killed in accident identified
• Airline fees add up to nickel and dime us
• Info from Wright State Dining Services >> Union Market in the Student Union will...
• DBJ wins statewide journalism awards
• Report: Online job vacancies down in Ohio
• Springfield manufacturer targets $1.8M expansion
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• Stabbed man not cooperating with police
• Local teachers banned from ‘friending’ students on Facebook
• Local budgets to lose millions in funding
• Freddie Mac to increase lending
• Cincinnati hospital closing, 92 jobs lost
• Pulitzer winner took stand for journalism
• Ohio State football tix sell below face value
• Sprint issues iPhone gag order for workers
• Kentucky Speedway expanding parking
• US Bank sues BofA's Countrywide
• Duke Energy rate plan kills competition, opponents say
• Local men very serious about ‘help thy neighbor’
• Nature Conservancy land opened again for deer hunting
• Dayton-based task force searches N.Y. homes
• County will not borrow for upgrades
• Dayton airport now using new generic body-scanning technology
• Moraine residents press EPA over potentially carcinogenic vapors
• Lawmaker pushing to add tribute to Wright brothers on Ohio seal
• Man charged for sex with inflatable raft
• U.S. Rep. Jordan pushes for lower federal spending, balanced budget amendment
• 5-year-old boy killed in accident
• No confirmed reason for possible home explosion
• Texas group arrives to join search for missing woman
• Miami Valley's 28-mile bike ride to honor fallen officers
• Ex-OSU administrator to discuss experience on 9/11 flight
• Proposed nutrition standards encouraging schools to choose healthier milk options
• Warren County to fund $25M court expansions over time without borrowing
• Pulitzer photojournalist takes a stand for quality
• Dayton airport using new body-scanning technology
• What are you most looking forward to this fall?
• Moraine residents to learn more tonight about pollution near former GM plant
• Cox newspapers to consolidate operations
• AT&T app seeks to reduce texting while driving
• Fast-casual burger joints growing
• Medical helicopter called after child hit by car
• Preparing for MOVE-IN DAY, Lara gets a crash course in golf cart driving.
• Pulitzer winner resigns over layoffs at Dayton Daily News
• Frontier Airlines flight attendants ratify contract
• Front of home collapses after possible explosion
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• Wall Street set to open lower Tuesday
• Omnicare, Nielsen eye move to Ohio
• 1,000 jobs may come to region
• Search dogs part of Irene rescue team
• Cincinnati Bell to get boost from data centers
• Convergys hiring 1,200 workers in six states
• CSX plans $59 million Ohio expansion
• Stock markets higher on bank mergers
• GSA boosts some federal reimbursements
• Jobs will be kept, added
• Amish Quilt Exhibit
• Businesses complain to panel about commercial activity tax
• Color guard/percussion events in region through 2019
• Centerville challenges township on taxes
• Flu vaccinations now mandatory for Children’s Medical Center workers
• Missing woman’s dad on ‘Today’ show; reward increased to $25,000
• Area black men contracting HIV at higher rate
• Franklin woman in fair condition, passenger critical after accident
• Dayton Development Coalition to get $2M for JobsOhio role
• Appeal delayed in Ryan Widmer murder case
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• Bank stocks drive markets higher
• Ohio Task Force 1 to begin search and rescue
• Ohio banks grow profit to nearly $10 billion
• Survey: Most workers don’t get enough sleep
• Northrop Grumman to cut 500 jobs, 23,000 offered buyout
• Ohio approves Chrysler expansion incentives
• Theatre majors often dream of playing leading roles on Broadway with the likes o...
• AirTran makes biggest gains at Dayton airport
• Gas prices $1 higher than last year around Labor Day
• Road by hospital may be closed permanently
• Owners of leaning house in Tipp City ordered to remove or repair structure
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• Fed bankers say economy 'perilous'
• Air travel still affected by Hurricane
• Missing woman’s dad on ‘Today’ show; search planned for today
• Apple gives new CEO nearly $400M in stock
• Mark Hurd total pay tops $120 million
• Poll: States should have choice in programs
• Hurricane Irene costs to top $45 billion
• Mortgage rates reverse course from lows
• Family Outdoor Skills Day set for Sept. 17
• Ohio Magazine picks Lebanon as best hometown
• Elections board adds precincts, reduces polling locations
• Retired educator has new passion: Making shaker boxes
• Xenia will update comprehensive plan
• Calamityville cleanup on Council agenda
• Road by hospital may be closed permanently
• Storm cleanup cost 
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• Centerville wants to stop paying township
• Debris blocks local crew from mission
• Rep. Jordan backs Ohio Treasurer Mandel for GOP senate nomination
• Almanac predicts mild, dry winter
• Valley View earns highest rating, saves $1.5M
• AmeriCorps program leaving UHS
• Victim’s family continues charity work for brother who died on 9/11
• Bronze theft at local cemeteries less prevalent than rest of Ohio
• Mental hospital will open soon
• Woman injured after falling from back of truck
• Search-and-rescue team from area in place to help
• Dayton-area medics, utilities workers go to hurricane zone
• Activist using Lovelace’s lapsed website against him
• Foe using Lovelace’s lapsed website
• New rules for kids and parents at Montgomery County Fair
• 1,900 permanent jobs expected from Huber Heights complex
• Culture Works gets $22K grant for study
• Kettering to sell home to Dayton Habitat for $1
• $138K grant OK’d for Xenia property assessment
• Dog, kennel license fees raised in Miami County
• Ragweed brings misery to area allergy sufferers
• Accused state rep urged to resign following drunk driving incident
• Regatta returns to Grand Lake St. Marys
• At least two injured in motorcycle crash
• Dayton-area medics on way to hurricane zone
• Fire reported at Butler Twp. home
• Local family visits homeland, cheers fight for freedom
• Veterans Bridge makeover planned
• Verdict in retrial of ’92 slaying: guilty
• Large drug bust results in felony charges for Dayton man
• New civil service chief hired
• Reliance on food banks growing
• Aging dams pose risk for state
• Local arts leaders will take helm of Dayton Art Institute
• Couple seek policy change after police officer shoots pet cat
• Owners upset over cat-shooting incident; city says it was a public safety concern
• Grease fire traps 77-year-old man in Dayton apartment
• Dayton Art Institute taps new leaders
• Report: NewPage in financing talks
• Former Ford plant in Batavia lands tenant
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• L’Auberge sale canceled as owner, bank in talks
• Air Force, Lockheed join on sensors research
• Woolpert lands part of $77M schools job
• Shuttle Report: Errors in process, Dayton still left out
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• Motorcyclist hurt in wreck with truck
• WPAFB could be the Hurricane shelter for 70 east coast aircraft
• Body found behind shopping center still not identified
• Slideshow: Xenia community photos
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• MetroHealth halts hiring, plans cuts
• Plastics company moving jobs to Ohio
• Buyers show interest
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• Sanctions violations to cost JPMorgan $88M
• Investors await Bernanke's Jackson Hole talk
• Group sues to block privatizing prisons
• Report: Verizon beats Sprint in performance
• Big Lots to take over some Borders sites
• WHIO Radio news director’s vacation cut short by storm
• L’Auberge allowed to stay open
• Fatal crash ends in prison term
• New market fills neighborhood void after double-homicide
• Council limits noise from outdoor entertainment
• Dayton Development Coalition can offer state incentives
• Bus stop embargo stalls shuttle
• Kasich appoints mostly males
• Dayton tied for shuttle after scoring error was found
• Carlisle council case filed with Ohio Supreme Court
• Motorcyclist flown to hospital after wreck with truck
• Union sues Miami over protest
• Police shoot cat; owners urge policy change for ill animals
• Irene could force up to 80 military aircraft to relocate to WPAFB
• Power restored to all but 150 DP&L customers
• Warren County redraws precinct boundaries, reduces polling locations
• Report: Air Force museum tied 'winning cities' to receive retired shuttles
• Ohio may cut workers’ comp rates for new businesses
• Slideshow: Healthiest Employers in Dayton awards
• Robbery suspect may have betrayed his alleged accomplice during shooting
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• Do you know an inspiring educator?
• Poll: Ohio State to fare better without Terrelle Pryor
• Delta renewing fleet with 100 Boeing 737s
• Redbox giving away free movie rental
• U.S. mortgage rates climb in past week
• Warren Buffett investing $5B in Bank of America
• Body found behind shopping center still not identified
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• Bacteria shuts golf course in Kettering
• Delaware man wanted in Indiana arrested in Miami Twp.
• Approximately 2,300 DP&L customers without power
• 2 strangers shot by lone gunman in Dayton
• School results improve on state’s report card
• W&S files $63M lawsuit against Bank of America
• Kasich: Ohio set for automaker investments
• Payless, Stride Rite closing 475 stores
• Dayton home building market down 75%
• Apple stock plunges as Steve Jobs leaves
• Old Spice Guy to join 'Charlie's Angles'
• Dayton backs IRG reuse plan for UPS site despite criticism
• Gold’s drop could chip at its safe-haven image
• Literary peace prize finalists named
• Doctor’s office fined $10,500
• Lebanon city councilman to open gunshop on Broadway in downtown
• Pharmacists’ work with patients cuts health costs
• 1 in 10 companies will drop health coverage
• Dayton to catch up on demolitions
• ARC merges with Ohio AIDS Coalition
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• ‘Downtown Mason is for sale,' says local real estate mogul
• Dayton airport reports more passengers in July
• Delaware man wanted in Indiana arrested Miami Twp.
• Top 5 Dayton-area manufacturing companies
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• Car drives through wall of Mexican restaurant
• Trucking down slightly in July
• Grandview Medical Center eyes $40M upgrade
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• Mason student earns perfect score on ACT
• Officials excited for $223M Huber Heights project
• Peerless Technologies wins Air Force contract
• Freshwater mussels moved from harm at new bridge site
• Sprint stock up on Apple iPhone 5 news
• Man shot in front of his home
• Hurricane Irene a threat to insurers
• FDIC 'problem banks' list shrinks
• Half of Dayton-area felt earthquake
• Duke, Progress merger approved
• Venture capital deals climb in Ohio
• Utility dispute may yet make ballot
• Stocks post big gains in new rally
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• County suspects liquor license petitions are fraudulent
• Trustee upset meeting recorded
• Joint fire district about 1 vote away
• Quake rattles Miami Valley buildings
• Police cruiser hits school bus
• Man injured in motorcycle accident
• Quake felt in Miami Valley
• Local Internet talk show targets youths
• Ohio venture capital deals climbing
• Shareholders approve Duke, Progress merger
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• City of Dayton jobless rate slips to 11.6%
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• Xenia police catch armed robbery suspect
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• Colleges step up recruitment in face of rising demand
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• Traffic clear after accident on I-75
• Witt grad in stage collapse dies
• Miami U. triples international students
• Robbery reported at Speedway in Xenia
• Analyst: BofA may need to raise $50 billion
• Ford, Toyota join on hybrid truck project
• Fannie Mae: Recession possible this year
• Ohio fourth in new jobs created
• Apple issues tracking tool warning
• NFIB backs Issue 2/SB5
• Officer shoots dog, bullet hits another officer
• Huber approves massive new development
• Huber Heights set to go upscale
• Clayton Councilman Pretekin dies at 69
• GOP has all the redistricting clout
• Ohio's squirrel hunting season opens on Sept. 1
• Locals react to fall of Gadhafi's rule in Libya
• Newness could give The Heights an edge
• 3 out of 4 high school graduates did not meet college readiness standards
• Beavercreek council places moratorium on bus stops
• Reward offered for missing woman
• Hospitals demand higher educated nurses
• New bill would hold VA employees responsible for unsafe practices
• Toyota, Ford to develop hybrid system
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• Possible solution to Grand Lake St. Mary's problem gets $1M
• Police still don't have suspect in fatal shooting
• Bravo Brio edges Mamma DiSalvo’s in poll
• Report: Delta buying 100 Boeing jets
• Dayton school library gets makeover
• University of Phoenix gives to Dayton Boys & Girls Club
• Terrelle Pryor drafted by Oakland Raiders
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• McLin’s attorney cites communication failure as reason for withdrawal
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• Area YMCA to hit auction block
• Motorcycle rider dies of injuries in Beavercreek accident
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• Man shot after argument on Oakridge
• Speedway to expand, eyes acquisitions
• Report names world's costliest travel cities
• Proposed bill would allow inmates to manufacture goods for market
• New rules for flyers set for this week
• Verizon workers to end strike Tuesday
• Beds among United Continental upgrades
• Turner to announce bill after Dayton VA scandal
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• Woman still missing after week-long search
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• Two Cincinnati officers on leave after weekend shootings
• Disabled veteran wants to start state memorial in Fairborn
• Inmate work force is down over 35 percent
• Same-sex couples increase 63% in the area since 2000
• Hospital’s exit a new challenge for complex
• No access to transportation limits job prospects, economic opportunities
• Disable veteran wants to start state memorial in Fairborn
• Turner to announce bill after Dayton VA scandel
• Carousel proves highlight of new heritage exhibits
• Former Centerville pastor elected bishop
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• Man dies at hospital after being shot in head
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• Northmont stresses need for buildings
• Creationism debate dropped by Springboro school board member
• Webcam to offer view of new Jesus statue construction
• Recreational corridor envisioned
• Cities defend postal services
• New speed cameras nabbing thousands
• Manufacturing jobs go unfilled due to lack of qualified applicants
• Springfield 8th on a Forbes’ list
• Four injured in Beavercreek collision involving motorcycle
• Food stamps, Medicaid demand soars in region
• Carillon Park unveils new exhibits today
• Glitch leaves Medicaid providers unpaid
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• Watergate figure discusses Ohio ethics rules
• Half of city’s $650K time clocks unused
• Vigil conducted for missing Fairfield woman day after authorities search home
• Falling debris injures 1 person in downtown
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• 'Man vs. Food' star films in Cincinnati
• Stocks post big declines as fears mount
• Liberty Media buys stake in Barnes & Noble
• Dayton may be able to support NBA team
• Brown ahead of Jim Tressel in Senate poll
• Resident sues village of Enon for $3.2M
• Women more likely to work multiple jobs
• Wife of city law director offered job on civil service board
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• Consumers’ Counsel slashes staff, closes call-handling center
• Chemical vapors send one person to hospital
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• I-675 southbound lanes to close for work, reopen on Sept. 1
• I-75 northbound lane closed through Saturday
• Carousel showcasing city's history to be unveiled Saturday
• Drunken drivers target of national campaign
• Sweet Corn Festival set for weekend
• Dayton airport to get generic body image upgrade for scanning machines
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• JPMorgan Chase donates to Wright-Patt charity
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• Foster's: Reject hostile SABMiller takeover
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• Kasich wants to negoatiate on Issue 2
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• What happened to Katelyn Markham?
• Dayton crack dealer gets 87 months in prison
• Boat dock lotteries set at several area state parks
• Commissioners urge Kasich to preserve 3rd District
• Senior tax credit to be eliminated
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• Car hits pole in Butler Twp.
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• Last message from missing local woman was photo sent by text
• Online retailer brings 75 jobs to area
• Cincy Enquirer closing printing plant
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• Abercrombie & Fitch in Jersey Shore 'Situation'
• First Financial Bancorp buying Indiana bank
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• 5-year-old critical after being struck while crossing street
• JobsOhio boss aims to put Ohio on offense
• Congratulations to Larry James, dean of our School of Professional Psychology, o...
• Bellbrook man wins lottery
• Distracted student drives car into tanning studio
• JobsOhio plans to boost Dayton group
• AT&T plans BlackBerry 4G smartphone
• Fitch affirms AAA credit rating for U.S.
• Hot Head Burritos rolling into Columbus area
• Fire at TPC River’s Bend contained to dryer
• Check out the newly announced Gateway Program with Clark State Community College...
• Two people taken to hospital after car accident in Jackson Twp.
• Emerson to unload heating products division
• It's a beautiful day in Raider Country! If you could be anywhere today, where wo...
• Hundreds turn out for slain mother’s funeral
• Banks loosen lending in July
• Huntington Bank may buy other banks
• Cargill to buy firm with Dayton sites
• Boom times for defense firms may be over
• Apple iPhone 5 to operate on 4G network
• Stocks surge on acquisition news
• 5-year-old struck by car suffers life-threatening injuries
• Local cheerleading coach injured in Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• Organizers wait to decide on 2013 event
• Wright State approves agreement with Clark State Community College
• Volunteer efforts lag state, nation
• School bus safety tips
• School bus crashes on the rise across region
• Medical helicopter called after child reportedly struck by vehicle
• Teen killed at construction site identified
• Child has serious head injuries after crash
• Dayton Public state report card rating improves
• Funeral arrangements announced for woman killed by overturned tanker
• The end is nigh! Well, of summer classes, anyways. Anyone take a great summer cl...
• Cargill to acquire Provimi in $2.15B deal
• One injured in rollover crash
• Wright State, Clark State partner on Gateway Program
• Ram T-Rex Concept Truck - Building 20
• Air Force enacts 90-day hiring freeze
• Save the date! >> Eric Kline, founder and CEO of CAN-DO (Compassion into Action...
• Springboro, Mason among top 100 U.S. towns
• Dayton slips in minor league sports ranking
• Defense consultant invited to national roundtable
• West Carrollton office building to be auctioned
• The Berry Co. parent to emerge from bankruptcy this year
• NewPage narrows loss in second quarter
• Hard to believe that Fall Quarter starts three weeks from tomorrow. How are you...
• Time Warner Cable buying Insight Communications for $3B
• Duck blind drawings set for Saturday at area state parks, wildlife office
• Western & Southern Open boosts economy
• UAW members want end to tiered wages
• Decision on import duties may help Ohio company
• Kasich closing Ohio's exporting office
• Bomb squad at Boehner’s office
• ConAgra offer spurned by Ralcorp
• Defense cuts hinge on debt committee
• Miami University in SmartMoney Top 50
• More mental patients seen in emergency rooms
• Fire district mergers a trend
• Vann not seeking re-election to Council
• Leftwich says short stint with state was part of plan
• Lake 
algae hinders tourism
• RTA reporting an increase 
in ridership during summer
• Top scorers on 1st police test long shot for jobs
• Small fire temporarily closes Roosters restaurant
• Dayton firefighter, family witnessed stage collapse at Indiana State Fair
• Suspicious briefcases found at Boehner’s office
• 5 dead after Indiana State Fair stage collapses
• Teen in fair condition after crashing into tree
• Female pilots, vintage airplanes crowd Moraine Airpark for fly-in
• Stock market swings shouldn’t cause investor panic
• Panhandling activity decreases under new city ordinance
• 4 dead after Indiana State Fair stage collapses
• Tentative hearing set for suspended Fairmont teacher
• Restaurant owner felt 'calling' to hold fundraiser, help tornado-striken parish
• Dayton History's newest exhibit displays city's manufacturing heritage
• Indiana State Fair stage collapses from storm, injuring fans
• Event brings competitors from across U.S. to get muddy
• $40M worth of new schools closed in 3 districts
• Fairmont teacher who may be fired demands hearing
• Despite tight budgets, quick response still the goal for safety crews
• SUV driver killed in rollover accident identified
• Coroner releases name of crash victim
• Many area schools stop plans to fund all-day kindergarten
• Dow’s volatile swings over for now, brokers say
• Dorothy 
Lane to be resurfaced as part of construction project
• Trotwood district deaths spur grief, sorrow for start of school year
• I-75 southbound lane, ramp closures scheduled for next week
• I-75 lane closures near Needmore Road to begin Sunday
• Bikeway to close
 for gas line inspection
• SUV driver killed after vehicle rolls over
• BMV records kept secret from public
• Woman falls 40 feet at Glen Helen
• Tanker truck tips over onto car, one person killed
• Serious crash shuts down busy Riverside intersection
• Two Ohio colleges make SmartMoney’s top 50 list
• Ciao Italia! >> Check out how the Raiders men's basketball team is preparing for...
• Western & Southern tennis event to boost economy
• Slideshow: Top 10 men's tennis money winners
• Slideshow: Top 10 women's tennis money winners
• Poll: Dow hasn’t hit bottom yet
• Goin' Postal to open second Dayton store
• Have you seen the revamped Wright State University Athletics website? Check it o...
• Dayton fundraiser set for Vietnam Veterans
• Airport unveils free tech charging stations
• Sporting goods store to open in Springfield
• First Weekend 2011 >> Whether you're living on campus or off, First Weekend is y...
• Middle school assistant principal charged with drunken driving
• 3rd Dayton man accused of drug trafficking in Auglaize County
• Less than three weeks until Move-In Day for new students! Which residential comm...
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of the week: 8/05 to 8/12
• VA Med Center may become home for homeless vets
• School district awaits levy ruling
• Dayton 5th-worst for manufacturing losses
• FDA to decide on locally made diabetes drug
• Profit slips for Advant-E as sales up
• Chrysler to invest $365M, hire 1,100
• Mortgage rates drop, may hit 4 percent
• Stocks up, down, up big on Thursday
• 2013 aerospace trade show 
may be canceled
• Error shortens time until appeal
• May storms third worst in Ohio history
• New 2.5-mile bikeway section linking Montgomery, Miami counties to open
• Three-car wreck halts U.S. 35 traffic
• MetroParks moving HQ closer to RiverScape
• 18-year-old gets 10 years in baseball bat assault
• AT&T gives to WSU science-math program
• Former Dayton congressman says 'get involved'
• Two-day event honors U.S. troops
• Ohio's early migratory game bird seasons announced
• Advant-e profit dips, revenue rises
• Foreclosures dropping in Ohio, U.S.
• Centerville stone supplier awarded $1.75M verdict
• Area T.G.I Friday’s offer appetizer for pet food donation
• Owners suing village over sewer repairs
• Only one more day! >> Want to work on campus during Fall Quarter? Tomorrow is th...
• 77-year-old motorcyclist serious after wreck with tractor
• What's been happening on campus? Check out photos of the week:
• Groups to tout Dayton at national UAV event
• Donald Trump buying up Blue Chip stocks
• GM plans more cost cutting measures
• Report: More NCAA allegations for Ohio St.
• Dow down more than 500 points again
• Park National delays earnings report
• Study: $3B needed for infrastructure
• Private equity firm buys Neace Lukens
• Bomb squad probe prompts evacuation of homes
• Ohio plans to create charter universities that would take less state money
• Rob Portman joins debt 'super committee'
• Dayton favored for VA archives
• Cost of U.S. 35 landscaping criticized
• Ohio plans charter colleges
• Fairborn soldier awarded Silver Star medal posthumously
• 77-year-old motorcyclist critical after wreck with tractor
• Survey: Apple iPad tops for business users
• Man found pinned under van in critical condition
• Local doctor’s office fights OSHA citations
• Thank you, AT&T! >> AT&T recently donated $10,000 to the Wright STEPP program. L...
• AT&T gives $10K to Wright State program
• Neace Lukens sold to private equity firm
• Database: S&P credit ratings for all 50 states
• Our Student Government released their new logo today. What do you think?
• Hotel evacuated after report of smoke in conference center
• Slideshow: 13 states with AAA credit ratings
• Column: Ohio credit rating boost bucks national trend
• Ohio mass job cuts decline 28%
• Group alleges Beavercreek violated Civil Rights Act
• Kasich stands firm in push for Ohio turnaround
• Lower margins drive CSC shares down
• Cats, dogs removed from rescue shelter in Huber Heights
• Man in critical condition after hit by van in car wash
• Alumni >> Meet your new Alumni Relations executive director, Greg Scharer. He wi...
• Northland Village to get facelift
• 3-car accident reported on I-75
• Dayton man accused of drug trafficking in Auglaize County
• Man dies after mini-van, dump truck collide
• Local stocks bounce back
• Stock markets rally on Fed meeting
• Union protestors rally at Boehner office
• Apple tops Exxon as most-valuable
• Ohio loses out in Sears HQ bid
• Fed commits to low rates through 2013
• Victoria's Secret adds teams to NFL line
• International sales have increased for AK Steel
• Suit says RTA denied FMLA leave
• Trustees approve building plans for Austin Landing
• BofA CEO Moynihan says bank is 'strong'
• Top 5 Minority-owned companies in Dayton
• Top 5 law firms in the Dayton area
• Slideshow: Dow's 5 best days ever
• Butler Twp. cancels police levy after 2 retailers agree to JEDD
• Downtown club confident of patio appeal
• Racist fliers distributed where teen shooting deaths occurred
• Investors rally stock markets back from despair
• Report: Congressional mergers to hurt Air Force base
• Warren United Way selects new director
• Report: Ohio out of Sears HQ search
• Art Gallery - Building 13
• Riverside woman wins Lee’s Famous Recipe sweepstakes
• Proposed development at Austin Landing could cost $60M
• Greenville motor manufacturer to expand
• Don't be alarmed about seeing all the Fairborn Fire Department trucks on campus...
• Police catch teen who led them on foot chase
• Duke Energy to shut down unit at Miami Fort Power Plant
• Fifth Third faces possible action by SEC
• Pedestrian struck and killed on Gettysburg Avenue identified
• Crash in Franklin involves injuries
• Lockheed Martin snares $84M USAF deal
• Banks expected to slash more jobs
• Community health centers face new cuts
• Tea Party blamed for debt downgrade
• All eyes turn to Fed meeting today
• Major airlines roll back fare increases
• Investors punish stocks, Dow down 600+
• Local residents not stressing over nation’s rating
• Real estate firm wins discrimination case
• Chain of dialysis centers under investigation
• Humane office is rehabilitating more than 60 exotic birds found in home
• Report: Big Banks expected to cut more jobs
• New Austin plan explored
• 1,200 seek property value review
• Stocks plummet as investors still selling
• Mother of 5 called 911 hours before she was shot to death
• Slideshow: Dow's 5 biggest percent declines
• Report: Bank of America facing suit from AIG
• Shop early for all of your course materials and beat the rush. Starting today,...
• Bank stocks bludgeoned in Monday freefall
• All kinds of Wright St. grads and students in PUSH's Men in the City Charity Bac...
• BofA, Wells Fargo fear new recession
• Air Force buying group to hold defense outreach in fall
• Dayton ranks 64th of 100 on measure of job markets
• Restaurant holds event for Joplin tornado relief
• Dow, Nasdaq plummet after S&P downgrade
• Three Ohio colleges make Forbes top 100 list
• The golf bug can bite hard on Fridays in the summer. Good thing the Wright State...
• Severe storms possible tonight
• Leaders urge peace at English vigil; family angered
• Estranged husband caught after mother of 5 shot to death
• Corporate America ramps up Twitter usage
• Ohio is No. 7 for strength of auto industry
• New regulations could cost jobs in Dayton
• 45,000 union workers at Verizon strike
• S&Ps downgrade of U.S. could hit mortgages
• Geithner agrees to remain Treasury head
• Community Family Ice Cream Sundae
• Cursive writing no longer required for school districts
• Sheriff’s office warns of asphalt scam
• WSU group 
to help Dayton school with supplies
• 9/11 victims still struggle to obtain benefits years later
• Charitable giving up in U.S. for first time in 3 years
• Ohio pension reform in limbo as legislature waits to address changes
• Estranged wife shot, killed in driveway
• Clark County woman rescued at Eastwood Lake
• New Knoxville's Berlet going into ATA Hall of Fame
• Dayton VA investigated more than any other veterans' hospitals
• US credit rating takes S&P hit
• Nearly 100 live, dead birds inside Troy home
• BofA liabilities bigger than expected
• 13th annual Blues Fest packs downtown Lebanon
• $2.6B in 2011 lottery ticket sales tops record
• Satellite college campuses boom in area
• One death in fire at senior apartment complex
• Ten Top Women nominations being accepted
• Former Dolly Toy buildings sold
• Oregon District becoming a destination for record collectors
• Verizon faces midnight employee strike
• Medical device makers wary of new regulations
• Slideshow: Top 10 strongest auto states
• Helicopter called to report of 2-year-old drowning victim
• One seriously injured in fire at senior apartments
• Bomb squad investigates homemade device at water pumping station.
• Cooler temps expected in area
• Continued cuts hit police, fire units
• Official: Vouchers could be creationism option
• Helicopter callled to report of 2-year-old drowning victim
• New director has strong ties to library
• Online military surplus auction offers eclectic mix
• Slideshow: Top 10 most-followed companies on Twitter
• Slideshow: Top 20 most-followed Twitter users
• Twitter gains notoriety, business users
• Area Marine retirees asked to respond to U.S. health survey
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories of the week
• 2 arrested after stabbing incident in Kettering apartment
• Wells Fargo settles Wachovia claims for $590M
• LexisNexis says no plans to leave Dayton
• Stocks up, down as wild ride continues
• Procter & Gamble 4Q profit climbs to $2.5B
• You go girls! Wright State women's soccer picked to finish third in Horizon poll...
• Bomb squad investigates homemade device
• 3-car accident reported at Philadelphia and Cornell
• Bomb squad called to Harveysburg
• Ground turkey scare prompts nation’s third largest recall
• Teens broke up a week before Warren County murder-suicide
• 2-car accident on Smithville Road cleared
• Interstate 75 lane closures planned
• Construction theft suspects in custody in Huber Heights
• I-75 in Warren County reopens after early morning crash
• Report of a stabbing in Kettering
• Board to hold Dayton hearing on new districts
• Local companies’ stocks take beating
• Deal reached to get FAA flying again
• Stocks take a beating, bleeding not over
• Recalled turkey removed from Kroger stores
• Kindred moving to former Heart Hospital
• Kasich says Wendy's cooking up more jobs
• Bank of New York Mellon to charge for cash
• NFL players vote in favor of new deal
• Stolen Dayton police sidearm found in drug raid on house
• Pilots’ lives are celebrated
• Microchip may shed light on Wright ‘B’ Flyer crash
• Premier Health Partners pays half price for HQ
• State senator’s spouse wants local office
• Deal in Congress gets FAA off the ground
• Kindred hospital able to care for critically ill
• School districts push levies
• Breakup might have led teen to kill
• Slideshow: Dow's 10 worst days ever
• Investors fear stock markets haven't hit bottom
• Teens broke up a week before murder-suicide
• BLT wrap recipe
• Darke County boy, 10, dies of gunshot wound
• Kindred Hospital expanding to former Heart Hospital site
• Kroger removes recalled ground turkey
• Looking for some fun reading to fill the last weeks of summer? Wright State Univ...
• Preschool owner admits to lengthy sexual relationship with girl
• Consumer advice radio host assures audience we will ‘thrive again’
• Cincinnati Bell rings up 41% profit jump
• Teradata profit tops $100 million in 2Q
• Thor stock down on 4Q revenue report
• Springfield base awards $10.6M construction job
• Don't forget about the WAIT2TEXT event today from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. outside of...
• Poll: Do you use a mobile tablet for work?
• Bicyclist struck by vehicle
• Spending less, saving more? Talk to us
• 2 students killed in apparent murder-suicide
• Average gas prices rise to $3.72 a gallon
• Neighbors: Der Dutchman site an eyesore
• GM profit nearly doubles to $2.5 billion
• Online lessons, 'blizzard bags' new tools for schools on snow days
• Coalition urges healing in wake of English's death
• Health costs up for Dayton-area employers
• Pentagon warns of 'dangerous' defense cuts
• Google: Apple, Microsoft join to fight Android
• Obama says no double-dip recession
• Wendy's expected to move HQ jobs to Ohio
• Art Institute plans interactive tour
• Cargill recalls turkey linked to Salmonella
• Ohio Chamber wants S.B. 5 saved
• Senate Bill 5 ballot language set
• Area arts organizations to receive increases in funding
• Navistar closures may add jobs to region
• Many area programs to see cuts in effort to balance budget
• Proposed river project funding may come later than expected
• Fairborn chamber director faces OVI charge
• Former Dayton Heart Hospital purchased for $16M
• Many area programs to see cuts in future in effort to balance budget
• Man kills 17-year-old girlfriend, turns gun on himself, coroner says
• Survey: Apple's iPhone 5 may double its market share
• Report: Employers health costs rise at faster pace
• Because helping others is a great way to live >> We Serve U, a volunteer-oriente...
• Dayton Art Institute lands $110K grant
• Five new BlackBerrys will take on iPhone, Android
• Bank of America to boost mortgage outreach
• Boeing's China orders boost to GE Aviation
• Report: Gender wage gap to last 45 more years
• Statement on Kylen English death to be presented at city commission tonight
• Ohio State to address Jim Tressel report
• P&G donates for Dayton Humane Society upgrade
• Fire damages Huber Heights home
• Dayton’s U.S. Judge Walter Rice honored
• L’Auberge owner fights for restaurant’s future
• Google, Yahoo tops in online poll
• Cinnamon raisin bread recipe
• We want to talk to those spending less, saving more
• Kindred Hospital moving to downtown Dayton
• Southwest Airlines contends with surging fuel prices
• Sinclair is having a WAIT2TEXT Kick-Off tomorrow, Thursday, August 4 from 12:00...
• O’Neil lands share of $225M Army deal
• Businessweek ranks Miami University in top 25
• Identity of man who died at Hueston Woods released
• Students >> Now is the time to order your Fall Quarter Parking Permit. Visit WIN...
• Trotwood barn fire may take days to burn itself out, chief says
• Fire reported in Huber Heights
• Kettering teacher suspended for allegedly calling students names
• Rain continues, but no accidents reported
• Wright State graduate Leslie Irene Benson ('04, English) recently released a new...
• 500 low-income students offered help to pay for college
• Officials:
 Fair no place for beer
• Mad River voters reject school levy
• Kingsolver to receive Holbrooke Award in Dayton
• Moody's, Fitch maintain U.S. debt rating
• FAA to remain shutdown until September
• AtriCure loss widens as sales grow
• Ford Motor Co. sales up in July
• Ohioans linked to Salmonella outbreak
• US Airways passengers to get FAA refund
• Organizers seek $3M more for river by September
• Fees cut, high-school busing back in Springboro
• New round of layoffs threaten economic growth
• 2 area kids among 77 sickened by salmonella
• Services set for pilots who died in Wright Flyer crash
• Obama signs debt deal 12 hours before default
• Honda's July sales decline nearly 30 percent
• Top 5 Dayton-area outpatient surgery centers
• Top 5 Dayton-area home health care agencies
• Consumer spending cuts drive down stocks
• Slideshow: Top 10 most-stolen vehicles in Ohio
• Slideshow: Top 20 party schools of 2011
• Weekend prayer vigil scheduled for Kylen English
• DBJ launching 'Morning Call' news e-mail
• Historic aircraft coming to Dayton next week on annual tour
• We're loving this hometown pride >> "Children visiting Carillon Historical Park...
• Van tops list of most stolen vehicle in Ohio; overall thefts down
• UDRI lands $24.5 million Air Force contract
• Xenia woman claims lottery prize
• Ford recalls 1.1M pickups over gas tank issue
• Students >> Want a job on campus this fall? The Student Employment Virtual Job F...
• Church fire reported in Trotwood
• Water main break reported in Dayton
• Homeless veterans complete 87-mile river trek for charity
• 'SkinnyLicious' menu at Cheesecake Factory
• New 15-year low for cash-out mortgages
• Apple Inc.'s iCloud to stream TV shows
• Delta refunds some fares after FAA deal
• Kohl's plans job fair to hire 150 workers
• Top 10 most-valuable companies named
• It's time for area hunters and their dogs to get in shape
• AK Steel stock hasn’t recovered from 17% dip
• Miami considers shorter semesters, January session
• Students injured in bus crash on U.S. 68
• Building fire may be arson
• Colleges to offer 3-year degrees
• New Carillon Park carousel spotlights Dayton innovation
• Health care benefits shrink for area retirees
• Impact of defense cuts on Wright-Patterson to be determined
• U.S. House says OK to debt limit deal
• Homeless veterans complete 87-mile river trek Homeless veterans accomplish 87-mile kayak trip for charity
• Delta to refund some FAA travel taxes
• July ends with being 5th hottest on record
• We want to talk to laid-off employees
• Construction firm nabs $1.6M Wright-Patt job
• In Honor of Shark Week - shark teeth from the geology lab.
• Are you ready for some Raider action?! The lady Raiders soccer team opens the un...
• Dayton named to walkable cities list
• Slideshow: Fastest-growing retailers in U.S.
• Slideshow: Top 10 most-valuable companies
• Dairy to produce healthier chocolate milk
• Stocks mixed as markets turn lower
• Manufacturing industry slows growth
• 6 students, 1 adult injured in area bus crash
• Welcome to the BSOM! >> 103 future physicians spoke their oath of professional m...
• Montgomery County coroner to retire
• Man dies after collapsing in Hueston Woods’ lake
• Death of black man in police custody spotlights blacks’ distrust of police
• Phone apps distracting more young drivers, reports say
• Happy Monday, Raiders! It's going to be a good day--can you sense it already? Wh...
• Firefighters investigate blaze at warehouse
• Hot and humid today; temps around 90 degrees most of week
• Gas prices about $1 more a gallon vs. last year
• Pilots killed in Wright Flyer crash alerted airport authorities
• Former Dayton pharmaceutical exec dies at 94
• Phone apps distracting drivers
• Ohio may consolidate school districts
• Best Labor Day travel deals this week
• Ohio group pushing to keep SB 5
• AT&T puts brakes on heaviest data users
• Cincinnati Bengals sign Cedric Benson
• Report: HSBC to cut 10,000 jobs
• 'Historic' debt deal reached in Congress
• Moment of remembrance sought for 9/11
• Two fires damage 21 apartments, house
• City 
to OK sale of property
• What big projects do in a tough economy
• A push for creationism gains in Springboro
• Obama, Congress reach historic debt deal
• Mad River voters headed to polls Tuesday
• 'Suspicious' fire damages apartments, displaces residents
• Top 7 Most-read Web stories of the week: 7/22 to 7/29
• Technology invades college campuses
• High school sports fees add costs to struggling families
• One-third of vacant homes idle, unused
• Wright brothers-inspired planes in other crashes
• Public hearings begin on rural zoning code
• English’s death spotlights blacks’ distrust of police
• Businesses collecting school supplies for United Way drive
• Group submits petitions to legalize marijuana
• 2 killed in Wright replica plane crash
• ‘We don’t live in fear,’ local Muslims say despite alert
• Nearly 15,000 DP&L customers impacted by storms, less than 10 still without power
• 2 killed in Wright Flyer look-alike crash
• AT&T latest to throttle big data users
• Winner dazzles Idol judges, gets a 'Whole Lotta Love'
• Eyewitness saw Kylen English jump
• Police looking into 4-year-old’s fatal fall
• October trial set
in teacher sex case
• Lower humidity forecast for region
• Wrong man arrested in scam case; prosecutor looks deeper.
• Lawmaker facing DUI charge involved in 2 earlier incidents, according to police
• Driver injured on I-75 after ramming car into parked semi
• Horse found dead, others malnourished; owner charged
• LinkedIn success demands effort
• Slideshow: Biggest U.S. LinkedIn Groups
• Cincinnati Zoo opens cougar exhibit, offers half-price admission next weekend
• Lanes of Ohio 4 reopen following crash
• Witness says English jumped from bridge
• Special Place: the diverse offerings of Logan County
• Foreclosure activity improves
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• Obama plans 54.5 mpg fuel standard
• English should have gotten help he needed
• Connor Group buys apartments in Charlotte
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• DPL sees profit drop in second quarter
• Standard Register loss widens in quarter
• Volunteers to rappel Dayton building for charity
• First Financial profit declines, stock up
• Nursing students: The Wright State University Student Government is seeking a CO...
• Suspect in Kettering restaurant break-ins arrested
• Toddler dies after reported fall down steps
• Worker who fell at plant dies
• Trenton man’s death sentence affirmed
• We love when good things happen to good people! >> One of last season's Wright S...
• Father arrested nearly 
22 hours after taking son
• 2 factors noted in report on plane crash that killed Hausfelds
• Former DPS superintendent died Thursday
• Northbound I-75 lanes reopen after car rams parked semi
• U.S. medical tab to hit $4.6T in 2020
• Ex-probation officer accused of embezzling
• New trial date set for former Mason teacher accused in sex acts with students
• Timeline: The last day of Kylen English’s life
• American Airlines, union reach deal
• Companies boosting cash reserves
• BofA sued over securities fraud
• Big banks ask Congress to fix debt
• LCNB eyes listing on Nasdaq
• Census shows more same-sex couples
• 18-year-old who was shot on porch Tuesday afternoon dies
• Suicide ruling based on reports and video
• Key questions in Kylen English’s death
• Coroner’s report indicates no drugs or wounds from a Taser.
• Big bank CEOs ask Congress to fix debt crisis
• BlackRock, others sue Bank of America
• American Airlines, union reach deal
• Corporations hold 11 percent more cash
• Video timeline: Events in Kylen English case
• LCNB bank seeks Nasdaq listing
• Foreclosure activity slowed in first half
• 5-vehicle crash shuts down Interstate 71, injures three
• Attorney wants statements made by accused deputy killer kept out of trial
• Ohio among worst states for retail jobs
• Ohio manufacturers to gain from broader ‘biopreferred’ labels
• Report: Health care spending to top $4.6 trillion
• GE plans new Mississippi manufacturing plant
• No evidence of Taser used on man who died in police custody
• Convent capers for a couple Wright State theatre grads.
• Worker dies after falling 30-feet at county wastewater plant
• Water leak enters 5th week; repair expected next week
• Heat index likely to top 100 next 2 days
• 18-year-old dies after attack Tuesday
• Truck full of whiskey catches fire, stalls I-75 traffic
• The latest ‘Office Hours’ is with Kelly Basinger, a Stewardship Officer at Sincl...
• Mobile apps to top $29 billion by 2015
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• Amber Alert issued for 2-year-old boy taken by father
• Shooting victim clinging to life
• Mistake costs Planned Parenthood $5.05M
• Inquiries launched in bridge death
• Congress stalls over FAA funding
• Fed's 'Beige Book' shows growth slowing
• Study on medical devices draws fire
• Debt limit debate seen as short-term
• Cincinnati among highest for airfares
• Commercial construction up in Ohio
• Film starring Oakwood's Tim Harrison shows both sides of exotic pets issue
• 30-foot fall injures worker at Montgomery Co waste water plant
• Heat index values likely to top 100 next 2 days
• Leak enters fifth week; repair expected Monday
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• Investors see debt crisis as short-term
• 30-foot fall reported at county wastewater plant
• Big banks battle over foreclosure settlements
• Fuel prices burn Delta's profit
• High temperatures hurt turnout at Warren County Fair
• Health care venture funding up in Ohio
• Doolittle Tokyo Raiders will return to Air Force Museum for 2012 reunion
• Sprint dismisses AT&T analysis of T-Mobile deal
• New Strickland firm to focus on biz expansion
• Top 5 Dayton-area Defense contractors
• Top 5 industrial parks in the Dayton area
• Citibank debuts app designed for iPad
• Boeing 2Q earnings top $940M
• Cause of SUV crash into building a mystery for police
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• Former auditor Kay Rogers headed to prison for role in scandal
• This is a nice looking lab!
• Elderly services levy will be on Nov. 8 ballot
• Lebanon voters face school tax levy in fall
• Teenager in critical condition after Dayton shooting
• One injured during mobile home park stabbing
• Congress slams airlines for price hikes
• Web features enhance Reds' TV broadcasts
• U.S. debt downgrade increasingly likely
• AK Steel stock down on earnings miss
• Former auditor Kay Rogers headed to prison for role in fiber optics scandal
• Homeless veterans coordinate kayaking fundraiser for hospital
• Vandalia school board to put 6.99-mill levy on ballot
• English's family not believing he threw himself off bridge
• Smog alert in effect today
• Area residents voice concerns about potential mining area
• Xenia school board to vote on placing revenue-generating issue on ballot
• Group lobbies for funds to children’s hospitals
• $9 million Menards store in works for Dayton-area
• Report: Technology withdrawal leads many to despair
• Slideshow: Top 10 most-visited Internet sites
• Former auditor Kay Rogers sentenced to prison in Dynus scandal
• $1 million grant spurs Great Miami River project
• Apple iPad dominates Android tablets
• Longhorn donates local furnishings to Habitat for Humanity
• Rogers lands 24-month prison sentence
• International flying competition coming to Air Force Museum
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• Verizon 4G to hit southern Dayton Aug. 18
• Eastman Kodak loss widens, outlook lower
• Black Box buys Kettering tech company
• Former Ohio State coach Bruce coming to Dayton
• DBJ names 2011 CFO of the Year finalists
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• Springboro councilman among politicians ineligible to run in election
• Air show pilot Greg Poe dead at 57
• Today’s place is a mystery. What and where is this?
• Rocket competition continues in Lebanon
• Preview offers a taste of Greece on the go
• Raider Recon with Lara Donnelly >> Ever thought about taking a belly dancing cla...
• 6 local post offices could be closed
• Temperatures to rise towards end of week
• Jobless rates up in Dayton, Montgomery County
• Menard’s plans Miami Township store
• Kyle (13), Grace (12), and Aashish (11) are learning about the moon this morning. Wright State graduate student Patrick Craig, in the Complexity Research Group in Earth and Environmental Sciences, will spend the week teaching the students about science a
• MacAulay-Brown names Fuchs new CEO
• Weather blamed for low attendance at weekend events
• Tea party leads rally supporting Boehner in talks on debt ceiling
• Local rally backs Boehner in debt ceiling talks
• DXC hosts INROADS volunteers
• Aullwood's Summer Earth Adventures
• Preview offers a taste of Greek festival
• Libertarians join political fray
• Arboretum director leaving after 11 years
• Seniors fear losing Social Security checks
• Obama, Boehner to address nation on debt
• AT&T boosts lobbying as T-Mobile deal nears
• Ingredients 101-What is citric acid?
• Vehicle flips after hitting pole, 3 injured
• Victim ID’d in fatal Beavercreek crash
• Historic Downtown Lebanon director resigns
• Student housing assignments will be going out soon! Be sure to like Wright State University Residence Services to see all the latest housing news.
• Library weighing $230M building plan
• Ohio in top 10 worst for job losses
• NFL season to start as players approve deal
• Bank Director magazine names top banks
• Boehner supporters to rally over national debt Monday
• 2012 Air Show to take place two weeks earlier
• Connor Group names two new partners
• Downtown Sidney building up for auction
• Wright-Patt Credit Union plans $33M for student loans
• Fifth Third Bank stock upgraded to 'buy'
• Humana doles out $10 million to doctors
• How are wolves and wildflowers connected? Check out the link, uncovered by Wright State Assistant Professor Tom Rooney and his students:
• More Ohioans receiving handicapped parking permits
• More than 700 still without power; temps to drop below 90s
• Just in case you didn't already know, we think you're pretty awesome. (Yes, you!)
• Weather to blame for drop in air show attendance
• Shooting victim, suspect identified
• Two injured at Air Force Museum
• Fischer’s appeals to build denied
• Report of van into a utility pole; driver missing
• Brief break from the intense heat in forecast
• Phone cards sold to inmates generate $156,000 a year
• Heaven's Corner demonstrates why exotic pets don't work
• Individuals spending beyond means faster than government
• Phone cards sold to inmates generate more than $350,000 a year
• Sentencing set for FBI informant in Dynus scandal
• Voters to decide age cutoff for judges
• Vandalia Butler schools headed back to ballot
• Online school rule struck down
• Thousands of locations without power due to storm
• Poll: Boeing/Airbus deals to boost Ohio firms
• Half Price Books expects hit on Borders sales
• Trucking industry urges higher standards
• Boehner supporters to rally over national debt issues Monday
• Business travel on rise as economy rebounds
• Slideshow: Top mobile apps for business travelers
• Bill allows horse-racing tracks to install video slots
• Displays, performances dazzle as crowd sizzles at Air Show
• Six months into job, Atrium CEO reflects on med center’s goals
• Dayton Air Show ‘a trendsetter’
• WPAFB eyes local airport as new runway for assault landing training
• 1 man dead, 1 hurt; arrest follows search
• $4 million deal lets
Miamisburg control land development
• Porn, bath salts seized from store
• Health care hiring shifts to favor experience
• Suspect found after search following shooting
• Butler Twp. man killed after tractor flips
• Organizers of outdoor events use caution as heat wave continues
• Appraisals, true value of homes questioned
• Deficit spending: American household debt tops $13.4T
• American Airlines traffic soars in Dayton
• Teamsters hit Bud distributor with EPA complaint
• Report: U.S. debt default could lead to $5 gas
• Ohio's Top 10 worst industrial polluters
• Database: Worst Ohio industrial polluters
• Poll: Business execs fear debt crisis fallout
• Dinner, auction aim to boost donations for American Indians
• Funeral for Kylen English packs pews
• Excessive heat warning extends through tonight
• Dayton schools work to meet revised curriculum standards
• Seven officers involved in chase, assault disciplined
• Bank of America mortgage hit may top $27 billion
• Bath salts might be to blame for man’s behavior, police say
• NCAA won't add to Ohio State's suffering
• Blazing heat continues as area designates shelters
• 2 men plead not guilty to assaults involving guns, drugs
• Charges OK’d in ball bat assault
• Top 7 Most-read Web stories of the week
• State jobless rate on the rise
• Truck driver jobs become hard to fill
• Fire damages Centerville apartment
• Hey, Raiders. Do us a favor and SHARE this info with your friends who are thinking about Wright State. Thanks! :o) >> Raider Open House, Friday, August 5, 9 a.m. to noon. Check us out and see why record numbers of students are choosing Wright Stat
• U.S. mortgage rates hold steady
• UAW set for labor talks at GM, Ford, Chrysler
• Borders starts liquidation sales
• New apartment sparks jump in Dayton home building
• Local product makes way onto reality TV
• Have you ever heard of Wright State's Division of Advancement? You might be amazed at how much what they do affects your everyday experiences at Wright State. Check out their new website to learn more:
• General Electric turns $3.7B quarterly profit
• New pay plan to boost Fifth Third raises
• Little Miami voters to face school levy decision for 9th time
• Multiple traffic incidents reported around Montgomery County
• Students >> Interested in working on campus this fall? The Student Employment Virtual Job Fair is coming up, August 3-12. Now is the time to go complete and save your Student Employment Job Application. Go now:
• Radio and TV personality to visit Dayton
• Down power line shuts Moraine road
• Dayton area sizzles on hottest day in 4 years
• Vehicle rolls over on Interstate 75
• Fake war hero jailed in embezzlement
• 5 to be laid off from Red Cross
• Months later, man’s ‘natural death’ is homicide
• Legionnaires’ outbreak linked to water
• Report: iPad most popular for business users
• Reports: NFL votes to end lockout
• AT&T revenue up on iPhone sales
• Poll: Brown has big lead over Mandel for Senate
• Ohio collective bargaining law faces test
• Shipping pallet fire fought in Trotwood
• Cooling shelters set up throughout region
• Prison thief receives 30 days in jail
• Showmanship competition leaves many high on the hog
• Charging mortgage to a credit card? We want to talk to you
• Report: Parents to spend $604 on school shopping
• Prosecutors to turn over videotapes in Mason teacher sex case
• MillerCoors sees U.S. sales drop, economy blamed
• American Heart Association donates $132K to UD
• Teradata claims Oracle ad is ‘misleading’
• Man's death may be heat-related
• Greene Co. Fair still seeking exhibitors
• If you could meet any person, living or dead, real or fictional, who would it be and why?
• Ruling made in death of truck driver hit by tractor-trailer
• Intense heat delays start time for rides at fair
• SunCoke Energy IPO shares soar
• Are you a fan of The Menus? On August 12, our Greater Dayton Alumni Network will host an alumni party at Norton's Grill then head over to The Fraze for a concert by The Menus. Learn more and order your tickets:
• Smoking fines could shut down local bars
• This is the guitar lab, a Mechanical Engineering classroom where students build guitars.
• Groups call for probe into death at bridge
• Funeral services scheduled for Kylen English
• Hot enough for you? >> Never a good sign when the heat index hovers around 90 degrees at 9 a.m. Be careful today! If you're on campus, take advantage of the cool underground tunnels. If you don't have to be outside today, stay indoors in
• 2 deaths in region may be linked to heat
• Man beaten with baseball bat in coma
• Demolition derby a real smash for fair crowd
• Fischer’s appeals to build denied
• Aullwood's Summer Earth Adventures
• Former director’s ex is indicted for two county office break-ins.
• Air show expects to weather heat spell
• Warren County official hired as new Deerfield administrator
• Sugar Camp drawing commercial interest
• Excessive heat warning extended; death of Butler County man may be linked
• Authorities extend heat warning to Friday, issue smog alert for Thursday
• Federal Reserve fines Wells Fargo $85M
• Ford issues recall over electrical issue
• Dayton to fire 1 officer in February chase incident
• Law firm’s move exposes downtown problems
• TSA software to make airport body scans 'private'
• Truck clips power line, then explodes
• PNC CEO says RBC cuts within 6 months
• Open a year, Austin interchange proving better at keeping jobs than bringing them in
• FDA to regulate risky mobile medical apps
• Suspect in baseball bat attack reportedly in police custody
• Becker hired as new Deerfield administrator
• U.S. Bancorp turns $1.2B quarterly profit
• FBI makes arrest in cyber theft of AT&T data
• Amylin Pharmaceuticals hires GM for West Chester facility
• 1 officer to be fired, 1 to be demoted after probe of chase
• Officials identify man who possibly died of heat exposure
• Arby’s doling out 64-cent roast beef sandwiches
• Only one more year on quarters, then we switch to semesters. Have you visited the Semesters website lately? Check it out to get your questions answered and to view the 2012-13 Semester Calendar:
• The Greene suing Greene County
• 2 men found dead in Franklin Twp. residence
• Coaster marathon at Kings Island to help kids with life-threatening illness
• Ohio leads nation in toxic air pollution
• Top 10 worst states for toxic pollution
• Report: Top 100 companies for MBA students
• Dayton home sales climb from previous month
• Public Health issues heat emergency
• Judge denies change of venue for suspect in deputy's death
• Think yesterday was hot? Today and tomorrow are going to test us all. Stay cool, drink plenty of water, and try to avoid prolonged outdoor activity. Don't have air conditioning? Check out the Cooling Centers the city has activated:
• As requested, a shout out to our Respiratory Care Department.
• Man with baseball bat attacks 2; homicide detectives called
• Controversial fingerprint database leads to 426 deportations
• Fairgoers, animals cope with heat advisory
• Security inconsistent at region’s smaller airports
• Charter school seeking $9.2M to expand
• The Greene suing county to be relieved of $14.8 million letter of credit
• Causes of 2 fatal crashes unknown
• City of Miamisburg aims to buy, sell Austin-area land
• Jay’s restaurant co-owner Idy Haverstick dies
• Stifling heat scorches
 Dayton region, nation
• Heat emergency prompts shelters to open
• Dayton, Columbus postal jobs may merge
• Poll: Middle class tax hike likely in debt deal
• Apple iPad 2 wait times improve, boost sales
• Stock market finishes strong
• Judge denies change of venue motion in Isreal case
• Boeing, Airbus battle may boost GE Aviation
• Judge rules to allow insanity plea in teacher sex case
• Northbound I-75 lanes reopened after multiple crashes
• Are there any Sinclair students or alumni out there who are DJs?
• Top 5 mortgage companies in the Dayton area
• Want to learn basic self defense...for free? The SAFE Training Class will be offered on August 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Student Union Endeavour Room (156 SU). Email WSUPD Sgt. Ammon to reserve your spot: patrick.ammon@wright.edu >> This is the la
• Report: Free trade with South Korea would boost Ohio jobs
• Some closures planned for I-75 in Warren County this week
• Hamilton residents asked to conserve electricity
• Dayton Red Cross to cut several positions
• U.S. News ranks Dayton hospitals
• Fire prompts street to be shut down
• Small business lending up 20% at Ohio credit unions
• ID of man killed in Sugarcreek Twp. crash released
• Earn an MBA at the Lake! >> The Wright State University Lake Campus is having an info session for the Raj Soin College of Business MBA Weekend program, Thursday, July 21, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Learn more:
• Downtown Dayton Fishing Tournament set for Saturday
• Air Force to hold engineering conference in Dayton
• RTA offers Air Show prize packs
• Man wanted for hit-skip incident surrenders to deputies
• Did you know that our Club Football team is #3 in the nation? For the first time, their home games will actually be here, on campus! Check out their schedule for this fall:
• Car runs off I-75 and into Moraine building; driver dies
• Kettering man dies when car hits tree in Sugarcreek Twp.
• DBJ's most popular photo slideshows
• House fire reported in Greene County
• Week will be hottest in decade; no relief at night
• Pet alligator confiscated in Dayton
• Speeches, impromptu answers win royalty at county fair
• Far Hills Avenue in Oakwood to be repaved
• Schools, businesses can learn from each other, OSBA director says
• Sugarcreek Twp. police chief to retire
• Man told officer “I want to die" before jumping out of cruiser
• Worker injury will likely bring fine
• Borders liquidating, closing all stores
• Dayton, Cincinnati Red Cross offices consolidated
• Miamisburg buying 81 acres for Austin development
• Underwater sensors track Grand Lake algae
• Oakwood route to be repaved
• Miami River algae draws local attention
• Air show launch
 party 
Friday
• Xenia must pay $100K to nine firefighters
• Dayton, Cincinnati Red Cross offices consolidated
• Report: Security breaches alarm executives
• Yellow Springs businessman appointed to state council
• Another big announcement in the research world >> Wright State and the Mound Laser & Photonics Center create a new business agreement. See what it is and how it benefits everyone involved:
• Heat warning issued for area
• Local man killed in ATV crash in Kentucky
• Database: Credit firms payments to colleges
• Duke, Progress to settle shareholder lawsuits regarding merger
• Wright State launches institute to grow Ohio defense workers
• Colleges collect less from credit card deals
• Fitch gives Ohio debt positive rating
• Big news today >> Wright State to lead $11.4 million initiative, funded by the state of Ohio, to spur aerospace and defense job growth in the Dayton region.
• New restaurant set for Dayton Mall area
• LCNB bank posts lower profit
• Ohio among Top 10 manufacturing states
• Holy heatwave, Batman! Stay cool and hydrated out there this week.
• We're starting the week off with another 'Around Campus' photo. This one's of the ceramics studio in 13.
• What would you bring? >> Only 45 days until Move-In Day...what is the #1 item from home that you would recommend new students bring to campus?
• Thousands set to lose jobless benefits
• Tractor-trailer leaking chemical causes ramp to be shut down
• Fire forces 3 people out of home
• Montgomery County Fair 2011
• Hundreds mourn death of 20-year-old
• Newcomer hopes first day of fair brings birthday cheer
• Thousands to lose jobless benefits
• National investors cash in on Dayton housing market
• Dayton man had had long life, DDN career
• Ohio lawmaker's twitter gets hacked with inappropriate photos
• Ohio cracking down on modern bullying
• Fairborn council member, battling MSA, enters hospice care
• Man who died after breaking out police car window, jumping off bridge identified
• Former Ohio AG to lead new consumer agency
• Stillwater Center friends hold car show, benefit
• Nine injured in Warren County interstate crash
• Ohio 48 detour will last two weeks
• Residents react to proposed federal budget cuts
• Man dies after breaking out police car window and jumping off Salem Ave. bridge
• Local couple continue to seek ways to stay in deteriorating house
• Play explores impact of violent video games
• Family is without a home after storm
• Slain ice cream truck driver honored at candlelight vigil
• Glenn keeps focus on space quests
• Man killed in Friday shooting identified
• Local man pleads not guilty in Kentucky double murder
• Poll: Will debt ceiling hit businesses?
• S&P upgrades Ohio rating, warns on U.S. debt
• Movie studios pare back on-screen smoking
• Who's going to be watching the USA take on Japan in the FIFA Women's World Cup, tomorrow at 2:45 p.m. ET?
• Overnight standoff ends in arrest
• Car sales on pace to exceed 2010
• Photo slideshow of top 5 best-selling vehicles
• Specially shaped balloon becomes floating spectacle
• Hundreds clean up trash along Great Miami River
• Woman fatally stabs boyfriend
• National Aviation Hall of Fame adding 4
• Legionnaires’ jumps to a decade high in county
• All of I-75 shut down due to standoff
• Cheap sites lure Los Angeles group to Ohio
• I-75 Southbound reopened but ramps still closed due to standoff
• Man dies after being stabbed by girlfriend, police say
• Investors react to earnings, prompt late rally
• Man shot to death on Danner Avenue
• Phone carriers testing Apple’s iPhone 5
• Military cyber plan follows hacking attacks
• Delta ceases flights to 24 small cities
• $4M river project gaining support
• Top 7 Most-read Web stories of the week: 7/08 to 7/15
• Blockbuster targets unhappy Netflix DVD renters
• United attempts airfare hike
• Congrats to Michael Schum, a pitcher on our baseball team, for being named a Second Team All-American by CollegeBaseballInsider.com:
• Original Books & Co. store to change nameplates
• Ziplines to cross river in the fall; appeal dropped
• Welding company plans $2M Moraine facility
• Cedarville sells Christian-themed CDR Radio Network
• Woolpert acquires sea mapping firm
• Not going to see Harry Potter this weekend? Have no fear, there is always something fun to do in Dayton and the surrounding communities. Check out ActiveDayton at or DaytonMostMetro at to see just some of what's going on.
• Today’s photo is of the dance studio in Building 2. This is also known as the ‘little theatre’ and is used for some Sinclair Theatre productions.
• Fire engine ‘brownout’ starts
• Taxpayers help pay for delinquent teens’ trip
• Happy Friday, Raiders! Let's play. >> Tell us when you graduated and with what degree, and what you do now. Maybe you'll find out something surprising about your fellow alumni!
• Ramp from I-75 southbound to U.S. 35 open
• Google+ 'test' has more than 10M users
• Man dies after being stabbed by girlfriend, police say
• DP&L down to about 100 customers still without power
• This week's area fishing report
• 4th death linked to ‘bath salts’
• About 850 still without power
• Councilman quits: ‘I don’t like’ direction city is going
• Weiler Welding granted $100K for new facility
• Superintendent retires, gets rehired
• Happy Bastille Day/La Fête Nationale! Kind of makes you want to eat baguettes and cheese. :)
• Shooting story false, police say
• Funding slow for $4M river project
• Crews battling fully engulfed house fire
• About 2,000 still without power following Monday's storm
• Apple claims No. 3 rank in domestic PC sales
• You can save a life >> The College of Nursing and Health is hosting a BLOOD DRIVE on Monday, July 18, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., in the Student Union Atrium. Donors receive a free shirt and are registered to WIN A JEEP Patriot. Make an appointment by calling
• Kasich pledges $2M for research by Ohio children’s hospitals
• U.S. mortgage rates fall after jobs report
• Report: STEM jobs outpace others
• Citation issued against demolition company after death at Dayton industrial site
• DPL: Plant outages won’t impact restoring local power
• Pizza shop giving discount for donations
• Good luck, Coach! >> Wright State golf coach Pete Samborsky is only three shots out of the lead halfway through the Ohio Amateur tournament at the NCR Country Club South Course. He's the top Dayton-area player through the first two rounds:
• JPMorgan Chase churns $5.4B in profit
• GE Aviation to expand in West Chester
• Congratulations! >> On Saturday, 18 of our newest alumni in the School of Professional Psychology will celebrate their commencement. We wish you all continued success and happiness!
• Starbucks rolls out ‘bistro boxes’
• Today's picture is of a horse skeleton in one of our Biology labs.
• Report: Borders nears liquidation
• Police seek suspect in 2nd shooting in as many days
• More than 2,000 Montgomery County residents still without power
• Elderly abuse rates climb as more baby boomers become seniors
• GE Aviation expands, moves jobs to county
• Company to build $16M facility off Ohio 63
• Severe storms not affecting Kettering parks' $19M overhaul
• Tax break for GE tech center could hit $9M
• Slain ice cream man known as fixture in neighborhood
• Fairborn schools chief faces retire/rehire hearing Thursday
• Eldery abuse rates climb as more baby boomers become seniors
• 4,400 still without power; DP&L to deliver ice
• Report: Amazon tablet to pressure Apple
• City to test credit card parking meters this summer
• Top 5 physicians groups in the Dayton-area
• Chrysler issues recall on Dodge Ram trucks
• Hearing scheduled to improve section of 
U.S. 35
• Kings Island shuts down popular roller coaster
• Jasper Contractors holding job fair on Thursday
• Company to build $16M facility off Ohio 63, could bring 90 jobs
• DP&L offering free ice for those without power
• ITT pledges to keep YSI jobs in Yellow Springs
• Are you excited for Harry Potter, or relieved that it is the last one? What say you, Raider Country?
• Wealthy boost spending on luxury goods
• Developer eyes $9M project at Lyons Crossing
• Northbound Far Hills traffic to be detoured Thursday
• Dayton Restaurant Week starts July 24
• Honda set to boost production level
• Moraine fills council spot emptied by mayor's death
• Wayne Local staying afloat despite state education cuts
• Good idea or not? >> Should teens have to learn first aid and CPR before getting behind the wheel? Think it will pass?
• Tasty renovation underway at Wright State University Lake Campus...nice!
• 10,471 still without power; restoration could take days
• YSI future in Yellow Springs uncertain
• It's the last week of Summer A term classes. B term starts on Monday. Want to jump in and get a full course or two in just five weeks? Check out the offered classes and register today:
• Special place: Ohio's north coast
• Ohio lawmakers, others focusing on curbing sex trafficking
• Boil advisory for parts of Miamisburg lifted; new main break reported
• City's police exam consistent on racial lines
• High Court may weigh in on council seat
• Bill banning post-viability abortions headed for final passage
• HP's TouchPad 4G joins AT&T's stable
• Male-dominated work rebounding slowly from recession
• Ex-council member to fill at-large seat of former Mayor Rosencrans
• Focus shifting to victims of sex trade
• Booz Allen joins long list of hacking victims
• Is an MBA in your future? Not sure? Check out one of our Raj Soin College of Business MBA information sessions, July 16 (Mason), July 21 (Lake Campus), or July 23 (Dayton Campus) to see how you can advance your career. BONUS: We hear they'll waive y
• Centerville development could lead to major street expansion
• Kings Island attempting to break Guiness world record
• Church street in Mason to close for 3 days
• Firefighters honored with Life Saving ribbons
• 19,000 still without power; restoration could take days
• West Carrollton schools to seek 'unprecedented' continuing levy
• Motel 6 launches Apple iPhone, iPod app
• Red Cross opens shelter; DP&L sets up ice stations
• Reynolds doles out $157K in scholarships
• Check out the progress on the new soccer and recreation fields:
• Dayton drug dog dies after freak accident
• Sprint, AT&T subpoenaed on T-Mobile deal
• Audi scouting sites for North American plant
• Procter & Gamble stock downgraded
• Leftwich out as Ohio development leader
• Hackers steal military passwords from Booz Allen Hamilton
• WorkflowOne names Tatman new CEO
• Check out our pictures of the week, including The Rock's makeover and kids on campus:
• Sinclair's dojo is in Building 8, right next to the fieldhouse.
• Report: Iraq to buy 36 F-16 jet fighters
• Restaurant giving away trip to France
• Astronauts honored at Hall of Fame dinner
• Aviation hall honors four new members
• DP&L has 30,000 customers still without power after storms
• Red Cross opens emergency shelter for storm victims
• 2011 Employee Golf Outing >> August 5, 8 a.m., at Twin Base Golf Course (WPAFB). All STUDENT EMPLOYEES and current/retired UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES are invited to participate. At least one member on each team must be an employee or retiree. Read more i
• Stocks poised to open lower
• Madison Twp. man gets life in prison for raping family members
• Outreach effort launched for 12-year-old cancer patient
• Hot, humid weather expected to continue today
• Iona Ave. construction to begin today; reroute ordered
• 79-year-old goes skydiving to fulfull ‘bucket list’
• City gets approval to hire police after major delays
• Expansion could pave way for 20-plus new jobs
• Storms knock out power; heat advisory continues
• Trivial calls to 911 costly to taxpayers, investigation finds
• Child dies after pool accident
• Car hits house, young girl, adult sent to hospital
• Parts of Miamisburg under boil advisory after water main break
• PNC eyes new Android app
• County official accused of drug trafficking
• Leopard sightings confirmed near Dayton
• Apple pitches iPhones to businesses
• Dayton region beats nation in Internet connection
• Dayton investors buy stake in Fetch!
• Debt fears drive stocks lower
• Process Equipment lands $1M loan for expansion
• Man getting help after reportedly shooting self in foot
• Are you unemployed and out of benefits?
• YRC Worldwide lands $400 million loan
• Middletown businessman to wed soap opera star
• Report: NFL lockout could end next week
• Kasich fills job-creation board with notable executives
• Excessive Heat Warning in Effect >> It is currently 95 degrees, with a heat index of 110. Wooo! Anyone ready for fall yet? ;)
• P&G files copyright suit against German soapmaker
• Victim ID’d in fatal Greene County crash
• Madison man gets life in prison for raping family members
• Today's photo is of the Culinary Arts kitchen in Building 13.
• Check out photos from some of the adventures and activities our Pre-College Programs' students (grades K–12) have been enjoying this summer:
• With today's heat index topping 100, it's no wonder we're under a heat advisory. Limit your outdoor activity, drink plenty of water, and check on any who might be without air conditioning and your pets.
• Gas prices down slightly from last week
• FYI: 20 more days until August 1, the financial aid guarantee deadline date for fall quarter. Find out more at www.sinclair.edu/aid
• Development group outlines Ohio 63 plan
• 2 die in separate car crashes
• Heat advisory issued for today
• $150K grant to broaden educational opportunities for students
• Southbound lane on I-75 to temporarily close
• Church’s musical becomes tribute to leukemia victim
• Hara Arena shopping event draws fewer vendors, sensible shoppers
• Young dog trainer spends time with ‘Dog Whisperer’
• Motorist all business for I-75 drive
• Police busy enforcing law in construction zone
• Truckers wary of work-zone drive
• I-75 multimillion overhaul nearing completion
• Teen driver killed in 1-car crash
• Liquor sales soaring in sluggish economy
• Report: (401)k law actually hurts savings
• The heat is on! >> There's a heat advisory in place until 8 p.m. Stay cool and hydrated, and don't forget about our furry friends, too.
• No one injured in overnight fires in Trotwood
• Report: Graphic cigarette labels to have slim impact
• Banks speed adoption of mobile banking apps
• Amazon tablet to challenge iPad in fall
• Man in critical condition after motorcycle crash
• Area man in line for $68K from state fund
• Ohio still likely to be 2012 political battleground
• Amateur astronomer seeks county support for observatory
• Longtime Tipp City banker remembered for love of people
• Dallasburg Road closed on Monday
• Shaker Road to close for bridge repavement
• Austin Center speed limit could be lowered
• ‘Paired transplant’ hailed
 as ‘miracle’ for two families
• Examination of Cleveland-area land bank shows hope for area properties
• Attorney general offers training 
for police officers in time of scarce resources
• GE's multimillion-dollar tax abatement deal goes to final vote this week
• Area bankruptcy filings drop for first time since 2006
• State budget bill calls for major changes in teacher evaluation process
• Apple to debut Lion, MacBook air this week
• Investors fear earnings season to hit stocks
• Ohio still likely to be 2012 battleground
• Report: iPad, mobile tablet sales to top estimates
• NFL photo slideshow
• NFL advertisers wait for movement
• Raid target says he has cooperated in investigation
• Daughter accused of setting up home invasion
• Smog alert issued for area
• Rape victim sues school officials
• Did you know that people all around the country compete to be in our Department of Theatre, Dance, and Motion Pictures? They're among the best in the country, making Wright State performances unbelievable! Learn more about these programs:
• Man, dogs escape fire
• Kettering, Centerville to start earlier in 2012
• Basketball player facing robbery charges
• Caterpillar completes $8.8 billion Bucyrus deal
• Ozone alert issued for Sunday as high could hit 90 degrees
• Teamsters angry at Budweiser distributor
• U.S. House passes $649B in defense spending
• 189 days down, 176 to go until 2012. What goals are you working on this year?
• We are looking for students to be in a recruitment video! If you are over the age of 25 and have a compelling story about being a successful Sinclair student, send an email to website@sinclair.edu. In the email, please include your name, phone number and
• Boston Stoker closing Dayton location
• Man found hanged in Trotwood identified
• Region readies for NASCAR Sprint Cup race
• Shareholders look to block Duke/Progress merger vote
• NASCAR photo slideshow
• 'Blue Jacket' author Allan W. Eckert dies
• Ohio State forfeits football victories
• Franklin Boxboard to shutter Warren County facility
• Kasich administration holding out hope for capital gains tax exemption for Ohio investments
• Man, dogs escape after Harley backfire starts blaze
• Way to represent the green & gold! >> Cassandra Lloyd, a junior in the Raj Soin College of Business, has been selected as the Horizon League Outdoor Track and Field Female Athlete of the Year.
• “Significant” blaze that damaged two homes still being investigated
• Historic liftoff >> The Space Shuttle Atlantis is due to liftoff this morning at 11:26 a.m. EDT. With it goes the entire Space Shuttle program, ending after 30 years and 135 flights. Learn more and view the countdown clock at
• This week's area fishing report
• Local doctor faces aggravated menacing charge
• The Air Show is coming! >> Whatcha doing on the evening of Friday, July 22? Come out and join Wright State University Alumni in the Vectren Air Show Parade in Vandalia! Our Alumni Association will have their award-winning float in the parade. Call
• Our next installment of Office Hours is with Scott Fowler, at Lieutenant with the Sinclair Police and longtime member of the Sinclair family. Scott recently published a book about LeSourdsville Lake (also known as Americana) Amusement Park. Check out t
• Crews battling morning house fire in Warren County
• AFMC vice commander reassigned to Pentagon
• Investigation ordered for trustee, ex-cop
• Clear skies forecast for historic Dragons game
• Firefighter injured in ‘significant’ overnight blaze
• Top 7 Most-read Web stories of the week: 7/01 to 7/08
• Girl falls out of 2nd-floor window
• More reflective signs mandated for roads
• Two children injured when minibike, pickup truck crash
• Siren use differs across region
• Ohio ranked the 13th fattest state
• Economy beginning to power up again
• Washington Twp. business raided by federal agents
• Five Ohio companies on Fortune Global 500
• AF project supports 500 local jobs, but is late, over budget
• Jeff Ruby to expand popular Cincy steakhouse
• Starting salaries, hiring up for college grads
• OSHA investigating workplace injury accident
• Report of 2 children struck by vehicle in Dayton
• Kings Island welcomes children with life threatening illnesses
• Chase to pay $92M in municipal bond settlement
• Cincinnati Reds roll out Super Hero Weekend
• Turtle in the bio lab, Building 3, basement.
• Verizon ceases unlimited data plans
• Group looking for funding 
to build county observatory
• Wright-Patt general moving to Pentagon
• New Students >> Are you starting at Wright State this fall? Want a chance to explore the great outdoors with your fellow new students? Check out the FOOT program:
• Apple seeks security fix on iPhone, iPad
• 1 billion Apple apps downloaded in month
• Standard Register completes deal for Atlanta firm
• Child hurt in accident, taken by CareFlight
• Traffic re-routed due to fire near I-75
• Womb science >> Thomas Brown, associate professor in Neuroscience, Cell Biology, and Physiology, was recently awarded $1.5 million to continue his research. "The longer you keep the baby in the mom, the better chance the baby has." Read m
• Nice! Check out this artist rendering of the new townhouse-style apartments under construction at our Lake Campus, scheduled to open later this fall. Learn more at
• Making a difference >> Check out what the CareSource Foundation is doing to help Montgomery County College Promise students attend Wright State and Sinclair Community College at little to no cost:
• AF project supports 500 local jobs, but is late, overbudget
• Diplomas will be mailed out next week to our 2011 grads! When you get it, will you share your ‘me with my diploma’ picture with us?
• Stocks set to open higher, extend gains
• Dayton house fire under investigation
• Health care, bargaining rights put Ohio at center of debate
• Aullwood's Summer Earth Adventures for July 18 - 22
• Dayton Christian Center hosts Emerge Mission young volunteers
• Lawsuit: Bedbugs came with furniture
• Morgan Stanley Smith Barney client data lost
• Man pleads guilty to stealing police cruiser, other felonies
• Full text of Dayton city manager's budget presentation
• Holiday OVI arrests double in county, fall in Ohio
• Sales tax revenue on rise
• Employee flown to hospital after workplace accident
• Cityfolk plans festival in 2012
• Greenon Local Schools set to hire new chief
• City, county officials plan to cut budgets, not raise taxes
• Small nursing homes at risk under new plan
• Work resumes on USAF project
• Report: Five big banks near $20 billion settlement
• Verizon will pay $20M to settle EEOC law
• Delta June traffic, load factor dip
• Spanish solar panel maker plans 330 jobs in Ohio
• Duke Energy to build second Kansas wind
• Fewer law firm mergers in 2Q
• Dayton City manager recommends cuts to budget
• Happy national kissing day! According to deepestfeelings.com, professors in different subjects have varying definitions for the word, kiss. Read our comments for their definitions:
• Dayton city manager to unveil budget cuts
• Police searching for alleged credit card thief
• Miami Twp. fire under investigation
• Ohio among best for cheap car repair – report
• Work that bites >> Check out this video on two Wright State students who are feeding feisty fish at the Newport Aquarium.
• Dayton-area GM plant sold, 2,000 jobs planned
• Facebook/Skype to heat up video chat industry
• Man who led police on chase pleads guilty
• Homicide victim identified; drugs and robbery thought involved
• Thinking about the fall yet? For the first time ever, we hear there will be football games on campus this year! (Wright State University Raiders Football) Be prepared--order your Wright State gear online:
• Local man wins $300K in lotto
• Today’s photo is of the TRX Classroom (formally a racquetball court) in Building 8.
• Pick-up truck partially submerged in the Great Miami River
• Residents forgoing dental care to save money
• U.S. 35 improvements under consideration
• Alumni >> Quick! How many buildings were on campus when you were a student at Wright State? Where did you take most of your classes?
• 3 taken to hospitals after 4-vehicle crash shuts down lanes on interstate
• Miamisburg kicks off redistricting season as census population shifts
• Top 5 employee benefit companies in Dayton
• Miamisburg kicks off redistrciting season as census population shifts
• I-71 lanes open after 4-vehicle crash
• New complex to offer affordable housing
• Montgomery Co. creates land bank to transform blighted neighborhoods
• Speed a factor in deaths of three young men, police say
• Number of lost dogs boom after July 4th weekend
• Report: Google grows lead over Apple, others
• Investors challenge Bank of America settlement
• Coroner trying to determine if body found was missing Trotwood man
• Golf benefit, dinner to be held 
for Dulle family
• Area surgeon faces charges of sexual imposition
• Meeting scheduled to consider U.S. 35 upgrades
• Ohio 741 lanes closing 
near Kingsridge Drive
• DP&L offering $50 
for old fridge, freezer
• Hoover Avenue to be closed for several weeks
• Stocks mixed on Portugal debt fears
• Caesar Creek marina project money restored
• Ohio group to challenge health care reform
• Goose Room closes in downtown Dayton
• The passing of the baton...er, stethoscope >> Please welcome Rosalie O'Dell Mainous to the Wright State family. She will succeed Patricia Martin as dean of the College of Nursing and Health, effective August 15. Learn more about Mainous:
• Honda auto sales decline for June
• Montgomery County forms ‘land bank’
• I-75 crash results in injuries, blocks traffic
• DBJ names Healthiest Employers winners
• Young bicyclist collides with pickup in Kettering
• Cincinnati Bell debuts 4G mobile network
• Photos: Reds, Indians in ‘Battle of Ohio’
• Volunteers needed! >> Move-In Day for new students will be on Thursday, Sept. 1. (Less than two months away!) Want to help out? >> Fac/Staff/Retirees can sign up to volunteer at >> Students and Student Orgs can do so at
• 7-year-old girl killed by car is identified
• During the month of July, we will be posting pictures of areas on Sinclair’s campuses that are unique or unknown. The first place is Sinclair Theatre’s costume shop in Building 2. Do you have any suggestions of unique areas we should feature?
• Franklin schools enact budget cuts
• Man ejected from rescue boat in regatta crash
• Did you know that Wright State has six Ohio Centers of Excellence? These research centers are driving innovation in the region, sparking new technologies and forging new partnerships with businesses and organizations. Learn more:
• JPMorgan Chase poll shows executives optimistic
• Kasich says $56B budget good for Ohio
• Parks district copes with cuts
• Curb on door-to-door soliciting spurs lawsuit
• Girl, 7, struck and killed in Dayton
• AT&T changes iPhone insurance plan
• Insider stock trades at Navistar, Thor
• Photos: Next generation weapons systems
• HP, Best Buy partner on TouchPad blitz
• Hackers send message by hitting Apple, others
• Happy birthday, U.S.A.! We're proud to live in the land of dreams, opportunity, and freedom for all.
• Forecasters say rain should leave before evening fireworks shows
• Happy Fourth of July! Don't forget, the college is closed today in observance of the Independence Day Holiday.
• Soldier from region killed in Afghanistan
• Congress OKs video conferencing providers
• Former Dayton-area congressman remembered fondly
• Man dies after incident at Indian Lake
• Community, U.S. honor soldier
• Middletown man ejected from rescue boat in regatta crash
• Donations key to Cityfolk as cuts loom
• Franklin schools enacts budget cuts
• Blues musician not feeling so blue
• Dayton city schools plan
15-year tax break for GE
• Costs for imaging scans vary widely
• Report: Honda expects 36% sales drop
• Bravo Brio to raise $80M in secondary offering
• Fire fighters attack ‘anti-union’ bills in Ohio, Fla., Wis.
• Ohio Democrats battle GOPs union limits
• Fun, fun, fun in the hot summer sun! Hope everyone is having a great weekend.
• Drunken driving cases in area fall 20 percent in 3 years
• Report: Facebook, Twitter valuations grow
• P&G in talks to buy Unilever deodorant brand
• Three big airlines worst for long tarmac delays
• Dayton hires Terrence Slaybaugh as airport director
• Apartments near Miami University sell for $7.9M
• Insider stock trades at Navistar, Thor
• Man drowns, another injured in Indian Lake boating incident
• Gas prices temporarily hold steady
• Gas prices still climbing in Dayton, statewide
• We always like to root for the home team...but what happened when the Cincinnati Reds were confronted with the talents of former Raider, Joe Smith, relief pitcher for the Cleveland Indians? Read about it in the DaytonDailyNews.com:
• Bayer settles modified rice suit for $750 million
• Counties’ sales tax revenue rising
• Jersey Mike’s to help Dayton nonprofit
• Restaurants benefit via oddball marketing
• Special places: Private club offers fly fishing paradise
• Schools in financial burdens ask athletes to pay up
• Future of government earmarks in question
• 'Suspicious' fire temporarily displaces couple
• Governor Kasich has signed more than 27 bills into law
• Fireworks shows to dominate this weekend
• Tornado siren will be added in German Twp.
• Cityfolk volunteers say $5 suggested donation is a hit
• Apple computers recovered could be from smash and grab robberies
• Sunrise Center closes doors
• Area parade tradition outlawed
• 25K private records hacked, leaked in Ohio this year
• Family sues city over son's arrest
• $42M could go to DPL execs
• Baby giraffe at Cincinnati Zoo dies
• Apple, RIM trade ruling hits Eastman Kodak investors
• Borders to be bought by Direct Brands
• Teddy bears hitting the beat with Dayton cops
• Franklin Boxboard closing, cutting 81 employees
• Air Force adds $94M to modernization program
• Dayton sports marketing firm signs franchisee
• President Obama plans first town hall on Twitter
• Study: Green light for campus in Middletown
• DP&L doubles its offer for old refrigerators to $50 for recycling
• Lawsuit over Tasing on handicapped 17-year-old pits differing stories
• Companies ranked for being gay, lesbian friendly
• JPMorgan Chase targets military customers
• Manufacturing index signals strength
• Top 100 retailers list released
• The university will be closed on Monday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Have a safe and wonderful weekend! >> If you're in the area, check out the Fairborn Parade on Monday at 10 a.m.--we hear there's an amazing float full of
• Photo slideshow: Dayton Air Show preview
• More area students passing grad test
• Oh Canada! >> Happy Canada Day to our northern neighbors.
• Name change >> Effective today, the Department of Educational Leadership is now the Department of Leadership Studies in Education and Organizations. Learn more about the department's undergraduate and graduate programs:
• Kings Island offering free admission this week for active and retired military
• Warren, Clark County alone in showing growth during the recession
• Happy Friday! There's a hush across campus; the quiet parking lots can only mean one thing: We're only hours away from a three-day weekend. >> SHARE what's going on this weekend: Fireworks? Swimming? Cookouts? Vacation?
• Citigroup in talks for CitiFinancial sale
• Local SB 5
effort tops 42,000 signatures
• Local health care providers compete to make Montgomery Co healthier
• Area fishing report
• Not guilty plea entered in bar permit dispute
• Springfield Grammy-winner featured in anti-dropout ads
• Xenia fire chief taking state job
• Smog advisory issued for today
• Former Dayton city manager to run operations of U.S. Rep. Turner’s offices
• $600M in local payroll lost
• More area students passing the graduation test
• Huntington to help finance Pro Football Hall of Fame expansion
• MillerCoors shifts Molson brewing to Ohio
• What's Lara up to now? >> Check out her new adventures in this month's Raider Recon:
• Xenia fire chief resigns, takes state job
• Local gas prices on the rise compared to last week
• Social Media Day celebrated
• Piqua to get $2 million to redevelop hospital site
• Former Dayton city manager Lemmie to lead Congressman Turner’s local offices
• Dayton man charged after woman, baby burned
• Accident with injuries reported on U.S. 35
• Grammy-winner John Legend to headline P&G anti-dropout promotion
• Ohio has largest decrease in jobless claims
• USAA, Air Force Association develops co-branded card
• Did you know that approximately 80% of new students participate in Learning Communities? Learn what these are and how they help students:
• Montgomery Co. property values hurt housing prices, city services
• From the Archives: English Department Celebrates George Washington’s Birthday, 1905
• Free food at Chick-fil-A on ‘cow day’
• Lebanon OKs $2.5 million for water mains
• Happy Social Media Day! (Did you know such a thing existed?) According to Mashable, our neighbor to the south takes the cake for Most Social City in the World. Go, Ohio!
• American eyes $15B Boeing, Airbus jet deal
• Stocks poised to open even higher
• Lane closure scheduled for tonight on I-75
• Dayton Foundation awards $200K in grants to benefit local charities
• Watch Tower Convention returns to Dayton area
• Drop in fuel prices won’t lead to spike in holiday travel
• DECA to use grant for new K-6 school
• Home values hurt city services
• Dayton will use cameras to fine speeders
• Local hospitals racing to attract cancer patients
• Change for head of Montgomery Co. addiction services board
• Duke Energy, Progress to offer buyouts after merger
• Do you work multiple jobs?
• Prime Outlets deal closes, new name planned
• MVH South plans $20M expansion, cancer center
• Health care reform law passes first appeals test
• Turner hires former Dayton, Cincy city manager
• Real estate firm buys NAI Global
• LCNB National Bank receives national ranking
• Activists seek referendum on Senate Bill 5
• "In Joplin, we drove into town and it was all fine and dandy, and then you just hit this wall of destruction. The whole van went silent." >> Read about a group of recent Wright State grads who recently returned from assisting with the tor
• Anti-S.B. 5 throng marches repeal bid petitions to Statehouse
• Gas prices up 20 cents in one day
• Dayton Foundation awards $200k to nonprofits
• Photos: Ohio State president at Dayton Dragon's game
• Mercy for Animals alleges cruel treatment at Kroger pork supplier
• City OKs $2.5 million for water mains
• What is he up to now? What does he think of our current team? >> Catch up with former Raider hoops star DaShaun Wood. Wood was instrumental in Wright State's 2007 NCAA tournament appearance.
• City to install automated meters
• Burglars target local Apple products store
• Regional dispatch center still adjusting to increased emergency calls
• Strengthening ties >> A recent trip to China, led by Provost Steven Angle, resulted in new dual-degree agreements with four Chinese universities. Learn more:
• Report of motorcycle accident on I-70
• Estate tax repeal to cost cities millions
• Unidentified chemical odor leads to apartment building evacuation
• Ohio budget keeps taxes, cuts school and local government funding
• Sinclair relies on $2.2M of ‘rainy day’ funding
• State estate tax loss could mean change to city spending
• Miami Twp. needs funds to run fire department
• Dayton adjusting to regional dispatch center
• Turner keeps heat on 
VA leaders
• House OKs texting-while-driving ban
• Police lift car off trapped man
• Warren County agency wants to resume collection of full tax levy
• Fallen soldier brought back to his Eaton family
• Report: F-35 fighter jet costs may be exaggerated
• Stocks heat up as Dow continues to climb
• Xenia man gets $150,000 surprise from Ohio Lottery drawing
• Former Dayton Congressman dies
• Seepex gears up for $8M expansion, 40 new jobs
• Dannon to invest $88M, hire 100 workers
• Report: Apple iOS, Android have 'major' security flaws
• Weekend funeral planned for fallen Englewood soldier
• Tattoo shop owner in Ohio State scandal pleads guilty
• Time Warner adds six HD channels in Ohio
• Delta finishes flat-bed installs on 777s, 767-400s
• Girlfriend pleads guilty to charges in deadly Enon Beach shooting
• Mercury-tainted home is a family’s nightmare
• Not only have they 'got game,' but they also have the smarts to back it up! Congrats to the 57 Raiders who were named to the Horizon League Spring Academic Honor Roll. See the list of honorees:
• AdCare to buy 15 nursing centers in four states
• Kettering business robbed at gunpoint
• Highlights from the Sinclair Singers' Spring Concert:
• Dayton manufacturer, tech firm expanding
• Military students, employees, alumni, and friends >> Kings Island is celebrating the Armed Forces this weekend, offering a free regular admission ticket to active/retired military (including ROTC), July 1-4. You can also get discounted tickets for
• Big banks boost credit card offers
• Ford boosts F-150 pickup production
• Dayton VA dental clinic investigation moves to next step
• Aullwood's Summer Earth Adventures
• Water, Water Everywhere - Art Quilt Exhibit
• Privatization of lottery rejected in state budget bill
• Major banks may give away discarded residences to cut losses
• Former Ohio leaders spurn boost in water withdrawal
• Clark State tuition going up 3% in fall
• Weekend funeral planned for soldier
• Fairborn considers police, fire levies
• States can’t keep kids from violent video games
• Dayton International Airport traffic rebounds
• Dayton in talks on free homes
• WSU liberal arts directors retain jobs
• YRC Worldwide shares soar on 'incredible trading'
• Fourth of July fireworks possibly back on in Moraine
• Prosecutor concerned about no bond for man accused of stealing $100K
• Stocks climb higher to open week
• New SAP Policy for Financial Aid >> As required by federal regulations, Wright State has amended its Satisfactory Academic Process Policy. Students who do not meet SAP requirements will become ineligible to receive federal student aid. Learn more:
• Dayton VA investigation moves to next step
• Honda, Toyota top 'American-made' cars list
• The outgoing president of Wright State University Student Government, Dan Thomas, has been elected to chair the Ohio Student Government Association. Thomas will continue to serve in the Wright State SG under incoming president Paul Reed. Read more:
• Milano’s named ‘Best Pizza’ in Dayton
• Trucking index slips as economy slows
• Moraine building being auctioned
• Paralyzed from the waist down after a car accident, Todd Reigelsperger is living life to the fullest, starting a new business venture at the ripe old age of 19. Check out an article in The Daily Standard about Reigelsperger, a Wright State University Lak
• Police looking at retaliation as motive in Saturday shooting of mother, daughter
• Apple seen with 2 new iPhones in September
• Hackers stole millions from Citigroup
• Dayton wins NCAA tourney “First Four” games
• Gas prices still dropping
• Paychecks surge 10 percent in Dayton area
• Local child obesity getting worse
• Boating fund’s millions won’t fix Grand Lake St. Marys
• Greene County health district offering free HIV testing
• Area cities struggle to find fireworks funds
• 14-month-old girl found in pool still in critical condition
• New park and preserve now open in Clearcreek Twp.
• Shaker Road closed for bridge repavement
• Various lane closures planned on I-75 over next couple days
• Cities struggle to find fireworks funds
• RTA bus stop signs replaced, updated as part of project
• Report: CEOs take iPad as perk when leaving
• Chipotle plans price hikes
• Ohio a hotbed of biotech job growth
• Social media branding best in moderation
• MSNBC show to air footage from Enon Beach shooting
• Suicide rate up for white, middle-aged men
• Bond issue, tax hike likely on Carlisle ballot
• Casino’s impact on Butler County slight, experts say
• Disparate treament of minorities study to be reviewed
• Single lane closures on I-75 slated Monday
• City considering enacting legislation regarding solar panels
• Wide disparities existing in police staffing across region, examination finds
• Kids involved in 40 percent of motor vehicle crashes with bikes, pedestrians
• Why can't every day be a sunny Saturday? :)
• World's wealthiest now worth $43 trillion
• Apple, RIM patent decision set for next week
• Manufacturers hopeful Obama plan will create jobs
• Barn Fire in Warren County
• Police identify man who fell off bridge into Ohio River
• This week's fishing report
• Freedom’s Call Tattoo draws 75,000 to WPAFB
• Customer finds glove in Big Mac
• Synthetic drugs widely available despite bans
• State moves to bar trans fats bans
• $500M to boost advanced tech could help Dayton
• Contributions are ‘crucial' for the survival of Cityfolk Festival
• Cities reporting revenue increases
• Driver had heart attack before crash at Kettering hospital
• Top 7 Most-read Web stories of the week: 6/17 to 6/24
• Phone messaging firm releases iPhone app
• Dayton Business Journal wins awards
• Hit-and-run suspect identified, wanted
• Golf outing in memory of deputy who died
• Two renewal levies for Monroe Township on November ballot
• Have a great weekend, Raider Country! (Pssst! Did you notice we're almost to 7,500 fans? Thank you all for sharing an interest in the wonderful world of Wright State!)
• Jasper Contractors hiring 75 workers
• Count on accounting >> Wright State's Raj Soin College of Business accounting students have qualified for the 14th time to be one of four teams at the Institute for Management Accountants National Competition. Way to go!
• iPad data hacker faces five years in jail
• Ohio bill to help military vets find jobs
• Dayton 62nd largest American metro
• Man who fell off bridge into Ohio River still missing
• Truck accident blocking traffic on I-75
• New bakery planned for Wright Dunbar area
• Miami president's contract extended; in-state tuition jumps
• USAA exclusive provider for National Guard association
• Choke hazard prompts Target baby shoe recall
• FYI: The Dayton campus bookstore will be closed for inventory on Thursday, June 30 and will re-open Friday, July 1. The Learning Center and Courseview Campus bookstores will close for inventory at 12:00 noon on Wednesday, June 29 and will re-open on Tues
• TGIF! So much to do today: Faculty, Staff, and Retiree Picnic (11 a.m. to 1 p.m.), Freedom's Call Military Tattoo at WPAFB (4-11 p.m.), 5 for the Kids Run and Fitness Walk in Dayton (7-10 p.m.), and the St. Rita Summer Festival (6-11 p.m.). Fun, fun
• Library moves ahead on $600,000 expansion plan for kids’ section
• Man falls off bridge into Ohio River
• IRS hikes mileage reimbursement on high gas prices
• GE, Best Buy invest in green technologies
• Dayton drivers owe $3.9M in red-light camera tickets
• WPAFB to adapt as war on terror shifts
• Jobless homeowners get help through program
• Man accused of giving teen HIV is formally charged
• $250K bond set for couple accused of duct-tape torture of toddler
• Lawyers: MCSi not all Peppel’s fault
• Erica Baker case: Gabriel released from prison
• 33 vets to visit war memorials in capital
• 1 person critically injured in car accident at Kettering Medical Center
• Rules to ease for racetrack move
• Xenia schools treasurer retires after board says it won't support request for retire/rehire
• Local hospitals overused CT scans, data suggests
• Fenwick Festival this weekend
• Dole salads recalled over listeria
• One person critically injured in car accident at Kettering Medical Center
• Jobs scarce for police academy grads
• Man accused of bilking nonprofits shouldn't be out of jail, prosecutor says
• 9/11 flag on display 
at tattoo this Friday
• Two injured in morning crash with semi
• Effort under way to restore Caesar Creek marina funding
• New students >> Want to be better prepared for the fall? Wright State has created several summer courses, workshops, and programs to help you get started in the right direction:
• Summerbration begins with cruise-in today at Bridgewater Falls
• Funeral services held for 2-year-old
• General Dynamics lands $4.7M Air Force intel work
• Ohio BWC administrator Q&A
• Mass job cuts increase in Ohio for May
• Ohio, other states in GlaxoSmithKline settlement
• 'Best pizza' poll heating up
• Report: Medicaid cuts risk 75,000 Ohio jobs
• Kool-Aid latest in fried food frenzy
• CareSource Foundation doles out grants
• Survey: Most businesses vulnerable to hackers
• Family offers reward for information on remains of 13-year-old missing 38 years
• Students >> Want to check out pics of the different campus dorms and apartments? Head over to the Wright State University Residence Services Facebook page and view their many photo galleries. So many reasons to LIVE On Campus.
• Lawmakers claim more reimbursements in busy legislative year
• Mother, children involved in crash with semi
• Faculty, staff, and retirees >> Today's picnic has been rescheduled to tomorrow, Friday, June 24. Join us in the Garden of the Senses from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow for food, entertainment, and fellowship.
• Wife of slain area soldier mourns loss
• Torch Run to honor fallen deputies
• Rolling road blocks on I-75 set for today
• Signup begins for downtown Dayton fishing tournament
• 23 of 52 SunCoke hires are from Butler County
• Hit-skip, carjack suspect on loose
• City toughens rules for panhandlers
• Big push for science and math degrees paying off
• Bill would allow guns on campus, in church
• Injured boy, 7, to make full recovery after plane crash
• Restaurant owner may face additional felony charges, prosecutor says
• Fairborn families to get semi full of food
• Miamisburg gets new website, Facebook page
• Woodland Foundation awarded $10K grant
• City Commission OKs conversion of prison to women-only
• Wolf Road shut down after 2 SUVs collide
• North Main Street opened after gas leak
• Sheriff says governor’s inaction on immigration reform is costing jobs
• Column: CSI Ohio reforms state regulatory environment one rule at time
• Don't forget! Tomorrow is the Wright State Transfer and Adult Student Open House. Thursday, June 23, 3 to 6 p.m. in the Student Union. Learn more and register:
• 2 women, infant may have been abducted from parking lot, whereabouts unknown
• Funeral services scheduled for toddler; mom faces murder charges
• Report: Apple to release new iPhone
• U.S. Postal Service to suspend pension fund contributions
• Robbins & Myers shares climb on earnings
• Woman who made bomb threat at Dayton airport won't be charged
• Looking for something fun to do this Friday? Our neighbor, Wright-Patterson AFB will be hosting their annual AFMC Freedom's Call Tattoo, Friday, June 24, starting at 4 p.m. Learn more:
• Ohio State athletes cleared in car sales
• PNC's purchase price for RBC could drop due to loan performance
• Top 5 residential real estate firms of Dayton
• UnitedHealth sues over $23B military contract lost to Humana
• "As other teens returned home from school, 13-year-old Jose Silva headed for work at a restaurant, where he would remain until 2 a.m." >> Read his story and others in Wright State graduate Nancy Brown Diggs' ('89) new book, Hidd
• Pickup sandwiched by semis; driver escapes
• Economy blamed for demise of Xenia Nazarene Christian School
• Yuengling beer coming in Ohio
• 2 women, infant abducted from parking lot, whereabouts unknown
• Evan Bayh joins Fifth Third board
• Disaster loans for businesses near Grand Lake St. Marys available
• Single-sex prison proposal up for vote today
• MCSi owes banks $88.5M, government witness tells judge
• Local educator overlooked again
• Inmates help raise $10K for Special Olympics
• Yellow Springs a finalist for ‘most fun’ in the U.S.
• Two local high schools ranked among best in nation by Newsweek
• 1 teen still in hospital after ‘bath salts’ OD
• Death off Ohio’s tallest bridge thought to be suicide
• Tractor-trailer rigs involved in I-70 crash
• Fire forces evacuation of Wilmington Avenue apartment building
• Government witnesses testify at hearing for former MCSi chief exec
• Watch for some weather headed toward campus. Severe storms just went through the area south of campus.
• Kettering water tower to undergo nearly $1 million rehab
• Fairborn police looking for runaway teen girl
• Report: 5 companies corral bulk of online ad spending
• Englewood soldier killed in Afghanistan
• New boat/sports show planned for January
• Naked man found asleep in car flees before arrest
• Top Florida education post not offered to local educator
• JPMorgan to pay $153M in SEC settlement
• U.S. Air Force drones pass combat milestone
• 48-year-old man dies after falling off Ohio’s tallest bridge
• Coalition hires former Wright-Patt deputy commander
• Volunteers tweet restaurants for hunger campaign
• WindSeeker finally opens to thrill of riders
• Lane Libraries names new director
• Semesters Transition, Fall 2012 >> Semesters courses and programs will be announced during Fall Quarter 2011. Learn more:
• Boeing and Airbus in dogfight for new contracts
• FDA unveils graphic tobacco health warnings
• SABMiller eyes new plan to buy Foster’s
• Airlines to boost July 4th fares 10 percent
• Corporations, individuals increase philanthropy
• Happy first day of summer! What are you doing this summer?
• Gas prices dropping below $3.50 a gallon
• 48-year-old man jumps off Ohio’s tallest bridge, troopers say
• Happy first day of summer!
• JPMorgan, RBS face $800M lawsuit over security sales
• Facebook to surpass Yahoo in display ad dollars
• Oakwood school board, teachers' union agree to continue base pay freeze
• May storms 3rd-costliest in 37 years for Ohio
• Victim identified in fatal Fairborn crash
• Miami grad named new director at Lane Libraries
• Employers may end coverage if health reform enacted
• 2 people hospitalized after collision
• Drowning risks rise as temperatures climb
• Thunderstorms possible for this afternoon
• Wright State Physicians to break ground for medical office building on campus
• Area hospitals witnessing more ‘bath salts’ illnesses
• Son charged in mother's death to remain in mental hospital for now
• Driver of crashed tractor-trailer still in hospital
• Kettering City Schools extends salary freeze for
support staff
• UnitedHealth scores best in claims accuracy
• Fatal crash reported in Fairborn
• Foes of casino tax deal pose threat to Dayton horse racing
• Lebanon teachers agree to wage freezes
• Xenia man killed in plane crash remembered as 'experienced pilot'
• Sears eyes Ohio for new headquarters
• Franklin man accused of attacking ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend
• Grassroots effort underway to restore marina funding
• Macy's signs $1.5B credit agreement
• Top 100 advertisers named for 2010
• GE Aviation inks multiple orders at Paris Air Show
• Ohio’s May storms loses to top $400M
• U.S. Supreme Court blocks sex-bias class action against Wal-Mart
• STARS opened today for fall quarter scholarship applications. Students can apply for foundation scholarships for fall quarter 2011 through the online Scholarship Tracking and Review System (STARS) from June 20 – July 25, 2011. To get started, visit
• Move over, RoboCop, there's a new option in town for cyber security >> Wright State's Institute of Defense Studies and Education will offer a 6-month Cyber Security Certificate and a 12-month post-graduate program, beginning in January:
• Top 5 social media tips for job seekers
• Henny Penny named KFC ‘supplier of the year’
• Are you going without dental care because of the economy? Talk to us
• Downtown lunch entertainment starts June 21
• PNC CEO Rohr calls RBC deal 'unique opportunity'
• Group of black men suing Denny's
• Alumni >> Be part of the action in the Fairborn 4th of July Parade! You and your family can ride or walk with the Wright State Alumni Association's award-winning parade float. Learn more:
• Cyberspace attacks increasing, military security leader says
• May was third worst for storm damage
• Slow-moving thunderstorms to hit the Miami Valley Region
• High court rejects global warming lawsuit against Ohio power company
• Want to be uuber productive this summer? Register for B, E, or F-term summer classes. E begins July 7, B begins July 19, and F begins July 29. Search online class schedule:
• Fog to linger to late morning; thunderstorms coming
• Gas prices in Ohio continue to decline
• Group of men sue restaurant after being refused service
• Shots fired into Trotwood townhouse
• Federal aid protects farms from volatility
• Lane closures, roadblocks to disrupt traffic this week
• July 4 parade needs participants
• Lack of pools, heat may increase swimming risk
• Ex-CEO's delayed sentencing prompts complaints
• 3-county crisis center 
to close end of June
• ISUS charter school cuts budget,
 plans to operate next year
• Dayton Art Institute CEO leaving
• Report: Apple iPad 3 details leaked
• Bomb threat made at Dayton airport, woman in 'mental health custody'
• 3 from Xenia killed in Alabama plane crash
• Report: Apple iPad 3 details leaked
• Army Reserve helicopter makes emergency landing in Warren County
• Careflight called to ATV crash
• Gypsy moth spraying over Kettering through Wednesday
• Retailers, cops battle organized thieves
• Thanks to all of our dads, stepdads, and granddads, living or passed on, for all the shared memories and for what they each contributed to who we are today. Happy Father's Day!
• United Way will discard dollar goal, shift emphasis to partners
• Tea party leader may run for commission
• Master sergeant continues fight to bring kids home from Japan
• Participants needed for Independence Day parade
• Libertarian candidate to run for auditor
• Thank you, Allen and Brenda Rinzler! >> Check out the plans for the new Rinzler Student Sports Complex at Wright State:
• Semi crashes off I-70 overpass, closing portion of Route 68
• Local teachers hit hard by budget cuts, staff reductions
• Tea Party group opposes Warren County increasing its lodging tax
• Report: Facebook users have more 'real' friends
• Report: Best Buy in $10M settlement for job policies
• Dayton Art Institute CEO leaving
• Analysts ponder impact of Microsoft, Skype clearance
• Top 5 Most-read Web stories of the week: 6/10 to 6/17
• Analysts expect weak summer for stock market
• Report: Facebook users have more ‘real’ friends
• Panhandling proposal blasted
• Beavercreek schools to trim $7M more from 2-year budget
• Good Sam psych unit makes changes
• Civic outreach costs Air Force $35 million
• Infamous Dayton murderer to appear before parole board
• DAI director-CEO to retire in July
• Antioch College trustees giving $9 million to help restart school
• Report: PNC nears acquisition of RBC Bank
• Report: Facebook iPad app set for launch
• Temperatures are on the rise, but it sure is nice to see something else going in the opposite direction: ...Enjoy it while it lasts!
• Ohio business filings climb 11 percent
• Trucking firms boosted by lower fuel costs
• Ohio jobless rate holds steady at 8.6%
• Congressional hearing to address GM, Delphi pension cuts
• Area gas prices see nearly 20-cent decrease from last week
• And the winner is... >> Congratulations to Richard Day of Beavercreek for winning the four-year scholarship to Wright State, featured on Dayton's CW. The contest was based on a written essay. Learn more:
• Toddler died of 'non-accidental trauma,' coroner says
• This week's area fishing report
• Springboro joins in regulation against gaming cafes
• Senate bill seeks to limit Apple, Google tracking
• Road closures planned for next week
• This Sunday is Father's Day...how do you plan to celebrate?
• Mom charged in death of toddler
• Rollover school bus scenario focus of today’s mass-casualty training
• Board of Elections leader on paid leave
• Dad not guilty in infant’s death
• Montgomery County engineer Litvin retiring
• $100K less going to repaving rough roads
• Horse race tracks join competition for more gaming dollars
• Board of Elections leader placed on leave
• Wells Fargo exits reverse mortgages
• Report: PNC funds private equity arm with $500M
• Top 5 largest Dayton-area employers
• Top 5 highest-paid nonprofit executives
• Lakota taps Mantia as superintendent
• New name >> The School of Graduate Studies is changing its name to the Wright State University Graduate School, effective July 1.
• Toddler dies, mom charged with murder
• From the Archives: Registration 1970
• Jury acquits stepfather in infant daughter’s death
• LulzSec hackers may have Ohio link
• Senator seeks to aid ravaged auto communities
• Gambling foes mull lawsuit over slots at Ohio tracks
• Good luck to former Raider golfer, Jesse Hutchins, in his first appearance at the U.S. Open in Bethesda, Maryland. May your game be full of aviary holes!
• Seen around campus >> Check out the latest Week in Pictures:
• ATT CEO expects to divest assets for T-Mobile
• Poll: Mitt Romney favored for GOP nomination
• Cincinnati Bengals win title: Worst pro franchise
• Interested in transferring to Wright State? Are you looking at going back to college to get your degree? Want to go from an associate degree to a bachelor's? Attend a special TRANSFER AND ADULT STUDENT OPEN HOUSE on Thursday, June 23, 3-6 p.m.
• GE Aviation expects $18B in 2011 sales
• Golden Lamb manager working to revitalize historic restaurant
• Here are our photos from commencement. Post your commencement photos to our wall, we'll add them to our Commencement 2011 album!
• Report of an accident involving a school bus
• Four transported to hospital after I-71 wreck
• Man hospitalized after being shot
• Truck winds up in man’s living room
• Cincinnati casino developer to pay $110M to state in deal
• Foster parent accused of abuse
• Dayton’s crackdown on panhandlers may intensify
• Infant death case in jury’s hands
• Hamilton man gets 23 years in prison for child pornography charges
• Local city managers receiving perks outlawed by SB 5
• Ohio lawmakers OK allowing firearms in bars, restaurants
• Toddler on life-support, mom in jail
• Report: Top companies for recent college grads
• Lebanon Raceway officials excited by gaming news
• Our modern and scenic branch campus, Wright State University Lake Campus, held its 39th Commencement ceremony last Friday, honoring more than 200 new graduates. Congratulations, Lakers!
• Commencement 2011 - Advice for Graduates and Graduate Profiles:
• Dayton BBB revokes accreditations
• Casino deal may aid Dayton horse track project
• Stocks fall during tumultuous Wednesday
• Starbucks expands mobile payment options
• Report: NFL lockout nearing end
• Little Miami tax would bring back bussing, elementary building
• Seeing sounds >> Wright State student and artist Anthony Powers has synesthesia, a rare condition that for him, causes him to see images when he hears sounds. Check out some of his resulting artwork and learn more:
• Centerville condo building damaged by fire
• Children’s hospital raises $300K for new beds
• MacBook Air rumors heat up
• Terrelle Pryor apologizes to Tressel, Buckeye Nation
• Details of Cincinnati casino deal expected to come today
• Warren County starts fundraising for 9/11 memorial
• Huntington Bank rolls out mobile banking app
• Doe, a deer, a female deer... >> See any deer on campus? We saw some this morning at the edge of the woods by Rockafield House. One of the perks of having so much green space and woods is that you are able to experience nature all around you.
• Firefighters battle Centerville apartment fire
• Franklin man convicted of aggravated robbery at Union Savings Bank
• IRS helping nonprofits regain tax-exempt status
• Summer quarter begins today. Who's taking summer classes?
• Airline baggage fees soar eightfold
• Fannie Mae boosts efforts to sell foreclosed homes
• Time Warner to pay $260M for cable systems
• Monroe’s tally in fight with SunCoke tops $1M
• Toddler injury investigated by police
• Cordray heads credit watchdog group
• Motorcyle rider who collided with sheriff’s vehicle is Dayton firefighter
• Super Bowl champ seeks to provide busing to Lakota students
• Aullwood's Summer Earth Adventures
• Couple on motorcycle hurt after crash
• Splash Moraine park could reopen in 2012
• Buying begins at Pointe Oakwood
• Kettering’s new waterpark fills void, draws crowds
• Principal suing district gets new job
• Military vets struggle to find work
• Burden of unplanned births on Ohio debated
• New leader named for local hospital
• Creativity on tap at Camp Invention
• Waynesville school board approves new salary policy
• Apple sells 'unlocked' iPhones via online store
• Graduates >> Don't forget to follow Wright State University Alumni to learn about networking opportunities, social hours, and other events to help you connect with other alumni in your area.
• Miracle-Gro eyes medical marijuana market
• Ohio ranks high for manufacturing, logistics
• Bank economists predict 2 million new jobs this year
• Sinclair launches STEM institute for area educators
• Days like this don't come along too often in the summer. Tell us how you plan to enjoy this perfect June day. (If only these skies and temps would stick around through the weekend!) Happy Tuesday, Raider Country!
• Warren County to host Ultimate Frisbee tournament
• Report: 1 in 5 employers to hire in 3Q
• Way to go! >> Cassandra Lloyd has been named an All-American by the U.S. Track and Field Coaches Association. She is the first Wright State Division I track All-American.
• Delta tops with $952M in baggage fees
• US Postal Service stands by cost cuts
• Report: Facebook loses 6M U.S. users in May
• Interested in cheering for Sinclair? The first cheer clinic is tonight at 5:30 p.m. in the basement of Building 8. For more information, check out the Sinclair Cheerleaders Facebook page:
• Berry Festival begins at Valley Vineyards this weekend
• Street sweeper purchase delayed, now may cost city $38K more
• Man convicted in Erica Baker case out prison, still held in custody
• Super Bowl champ seeks to provide bussing to Lakota students
• Virginia firm wins $82M Air Force contract
• Motorbike collides with Greene County Sheriff’s vehicle
• Springboro principal who sued board transferring to new role
• Tax money used to prop up golf courses
• Local jobs saved, Kasich says
• 81-year-old man dies in crash
• No-show witnesses delay Middletown murder trial
• Police officer awarded $1.9M in civil suit
• Trial starts in death
of 4-month-old girl
• Beavercreek won’t sell park land
• Suspected pipe bomb at high school turns out to be school project
• Hospital violence reportedly rising
• Jury awards $1.9M to officer struck
• Perkins parent files for Chapter 11, closing 58 locations
• Ohio’s economic growth lagged neighbors last year
• Gov. Kasich to speak about jobs, technology in Hamilton today
• Gas prices plunge in past week
• Verizon to roll out 4G network on Thursday
• Wright State report: Defense, manufacturing to create jobs
• The streak: Dayton Dragons near all-time sellout record
• Kasich: Dallas Mavericks and fans now ‘honorary Ohioans’
• Dayton Business Journal wins Press Club awards
• Congratulations to Sarah Twill, assistant professor of social work, on being named the 2011 Honors Teacher of the Year by the Wright State University Honors Program:
• Piqua apartments sold for $1M
• Four Riverside office buildings to be auctioned
• The Friendship Food Pantry at WSU (134 Allyn Hall) summer hours: Mondays and Fridays, noon to 3 p.m. >> Want to help the Food Pantry help our students in need? Contact Rebecca at (937) 775-2082 or email rebecca.fensler@wright.edu to see what you ca
• Middletown brothers find fishing alluring
• Summer Quarter begins today. Have a wonderful summer, whether you're on campus or off, in the US or abroad...unless you're in the southern hemisphere, then we hope you have a great winter!
• Air Force research aimed at allowing one human to fly multiple UAVs
• Fire damages 8-unit complex
• Fewer kids will participate in summer lunch program
• Ex-mayor opposes city land sale
• Ohio money flowing to Palin, Romney
• Former firefighter drowns at falls
• Wright State graduates making a difference >> Check out this video from WDTN:
• Cause of 'explosive’ I-75 crash that killed trucker examined
• Region becoming draw for weight-loss procedures
• Lack of oversight an issue for model charter school system
• Museums depend on galas, festivals for funds
• Senate wants to shift funds to fix algae instead of build a marina
• Current fishing report for area lakes
• Developer wants to build housing for base families at business park
• Reports of elder abuse on rise, report finds
• Tea Party leader Scott mulls run for office
• Rolling morgue to join emergency vehicle fleet
• Graves to end 16-year tenure as Bellbrook mayor
• College's firearm training room dedicated to slain deputy
• Waynesville man remembered for community dedication
• Forecast shows road projects to remain underfunded
• Senate: Use marina fund to fix algae instead
• A community shows support for a fallen officer, family
• Do you still provide financial help to your adult children?
• Community remembers, honors fallen Miamisburg Marine
• Thunderstorms, hail return as thousands lose power; showers return today
• Panel: Extend timetable for electronic medical records
• Survey: Pay raises in short supply last year
• New wildlife chief hopes more young people will enjoy outdoors
• Bridges, bikes & blues in Preble County
• 750+ area nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• Motorcycle rider killed in Preble County accident
• Thunderstorms, hail return as thousands lose power
• 2 injured in fiery wreck involving car, dump truck
• Serial burglar went undetected by selling loot to coin stores
• Welcome to Wright State! >> From coast to coast and beyond, the friends and families of our graduating Raiders have come to the heart of Raider Country to witness the accomplishments of these outstanding students. We thank you for sharing your stud
• Advocates tout cover crops as fix for lakes
• 750+ area nonprofits lose federal tax-exempt status
• Thunderstorms, hail return amid warnings of damaging winds
• Father is killed by the man his daughter said raped her
• Colleges begin raising tuition
• Market closes week on another sour note
• Gov. Kasich will come to Hamilton Monday to talk jobs
• Sinclair would like to congratulate its 2011 graduates!
• Alleged assault at Kings Island raises safety concerns
• Change of venue will be sought in trial involving deputy’s death
• Top 5 Most-read Web stories of the week: 6/3 to 6/10
• Autopsy confirms drowning death in pond
• Man drowns in Smith Park pond
• Street fair brings music, fun to downtown Waynesville on Saturday
• Nearly 2,400 degrees will be awarded during tomorrow's commencement ceremony at the Wright State Ervin J. Nutter Center. Learn more about the graduating class, including a 19-year-old earning a bachelor's in electrical engineering:
• Miami considers 3.5 percent tuition hike
• Wright State center stands to receive nearly $1M
• Thirty-One Gifts lifts recruiting freeze
• Fairborn Motel 6 to be auctioned in July
• Market struggles, Dow falls below 12000
• Could America's Next Top Model hail from Raider Country? >> The reality show competition will host a casting call on Saturday, June 18, at The Greene in Beavercreek. Learn more in the DaytonDailyNews.com:
• Report: Organized retail crimes on the rise
• Friday’s launches beer-buying App
• HP to roll out TouchPad tablet July 1
• In honor of today's commencement ceremony.
• Thunderstorms return to Valley, bringing lightning, power outages
• Whew! Can you believe Spring Quarter is almost officially over? Summer Quarter begins Monday. >> Be sure to verify your classroom in WINGS before heading to your summer class. Some classroom assignments have been changed due to fluctuations in enro
• Report of a paint spill causing traffic issues in Sugarcreek Twp.
• Ford to triple electric car production
• Day of Action signs up more than 600 volunteers
• Delinquent property taxes recouped in lien sale
• Lane closures on I-75 this weekend
• Area K-9 cops compete for points, praise
• Middletown man, 40, drowned in Smith Park pond
• Second body in two days found in Great Miami River
• Father of slain marine: ‘I want my son home’
• Man's body recovered from pond
• U.S. penalizes Chase, Wells Fargo, BofA for mortgage service
• Study: LinkedIn tops Facebook in importance
• NewPage hires Jay Epstein as CFO
• U.S. mortgage rates dip even lower
• IRS revokes tax-exempt status for 10,600 Ohio nonprofits
• Database of Ohio nonprofits that lost tax-exempt status
• Borders faces additional store closings
• Ohio gives $2M in tax credits for Dayton projects
• Report: Dayton has small, skilled immigrant population
• Dayton job fair seeks IT workers
• BRAC is strengthening Wright State’s relationship with Wright-Patterson AFB. Check out the article:
• Nice work Wright State honors students! Support some of the university's best and brightest students for graduation today at 3 at the Student Union Apollo room.
• Gas leak report in neighborhood prompts evacuation
• Man shoots at suspect in attempted home burglary
• Commencement is only a day away! Tell us, what advice do you have for our graduates?
• Public viewing planned for fallen Miamisburg Marine
• Local school superintendent finalist for state's top job
• Thunderstorms may bring strong winds, hail in afternoon
• Lebanon businessman overcomes brain tumor
• Soldier with local ties killed in Iraq on 27th birthday
• First soaring temps of the season pose biggest risks
• A quiet morning at a Michigan lake
• Traffic detour on Ohio 725 will remain for year
• Area attracts high-skilled immigrants
• Dayton to seek $750K as part of Centre City Building reuse plan
• Body of Miamisburg Marine returns home today
• Services set for Miamisburg Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Mobile phone advertisers jump 128%
• Little Miami principal heading to nearby district
• There is still time to tell us how you want to hear from us! If you are a Sinclair student, we want to know how we can best communicate with you. Complete the survey for a chance to win a $50 deposit on your tartan card. www.sinclair.edu/survey
• Graduation is this Saturday at 10 a.m. Who's going?
• Survey: Dayton businesses oppose tax hikes
• Delta raises bag allotment for military
• Giant Jesus statue to feature 7-foot head
• Visitors bureau launches Facebook promo
• Report: 5 best apps for business
• Obama plan targets skilled manufacturing recruits
• Dayton-Area Hospital Executive Compensation
• Dayton-Area Hospitals
• High school group to be ‘Cinderella story’ at World Choir Games
• Orientation is rolling at Wright State! If you see new faces on campus, be sure to stop and say hello. View the full schedule of summer Orientation sessions for new students:
• Ohio Supreme Court listens to local impact fee case
• Petco buys Complete Petmart chain
• Man who died after crashing tractor-trailer into trees identified
• EU launches privacy probe of Facebook facial recognition
• Body of missing area man recovered in Bahamas
• Council won’t give OK to library expansion
• Boehner talks jobs, taxes, health care at meeting
• Hot, hot, hot! >> Stay hydrated and stay cool today, with an expected heat index around 100. Make use of the campus tunnels to avoid the heat and humidity. (REALLY appreciate the early decision to build tunnels under campus!)
• Beavercreek High School remains open after flood reported
• Dayton Public Schools to lay off 179 employees
• Lawmaker pay cuts, restricted abortions part of budget bill changes
• Year ago, Liz Claiborne had plans to expand; now, it's closing
• Aullwood's Summer Earth Adventures
• Centerville teen killed in Sugarcreek Twp. crash
• Mad River Board of Education to vote on contract Thursday
• Bids sought for airport roof replacement
• Air Show to feature USAF, NASA exhibits
• Jobs plan big on ideas, short on specifics
• Merging Montgomery County jurisdictions topic at local leaders' summit
• Report: A third of employers may drop health benefits
• Do you heavily depend on Social Security?
• Facebook, Microsoft help out AT&T merger
• Airlines' on-time arrival rates falter
• What single word describes your dad?
• PC sales lower than expected in 2011
• Boehner discusses plan to create jobs during address
• Reminder >> Wright State Dining Services will have increasingly limited hours as the week progresses. Download a PDF of their service hours for finals week (page 12) and summer (page 13):
• Apple unveils details about iCloud
• One person injured after hit and run in Dayton.
• One Call Now buys Indianapolis company
• Westbound Central Avenue in Miamsburg detoured until late 2011
• Teen killed in Sugarcreek Twp. crash
• Analyst boosts First Financial earnings estimate
• Navistar profit jumps 72 percent
• Driver in fatal crash graduated hours before accident
• BRAC + Wright State students and grads + Wright-Patterson AFB = military radar research >> Check out our Newsroom story to see what this is all about:
• Kettering Tower changes property managers
• Booz Allen Hamilton turns $18.1 million profit
• Teen killed in Sugarcreek Twp. crash identified
• Making plans for the summer or next year? View the 2011-2012 academic calendar (the last year on quarters):
• Area man missing in Bahamas
• Homearama showcase kicks off soon, features five homes
• Homearama includes fresh faces, one-of-a-kind designs
• Ford to accelerate production by 50%
• Heat, humidity on the rise today
• 600 jobs at risk with closure of Liz Claiborne distribution center
• Cinema at The Greene serving alcohol
• Report of tractor-trailer into a tree, possible diesel spill in Moraine
• Supporters, opponents share views on SB 5 at town hall forum
• Recovery proceeds with fewer public jobs
• Diversified jobs key, says new coalition boss
• Family, friends mourn the loss of Miamisburg Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Driver in fatal crash had just graduated
• Remains of Miamisburg Marine killed in Afghanistan arrive at Dover AFB
• 600 jobs affected by Liz Claiborne closure of West Chester distribution center
• Kitchen grease fire spreads, damages New Carlisle home
• Former Springboro principal sues school board
• Bank stocks slip on rocky trading
• Liz Claiborne to shutter distribution center
• Just announced >> Check out the Wright State Theatre season schedule for 2011–12 (Phantom fans rejoice!) and see a recap of this past season:
• AT&T may face $1B settlement for phone tax
• Wells Fargo CEO encouraged by housing indicators
• Lanes will be closed 3 nights on both sides of I-75
• Steve Jobs discusses new Apple products
• Sprint to debut 'glasses-free' 3D device
• Budget protesters holding ‘funeral’ in Dayton
• Many thanks to all who helped Wright State reign supreme (again) at the Clemens Cycle for a Cure Pre-Rally event on Friday. Our team "won" the event, raising more than $6,000--but the biggest winners of the event are the many cancer patients wh
• Caribou rolls out summer giveaways
• Our thoughts go out to the friends and family of Marine Cpl. Paul "Rocky" Zanowick, Jr., who was killed in action in Afghanistan on Friday.
• Report: Top 10 food franchise deals
• 100 labor markets lose private-sector jobs
• Students >> Good luck with your finals! Ready for summer?
• Old Leghumper from Thirsty Dog Brewing
• Report of pedestrian struck
• Jeff Hoagland to lead Dayton Development Coalition
• 'Sniffing' airport scanner in works
• PNC completes $350M Florida acquisition
• Curious about the construction going on by Lot 20 and Alumni Soccer Field? See what's being built and when it will open:
• Mason hires new superintendent
• Three-car accident reported on I-75
• Students, good luck on your final exams!
• Miamisburg grad killed in action in Afghanistan
• Police searching for Vandalia hotel robber
• Blackberry pie recipe
• Dayton temple donates Torah
• Vehicle rollover injures two
• Citations, permits doing little to curb panhandling
• Teradata eyes more acquisitions
• Lawyers seeing potential in social media
• Carlisle grad gets ride in Batmobile
• New air traffic tower starting operation
• For everyone in the area >> Stay alert this evening. We're under a severe thunderstorm warning and a watch is in effect until 2 a.m. Visit the Weather Channel for more info:
• Loan defaults put local colleges at risk
• Could consolidating governments work for the Dayton region?
• Girl leaves graduation in Batmobile
• Supreme Court to hear arguments about impact fees for homebuilders
• Algerian-born DECA graduate fulfills dream
• Watermelon lemonade recipe
• Slight evening risk of large hail, damaging winds
• Semi overturns on northbound I-75 ramp
• Missing Kettering man found
• Sports marketing firm signs franchisee
• Environmental firm wins Wright-Patt contract
• Dayton Tea Party sues city, township groups to obtain records
• New stores to open at area malls
• Lead detective in Widmer murder case quits
• Chase suspect had no ‘reckless disregard’ of fallen deputy, attorney says
• Greene County GOP to elect new chair June 8
• CSU announces sports leadership speaker series
• First Financial Bank buying 16 Liberty Bank branches, including 12 in Dayton
• Kettering man, 52, reported missing
• Top 5 Most-read Web stories of the week: 5/27 to 6/3
• Good luck to our baseball team when they take on Texas A&M tonight at 7:35 p.m. (eastern time) in the NCAA Regionals. Watch the game live:
• Roasted garlic bread recipe
• Apple iPhone leapfrogs BlackBerry among users
• Four new tenants slated for outlet mall
• Utility pole maker moving to Dayton
• Defense firms land $97M contract additions
• Sinclair’s annual spring choral concert is tonight! Come to the show to hear great singing from students including the men’s ensemble, Sinclair Singers and Sinclair LIFE Choir. The concert will start at 8:00 p.m. in Blair Hall, Building 2, an
• Markets reeling in mid-day trading
• Dayton Tea Party sues several Ohio groups
• Congratulations to Haibo Dong on being awarded the National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Award (CAREER). This award provides more than $400,000 for his continued research. Read more:
• Lunch-time arts shows return this fall
• Database of Ohio-made products
• U.S. unemployment rate nudges up to 9.1%
• It's Friday! The last Friday of Spring Quarter. Good luck to all as you wrap up your classes and prepare for next week's finals.
• First Financial Bank to buy 16 Liberty Bank branches
• Kettering man killed in crash on South Patterson identified
• Report of two-car accident in Harrison Twp.
• Graduates, there is still time to get featured at commencement! We will be taking names and messages until noon on Monday.
• Police probe response to call in river drowning case
• Search continues for toddler who fell in river
• Kroger store robbed in Harrison Twp.
• Valley Vineyards bringing back Wine Festival this weekend
• Middletown teachers taking a pay cut
• This week's area fishing report
• Debate on merit-pay language in budget continues
• With storm losses at $8B, insurance rate hike looms
• Warren County bike ride to raise money for diabetes association
• Oatmeal Stout from Rivertown Brewing Company
• AT&T changes data plan for iPad 2
• Ford to launch three-cylinder engine
• Veteran-owned companies launch academy
• Franklin police probe response regarding teen's body recovered from river
• Duke Energy developing $275M transmission project
• Are you taking classes this summer? If you registered before May 21, your Summer Quarter fees are due by June 5. View all fee due dates:
• The deadline to submit applications for the Wright State University Lake Campus academic scholarship is Monday, June 6. Learn more and download an application:
• Are you worried about insurance price increases after the storms?
• Daily deals company Groupon files $750M IPO
• Little Miami curriculum director, four principals resign
• Police ask for charges against suspects in fatal shooting
• Two-car crash on northbound I-75 in West Carrollton
• Survey: Cyberattacks are acts of war
• Weekly U.S. jobless claims fall to 422,000
• Ohio State sues publisher of Buckeyes football magazine
• What did he say? >> President Hopkins was recently interviewed on 980 WONE, sharing his point of view on a variety of college sports issues, including the Ohio State situation. Learn more and check out the interview podcast:
• Q&A with PNC Regional President David Melin
• Delta hikes some baggage fees
• AirTran, Expedia partner on travel deals
• Driver gas-and-dashed six times at same station
• Jungle Jim's 6th annual International Beer Fest June 17
• City police, fire at lowest staffing level in 50 years
• Local gas prices on the way back up to $4 a gallon
• Hackers breach Gmail accounts
• City Commission approves reuse study for 8 downtown buildings
• Town Hall meeting to focus on revitalizing black community
• Centerville girl 2 words short from moving on in national bee
• Mad River schools issue 100 open enrollment packets
• Game on! Raiders, we need your support! >> Did you happen to watch the video we posted yesterday about tomorrow's Clemens Cycle for Cancer Pre-Rally? Check out MIX 107.7's video response:
• Flextronics to cut 113 Ohio jobs
• From the Archives: Commencement 1960s
• Bike ride to raise funds as it crosses Warren County
• Valley Vineyards to host ‘A Taste of Warren County’ on Saturday
• No foul play suspected in teen’s death
• Man shot in buttocks after fight with wife, sister-in-law
• Judge rules against county commissioner’s lawsuit
• 16-bed mental health treatment center opens
• Suspect detained in fatal shooting, armed robbery
• Budget and guns in bars top legislative agenda
• No foul play in Franklin Twp. teen’s death
• Fatal shooting linked to later holdup
• Report: Malware attacks climbing
• Magazine touts top 100 companies for IT excellence
• Have you recently purchased or rented a home?
• "This is no video game. It's the goal of an Air Force research program." See how Wright State is involved in this exciting research:
• Sprint petitions to block AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers exec re-joins Cassidy Turley
• Post-holiday gas prices trek higher
• Google, Kodak among Top 9 company names
• Dayton evaluates reviving downtown buildings
• Who has the best doughnuts in the region? >> Friday is National Donut Day. Woo-hoo! Several doughnut faves are offering special deals. See if your #1 sweet-treat place is on the DaytonDailyNews.com list of participating shops:
• U.S manufacturing growth subsides
• Wells Fargo to pay $16M disabilities settlement
• Airline fees surpass $21B annually
• You have to go! >> Plan to stop by Miami Valley Hospital South on Friday, 6-10 a.m. to support the Wright State team at the Clemen's Cycle for Cancer Pre-Rally Event. We're the defending champs! Give big and help support cancer patients i
• Fatal shooting victim identified
• Did you know that the faculty, staff, and retirees of Wright State hold a campaign each year to raise money for student scholarships and campus improvements? The Campus Scholarship and Innovation Campaign is now up to more than $280,000 for 2011. Way to
• Report of a man struck by car in Yellow Springs
• Family hopeful body found in river not that of missing Franklin Twp. teen
• CIA secrets on rescue efforts to be revealed at Air Force museum
• 44-year-old Clayton man shot by his sister-in-law
• It's a question nobody can answer
• Warren Co. finishes jail renovations for expanding prisoner capacity
• Town hall meeting on Senate Bill 5 set Monday
• Tim Hortons hosts annual Camp Day
• Wittenberg official takes key job at Air Force Museum
• Value of college debated as costs rise, pay declines
• Report: U.S. automakers to add 34K jobs
• Body found in river thought to be missing teen
• Intel targets Apple iPad with 'ultrabook'
• Former GE Aviation exec named CEO of Cessna
• Clearcreek Twp. man barred from Internet after rape charges
• Hot, hot, hot! What's your favorite way to cool off on campus? Tunnels...ice cream...swimming pool...?
• UD center to connect students, businesses
• Honda to add 1,000 jobs at Indiana plant
• Blockbuster adjusts movie rental prices
• Local Red Cross volunteer deployed to Joplin
• Man in serious condition after being struck by SUV
• Raider newbies >> Many members of our upcoming freshman class are graduating from high school now. Congratulations on your achievements and we look forward to having you begin your next journey with Wright State!
• Retired New York firefighter honors 9/11 victims with Patriot Flag at Dayton festival
• Are your unemployment benefits being affected by overdraft and other fees?
• Home furniture orders climb 11%
• Fifth Third mortgage modification rate beats national average
• We’re looking for students that are graduating this spring and have an interesting or unique story. If you have one, please comment below.
• Report: More Ohio State player violations under Tressel
• Go, Cassandra, go! >> Wright State's Cassandra Lloyd qualified for the NCAA Championship Meet in the 100m hurdles. She'll compete on Thursday, June 9, in Des Moines, Iowa. Good luck!
• Internet phone calls rise in popularity
• Just bought a new car? We want to talk with you
• Local gas prices declining
• Man in critical condition after possibly struck by vehicle
• Air Force Museum gets new development officer
• Dayton-Area Woman-Owned Companies
• Dayton-Area Busiest Passenger Airlines
• Happy Tuesday, Raiders! Did you know that our baseball team won the Horizon League Tournament this weekend and will now head to Texas for the NCAA Regionals? They play Friday evening. Learn more:
• Former Miami president remembered for his love of life, MU
• Ramp closures starting tonight on I-75; ramp closures planned
• Ohio’s budget bill contains reforms for civil service jobs
• Lawmakers, police argue over need for front license plate
• County pushes back on unfunded state mandates
• Power restored to all but 50 in Greene County
• Summer temperatures have arrived
• State Farm opens mobile facility for storm claims
• Happy Memorial Day! Thank you to all of our past, present, and future troops. We appreciate all you have done for us.
• Research firm lands share of $49M Air Force deal
• Coach Jim Tressel out at Ohio State
• WSU to play in NCAA baseball tourney
• Happy Memorial Day! Sinclair would like to thank all those who have served or are serving our country. Don’t forget, the college is closed today, Monday, May 30, for the Memorial Day Holiday.
• Memorial Day: U.S. Air Force Photo slideshow
• Police searching for missing teenager
• Woman works to identify veterans whose remains have not been claimed
• Wet spring compounds
 untended grass problems
• Schools shift latchkey programs to local YMCA
• Health Science Academy a 'revolutionary project,' officials say
• More Dayton-area kids growing up in 1-parent household
• High bacteria at Caesar Creek Lake limits swimming
• Shriver remembered for his love of life and Miami University
• Officers in fatal deputy pursuit previously reprimanded
• Hoppin' to Heaven IPA from Hoppin' Frog Brewery
• Who? WRIGHT STATE = 2011 HORIZON LEAGUE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS! We are... Wright State!
• Hop Bomber Pale Ale from Rivertown Brewing Company
• Right Now >> The Raiders are battling Valpo for the Horizon League Baseball Championship. Bottom of the 6th, Valpo is up 3-1. WATCH THE ACTION ONLINE: -- Let's go Raiders!
• Blue Angels’ safety review won’t affect plans to honor them in Dayton
• Defense firms hit hard by insourcing
• Greentree Health Science Academy on pace to open in August
• Officers in fatal pursuit involving Sgt. Dulle previously reprimanded
• Officers in pursuit that killed Sgt. Dulle previously reprimanded
• Charter school oversight could be eliminated with new legislation
• Mason tennis center expanding to add 5.5 acres, six courts
• Kettering Medical Center leads race 
to bring new cancer therapy to Ohio
• Area family caught in international adoption dispute
• Van flips on I-75 after driver loses control
• Air pollution advisory issued for multiple counties
• Woot! Our baseball team crushed the competition yesterday, coming out 12-0! They take on Valpo today at 3 p.m.--the winner plays in the championship game tomorrow at 11 a.m. >> Can't make it to Nischwitz Stadium to watch the game today? Watch
• OVI task force conducts roving sobriety checkpoint
• Social media use by retailers soars
• This week's fishing report
• Top 5 Most-read Web stories in May
• Unemployment fraud cases more than double
• Counties look to options amid lack of foster families
• For-profit colleges spend less in classes
• West Carrollton road to be closed for repairs
• Fairborn woman wins $100,000 on scratch-off ticket
• New initiative puts ‘Citizens On Patrol’ to curb violence
• Bullying incident leads teens to rehabilitation center
• Springboro district OKs wage freezes
• Former soccer coach, girlfriend go to prison for sex crime
• Senator sends Obama free trade letter
• Bank of America to pay $20M over foreclosures
• Mortgage rates drop again
• Wittenberg University president to leave
• Don't forget, Sinclair will be closed this Monday, May 30 for Memorial Day. What are your plans for the long weekend?
• The university will be closed on Monday, May 30, in observance of Memorial Day. Have a safe and relaxing weekend--we'll see you on Tuesday!
• Ohio 2nd in U.S. for declining government jobs
• Procter & Gamble sues mouthwash maker
• Monday is Memorial Day, a day to remember those who have died serving our country. >> Thanks to Timothy Larson for sharing this photo of old Army barracks on Fishers Island, NY. We wonder what happened to all the men and women who passed through th
• Veterans get free entrance to Kings Island
• Cessna lands $88M, 32 plane Air Force deal
• Report: Trucking firms to see growth ahead
• Truck driver found dead at Preble County truck stop identified
• Humane Society to help tornado victims
• Since we know many of you are interested >> Former Wright State acting/musical theatre student, Nicole Scherzinger, is to be the new co-host on The X Factor, along with Paula Abdul and Simon Cowell. -- Way to go, Nicole!
• Google Wallet debut advances pay-by-phone
• Revised Horizon League Baseball Tournament Schedule for today >> The games have been delayed to begin at noon today. Wright State is now scheduled to take the field at 6 p.m. vs. Youngstown State. Good luck, Raiders!
• We're still collecting grad profiles to be featured in a video and on the giant screens at commencement. We're also collecting words of advice from alumni and community members. If you have advice for our grads, please comment below!
• Man survives shooting at Trotwood house
• Sentencing today for teens who set classmate’s hair on fire
• Thousands of claims filed in storm damage
• Daylight allows area to survey tornado damage
• Showers, chance of sun today; most power outages restored, DP&L says
• Devastated families recount terror of tornado
• City worker hurt in wreck at construction site
• Ohio House Speaker
 talks budget, jobs
• Man shielded stepdaughter from softball-sized hail
• $25,000 donated for hospital expansion
• Portman’s position on GM bailout consistent, he says
• 2 gang members indicted in 2007 slaying
• Progress noted in fight against homelessness
• More movies being made 
in Ohio
• Pool pass sales surpassing last year
• Father shielded stepdaughter from softball sized hail
• Hail damage covered under homeowners, auto policies
• Voting sticker change bringing controversy, criticism
• Tornado confirmed in Centerville on Wednesday night
• Memorial Day parades planned in Lebanon, South Lebanon
• Memorial Day Ceremony - Friday, May 27, 9:45-10 a.m. >> There will be a brief ceremony tomorrow morning at the flag pole near The Quad, featuring a flag raising/lowering and a brief speech. Hosted by the WSU Military Connected and Veteran Student C
• NWS: Tornado hits Liberty Twp.; Yankee Road reopens
• Fans of dinosaurs enjoy new Kings Island attraction
• Study: Ohio drivers getting smarter
• Henkle Schueler purchases Dunn Real Estate Group
• Power back on at Meadowbrook golf course; storm downs 60 trees
• Dayton construction jobs fall 4 percent
• Six expansion projects get nod
• One in four Ohio home sales are foreclosures
• Honda speeds up production at North American plants
• Why no texts/emails for tornadoes >> A tornado warning poses a higher risk to life and health and offers a very short response time for all, including those responsible for the WSU Alert Emergency Messaging process. Thus, during a tornado warning,
• Devastated neighbors pick up pieces after wind storm
• Cox Foundation gives $25k to children’s hospital
• Ohio lost 346K manufacturing jobs in decade
• Dayton’s 25 fastest-growing companies named
• Dayton Foundation ranked 19th nationally
• Did you miss the budget proposal presentation this morning? Visit our Newsroom to see what you missed:
• Baseball update >> Today's Horizon League Baseball Championship games have all been postponed due to the weather. Wright State will play Youngstown State tomorrow at 5 p.m. See the revised schedule: >> Did you know students get free ad
• From the Archives: Commencement 1960s
• Spring showers cocktail recipe
• City employee struck during wreck at construction site
• 4,226 customers still without power
• Samuel Shem (pen name of Stephen Bergman, M.D., Ph.D.) will address the 101 members of the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine class of 2011 during Friday's commencement at the Schuster Center. Shem, a noted author, will present &qu
• Homes heavily damaged from possible tornado touchdown
• Road reopens after accident involving sheriff’s deputy
• Springfield job fair set for June 2
• Announcing the Sinclair Photo Hunt – a way for you to share your pictures, add to Sinclair’s photo albums and get your pictures featured! Share your photos by posting them to our wall or adding them to our Flickr group at www.flickr.com/gro
• Ohio 72 in Greene County closed
• Massive hail, high winds cause havoc
• More storms, strong winds expected after midnight
• Dayton sees drop in violent crime, suburbs have increase
• Township rehires retiring employee
• Xenia Fire Chief: Tornado siren worked properly
• Another storm is making its way into the area, crossing Indiana now. Keep a weather radio turned on tonight and stay safe. Please share your updates on our wall to keep each other informed and tune into your local news. Good night and we'll see you
• Prosecutor: Early education key to reducing crime
• Prosecutor requests court to reconsider LaPrairie ruling
• Northmont looks to bond issue for fall ballot
• Tornado warnings canceled; storm dropped heavy hail and rain
• The "All Clear" has been announced for the Dayton campus. Please refer to the local news and other reliable sources for conditions at your location.
• People are sharing reports of tennis-ball-sized hail, possible swirling clouds, and incredibly powerful straight-line winds. Please take cover and remain there until the storm has passed.
• View Wright State's Tornado Safety site:
• If you can do so safely, share what's going on outside your window... Again, please take shelter.
• ALERT: Take shelter now. Tornado Warning.
• Starbucks raising packaged coffee prices
• Henkle Schueler buys real estate firm
• 71-year-old drives into Centerville building, released from hospital
• Keep a watchful eye on the sky. (Again.) Most of the area is under a TORNADO WATCH until 9 p.m. tonight. There's hope on the horizon though, as our 10-day forecast shows several consecutive days with no rain!
• Tornado watches issued; hail and damaging winds possible
• Photos from 2011 BOL President's Reception
• Business brokerage market gains steam
• Krispy Kreme doling out free donut for Doughnut Day
• Report: Top 15 bedbug-infested cities
• Fore! >> Golfers, this one is for you! Time to tee up for student scholarships. The 10th Annual Campus Recreation Golf Scramble is scheduled for June 3 at Locust Hills Golf Club in Springfield. Deadline to register is this Friday (May 27). Learn mo
• Trimmers injured after lightning strikes tree
• Air Force Marathon slots filling up fast
• Gov. Kasich plans lower Ohio bank taxes
• Ohio ranks fifth for worst home vacancy rate
• Standard Register buys Atlanta company
• Local nonprofit starts shoe drive for Joplin kids
• Local donations sought to help tornado victims in Joplin
• Pickup truck lands on its side on I-75
• Today is the LAST DAY to apply for August 2011 Graduation for undergraduate students. Learn more:
• Daughter of area grad killed surprised by $30K award
• More storms today; hail and damaging winds possible
• JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, BofA form online venture
• Report: Worst states for cargo theft
• Tree trimmers fall after lightning strikes tree
• Unrelated, but still pretty significant >> Who plans to watch the last-ever Oprah Winfrey Show today? (C'mon, fess up--we know you've seen at least one or two tear-jerker episodes.) We wish Oprah a fond farewell. From local news to talk s
• Dayton airport traffic dips in April
• Dinosaur under construction catches fire at Kings Island
• Driver crashes while telling 911 about chase; woman found dead
• Violent crimes involving guns decrease in Dayton
• Kings Island dinosaur catches 
fire
• Fallen officer’s daughter surprised by $30K award
• Elections board: Anonymous claims false
• Preschool program celebrates first grads
• Xenia district defends recent decisions
• Sinclair to lead state effort to boost grad rates
• No company will display PETA’s ‘baby’ billboard
• Aquatic center plan draws criticism from residents
• Kettering Medical Center expansion moves forward after settlement
• Springboro schools, teachers reach tentative contract agreement
• Crews called to fire at Kings Island
• Area jobless rate drops to lowest in over 2 years
• Dinosaurs come alive Thursday at Kings Island
• Gas prices expected to rise this weekend
• Former pilot named National Aviation Hall of Fame’s executive director
• 1,500 DP&L customers still without power
• Ohio funds to boost auto parts maker
• Chamber lands funds for high-tech internships
• Clayton storm cleanup could take another day
• Analyst: Gas prices to top $4 by weekend
• Ohio banks continue recovery in first quarter
• SBA unveils free app for biz owners, entrepreneurs
• Smucker raises coffee prices
• Sinclair to share $500K Gates Foundation grant
• Bank of America to pay $410M over federal lawsuit
• Soccer tourney gives $8M kick to Dayton economy
• Turner opposes possible Air Force program leadership shift from WPAFB
• Dot.com launches collegiate RV tour
• More thunderstorms, wind and hail possible today
• Are you into yoga? Not sure? Check out this month's Raider Recon, featuring Lara Donnelly, as we discover yoga on campus:
• Dayton, Huber Heights residents win lottery prizes
• Miami County safety building closed due to electrical problems
• Common units of measurement in the kitchen
• April jobless rates drop in Dayton, Montgomery County
• More rain, severe weather in forecast after pounding
• Huntington expands weekend banking
• Traffic issues and crashes causing slowdowns
• Nearly 6,100 DP&L customers still without power
• More storms, wind, hail possible
• Anyone catch the rainbows after the storm yesterday? Hope you all came through just fine.
• PETA still wants billboard comparing microwaved baby to cooking animals
• Retired farmer laments loss of old tractors in barn fire
• Retire/rehire plan provokes ire at Xenia school board
• Storms produce damaging winds, no tornadoes
• Mad River superintendent to leave district
• Thousands without power after storms move through the area
• Severe weather pounds area, thousands without power
• Ohio ranks last for income growth
• Amber Ale from Mt. Carmel Brewing Company
• 3 men arrested for allegedly duct taping teens during drug deal
• Clearcreek Twp. set to rehire retiring administrator
• How do you want to hear from us? If you are a Sinclair student, we want to know how we can best communicate with you. Complete the survey for a chance to win a $50 deposit on your tartan card. www.sinclair.edu/survey
• GE, Caterpillar hiring at job fair
• Thompson Hine moving to Austin Landing
• Who's going to win? Don't miss the finals of Campus Idol, tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union Apollo Room. Be there!
• Senator calls for dual F-35 engine programs
• Dayton dot-com launches iPhone app
• Fifth Third investigates securities trading
• Anglers club a unique opportunity for Tipp kids
• UD basketball to host Crimson Tide
• So hard to believe that today is the LAST Monday of the Spring Quarter classes already! (Next Monday=Memorial Day, so no classes.) Make sure you're at the right place at the right time--check out the final exam schedule for Spring Quarter:
• Firefighters rappel down cliff to rescue boy from creek
• UD names interim dean for business school
• Director of Dayton nonprofit to retire
• Thirty-One Gifts plans 500 jobs in Springfield
• Reception Tonight >> Check out the 'Miles Apart' exhibit opening reception, 6:30-8:30p in the SU Gallery, a student photography exchange between Wright State and a Minnesota college. Read more and watch the short Newsroom video:
• Our thoughts are with all those affected by the tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri, killing scores of people and leveling everything in its path. View footage of the tornado:
• Possible fuel spill reported in Dayton
• Family finds woman bleeding, nearly dead in bed after crash
• Go Raiders! >> Our baseball team once again reigned supreme in the Horizon League, capturing the regular-season title. The Horizon League Baseball Championship will be held here at Nischwitz Stadium, beginning Wednesday. Our guys take the field on
• Woman shot during robbery attempt
• 2 hospitalized after multi-vehicle accident on I-75
• Teen shelter adds services to meet growing demand
• Holy Moses White Ale from Great Lakes Brewing Company
• Barn, antique tractors destroyed by fire
• Gates warns defense cuts risk global security
• NASA offers shuttle launch viewing
• Police investigating crash in Dayton, injuries reported
• U.S. Bank fined $1.2M by federal government
• Helles Lager from Rivertown Brewing Company
• 1 killed, 4 injured in two-car wreck
• JPMorgan Chase CEO issues warning on economy
• Great weekend so far! Have you done anything fun?
• Hundreds at public safety forum
• 1 killed, 4 injured in two-car wreck in West Chester Twp.
• State to offer remote home monitoring care
• Yamaha: Family in failed suit should pay its legal fees
• Bed tax increase sought to create funding for sports complex
• 2-car accident injures two in Sugarcreek Twp.
• Highs in the 80s this weekend
• Lufthansa's Boeing 777 order a boost to GE
• Mortgage rates slide again
• Used car prices rev up
• Waynesville man sentenced to 5 years for $4.7M mortgage fraud
• Aullwood and Dayton Public School Students Partner to Create a Land Lab
• Main Street reopens following gas leak
• This week's area fishing report
• Christian broadcaster says signs point to Rapture occurring today
• Gas leak shuts down Main Street in Centerville
• Derailed train did not spill hazardous materials, fire crews say
• Income tax surge shows area economy recovering
• Easy baked steak recipe
• Huber Heights district and teachers OK wage freeze with concessions
• Bellbrook, Oakwood among top public schools
• Men tell how they found wedding ring of fallen deputy
• Do you know this heroic mystery man?
• We'd like to welcome to campus all the guests here for Siblings' Weekend. Have fun and hopefully we'll see you here as Raiders in the future! :)
• Auto supplier plans $20M facility
• Boat ramps reopen at Caesar Creek Lake
• Dayton new home permits dip in April
• Report: U.S. freight economy expected to grow
• Perfect baseball weather! Come out to Nischwitz Stadium for a baseball doubleheader versus Butler, the last games of the regular season. Game one is already underway (WSU in the lead, 4-0, top of the 4th)--game two starts at 5 p.m. Can't make it? Wa
• Chuck E. Cheese gambling lawsuit dropped
• Truck driver named in fatal crash, was driving borrowed rig
• More activities added to Sunday ceremony in honor of 9/11
• Ohio ranks 30th in clean-energy leadership
• Local community newspaper chain sold
• Wright-Patt takes lead on hiring policy
• Ohio unemployment rate drops to 8.6%
• Warren County giving away Beach tickets
• Tonight, the university will recognize nine alumni during the 2011 Alumni Achievement Awards: Stacey Lawson ('94, '96), Lindsay Ackley ('04, '06), Peter Samborsky II ('88), Javed Abidi ('89), Nannette Whaley ('09), Debr
• Report: Employers struggle to fill critical jobs
• Waynesville man sentenced to 5 years for $4.7M mortgage fraud
• Group claims Rapture of Christian believers will occur Saturday
• Lawsuit alleges AT&T overbills for iPhone, iPad data
• 2 who found deputy’s wedding ring to be honored
• It's already a beautiful day on campus! Makes you think of recess from our younger days. What was YOUR FAVORITE playground activity? >> For those of you who loved kickball, join the UCIE at 3 p.m. in their conference room (190 SU) to go out an
• Springboro student's car flips on way to school; swerves to miss deer
• Controlled burn planned today in West Carrollton
• Lane and ramp closures planned for I-75
• Reminder: The last day to withdraw for spring quarter full-term is today, May 20, by 5:00 p.m. For all academic dates, visit: www.sinclair.edu/services/registration/dates/
• Mad River Local Schools to embrace 'open enrollment' in fall
• Dayton soldier seriously wounded in Afghanistan
• Physicians, legislators discuss tort reform, pill mills
• City, county officials asking lawmakers to reconsider cuts
• Mad River Local Schools to embrace 'open enrollement' in fall
• Sinclair, other community colleges 
seek approval to charge higher tuition
• Warnings issued for Grand Lake as new algae blooms seen
• Court asked to block sale of McLin Funeral Home
• Barnes & Noble gets $1B takeover offer from Liberty Media
• Sheriff’s Office launches investigation into allegations against elections board
• Ohio GOP Caucus recommends Coley for state senate
• Bike trail connection projects to link cities
• One killed in head-on crash
• Energy expert: $100 oil here to stay
• Baking 101-How to freeze bread dough
• Report: Blackberry Playbook sales hit 250K
• Ohio tourism climbed in 2010
• NASA aircraft to appear at Dayton Air Show this summer
• We love spring--especially when we hear it is supposed to be warm and sunny tomorrow! Check out this sweet photo of baby birds on campus:
• Former Little Texas band member, guitarist seek vintage instruments
• Dayton's most women-friendly companies
• Delta to shrink aircraft, employee counts
• Report: YRC, Con-way make cost-cutting strides
• Dayton homes to get $1M rehab
• Rodeos scheduled for holiday weekend
• Multiple vehicle accident reported in Jefferson Twp.
• Amazon: E-book sales surpass print books
• Report: China may lose manufacturing edge by 2016
• 932,638 >> That's how many hours our students dedicated to community service last year. For the second consecutive year, Wright State was named to The President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. Way to go!
• Obama’s Ohio approval up in poll, but lacks ‘bin Laden bounce’
• Sams Club offering 10 For 10 memberships through June 5th
• Sinclair Community College Theatre will have their last 3 shows of The Women of Lockerbie tonight, Friday and Saturday. Check out this interview with the cast:
• Woman killed when truck, SUV collide
• Report of a one-car accident on I-70
• Lane closures in effect, overnight ramp closure planned for I-75
• Picture this >> Phani Kidambi, a Wright State Research Institute engineer, has developed a new way for search engines to find the online images that you are actually looking for:
• Local investor stole more than $2M from customers
• Sexual revolution of 1960s-70s drove priest sex abuse, says study
• Dayton must trim programs due to fewer federal grant dollars
• LeSourdsville Lake, Americana focus of new book
• Supervisor first to be fired in VA Medical Center scandal
• New chief chosen for Ohio Division of Wildlife
• Supervisor was first to be fired in VA Medical Center scandal
• VA Medical Center dentist denies accusations of unclean practices
• Supposed 'proof' of unfair balloting called fake
• Google rolls out Android security fix
• Boeing, Airbus at odds after WTO ruling
• Bank of America to reduce carbon footprint
• YRC Worldwide expects to be delisted
• Lebanon High School principal accepts Middletown job offer
• PETA ad references baby put in microwave
• PETA compares eating animals to baby killed in microwave
• PR firm opens in Bindery Building
• When's the last time you rode your bike? >> This Friday, May 20, is National Bike to Work Day--and we hear that it is NOT supposed to rain. (Gasp!) Learn more:
• Ohio takes action on prescription drug abuse
• Senator Brown: Stimulus helped 134K Ohio workers
• GE inks $600M jet engine deal
• Poll shows confidence in economy
• Pavement, signal work to cause Ohio 63 lane closures
• Check out the Dayton Philharmonic's photo album from last weekend's Bernstein's MASS--more than 100 Wright State faculty and students participated. What a fantastic performance. It really made us proud to be from Wright State. :)
• Tornado sirens silent after thieves steal copper wire, police say
• Since we have one of the best acting programs in the nation (Go Wright State!) >> Act Out Talent Studio in Dayton is hosting an audition this Saturday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., with MGM's feature casting consultant, Paul Weber. Weber is currently casti
• Local gas prices falling
• Leave your mark on Sinclair - We are filming end of the year videos today. Come to the Tartan Marketplace today (May 18) between 12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m. and: Tell us about your major or your favorite professor Give advice to future students Tell us wh
• Fallen deputy’s wedding ring found by volunteers
• Homeowner fined for using gun in confrontation
• Dayton city manager warns of service cuts
• $2M bond set for man accused of killing deputy
• Don't forget >> Allow yourself plenty of time to get to and from campus tomorrow due to the all-day Get Motivated seminar at the Wright State Ervin J. Nutter Center.
• Waynesville council approves staff raises
• UD offers a fast track to teaching license
• Suspicious fire damages Huber Heights tire store
• UD, 6 schools to train teachers
• McLin funeral home could be sold
• Dayton schools to cut $9M, 294 jobs
• Report of tractor-trailer on its side on I-75
• Court hearing slated for ex-MCSi Inc. chief executive
• Dayton to cut up to $10M from budget; no tax hike
• Poll: bin Laden death no boost for Obama
• Dayton won���t seek income tax hike
• Report: Google���s Android has new security flaw
• Check it Out: Spring Fling Montage
• Enough with this chilly and dreary weather. If you could go anywhere on the globe right now, where would you go?
• Gunman reported inside WCPO television station in Cincinnati
• Verizon rolls out Playstation smartphone
• Census: Ohio home to 88,500 veteran-owned businesses
• Glimcher eyes selling $100M in stock
• Dayton Daily News captures 4 awards in AP Ohio competition
• Forecast: U.S. new auto sales to rise 14%
• Chase, Wells Fargo lead SBA top 10 lenders list
• Verizon, Sprint tops in wireless satisfaction
• Report: Economic growth to surge through 2011
• Making a splash >> Watch this video on Wright State's Underwater Scuba Program, now in its 38th year. (Did you know we had a Scuba program?)
• Celebrity seminar may cause Nutter Center traffic problems
• Who’s coming to the Cruise-In this Saturday? If you’re coming, post a photo of the vehicle you’re bringing! Or, if you're simply are car enthusiast, share a photo of your ride.
• Apple, Google heading back to Congress
• Home Depot profit climbs to $812M
• Man accused of killing deputy to be arraigned today
• Because we know you like free stuff ;) >> The Student Alumni Association at Wright State University is hosting a Commuter Appreciation Day until 10:30 a.m. They're set up in lot 4 near Forest Lane. Stop by for a free treat.
• Some unemployed pick jobless benefits over costly commutes
• Reopening of mental hospital won’t help uninsured patients
• Dayton, Columbus AIDS groups merge
• Former Little Texas member, guitarist seek vintage instruments
• U.S. eyes duties on China, Mexico steel firms
• NFL owners win appeal to keep lockout
• Fire in high-rise apartment complex hospitalizes one victim
• Fire damages Harrison Township senior living apartments
• Man accused of killing deputy to be arraigned Tuesday
• Survey: Majority favor repeal of national health care
• Analyst boosts rating for Fifth Third
• Dell move leads to CEVA closing, 194 jobs lost
• Check out the Friendship Food Pantry at WSU during their open house tomorrow (5/17), 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., 134 Allyn Hall. Stop in to learn more about the pantry and collect brochures to give to those in need. They'll also be accepting donations. Learn
• Bank of America spent $4.1B in supplier initiative
• UD biologist to help death investigations
• Boehner: No debt ceiling boost without cuts
• Ohio AIDS groups to merge
• Report: 20 worst-performing stocks of decade
• Huntington ranks 3rd in SBA lending
• Fundraisers planned for family of killed deputy
• Kids Eat Free-a website review
• Interested in saving more money on your commute? Check out our new RIDESHARING NETWORK, Zimride. You'll need a wright.edu email address to sign up or login with your Facebook profile (you need to be in the Wright State network). Check it out:
• Fairborn native, shuttle pilot embarks on Endeavour mission
• Traffic Alert >> A celebrity-filled event at the Wright State Ervin J. Nutter Center on Wednesday is expected to congest traffic throughout the day. Learn more:
• Median age rises throughout 
Ohio, Dayton region
• Two-vehicle crash sends car through trees
• All good things must come to an end
• Tip for your future >> Be sure to take care what you post online. Always assume that anything you post can and will be viewed by potential employers. Pretend you are a hiring manager and look with fresh eyes at your profile--everything from posts,
• Male driver flown to hospital after trash truck flips in Warren County
• Harrison Twp. standoff suspect in custody
• Kettering a finalist for top parks award
• Virgin pina colada recipe
• Median age rises throughout 
Ohio and the Dayton region
• Cheesy hashbrown casserole recipe
• New fees cost big banks millions of customers
• Patriot flag coming to area
• Man falls from bridge onto concrete embankment
• ATK stock down after $850M contract loss
• Borders may close if no bidder emerges
• State of Ohio employee pay database
• We want your opinion on state salaries
• Analysis: Ohio generous with public salaries
• RTA wants your ideas on its future
• Tornados touch down in Miami and Shelby counties; no damage reported
• Funeral held for fallen Warren County deputy
• Pursuits a necessary evil of law enforcement, officials say
• Dulle given a hero’s goodbye
• Did any of you see the funnel clouds this evening? Hope everyone is safe. Keep an eye on the sky.
• Tornado warning expired; brief touchdown near Piqua
• Trustee opposes firing triggered by her comments
• Defense amendment to boost Wright-Patt
• Public invited to honor 9/11 victims, responders at Patriot Flag event
• Marias Technology expands in Midwest, South
• Homemade granola recipe
• Targets in food stamp raid worked to help community
• Bellbrook school board, teachers agree to a 3-year contract
• Bellefontaine police chief quits amid inquiry
• Death of man at recycling facility ruled accidental
• Two injured when car strikes RTA pole
• Hundreds pay respects to fallen deputy
• Hindu priest now subject of federal investigation
• Identity of truck driver who died in I-675 crash not confirmed
• Middletown man indicted on first-degree murder charge in deputy's death
• Police remember Sgt. Dulle, others who died in line of duty
• Our Wright State University Lake Campus will be hosting a 5k in June. The Wright by the Lake 5k Run/Walk is on Saturday, June 4, at 9 a.m. Proceeds will benefit Ohio's Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. Learn more and register:
• Piqua shooting suspect identified
• Van crashes through windows of deli
• Twitter deals with glitches on Friday
• Thor to pay $1M SEC settlement
• Yellow Springs street fair set for June
• McCasland takes command of AFRL
• Photos from 2011 Forty Under 40 event
• May Daze through the years >> So we couldn't just say goodbye without something special. Here it is--a final memorial to the May Daze of years past. Check out this video to see photos from throughout the decades of what is now just a memory:
• Study: Kickboxing may help people with MS
• U.S. new home sales lowest since 1963
• Database of US new home sales since 1963
• Alumni >> Were you unable to walk in Commencement when you graduated? Want the opportunity to do so? Contact Theresa Mileo at (937) 775-2013 or email theresa.mileo@wright.edu to learn how you can participate in the upcoming Commencement ceremony. S
• Ohio 3rd in discipline against doctors
• The Women of Lockerbie opens tonight in Blair Hall Theatre, Building 2. Playwright Deborah Brevoort will be on campus tonight for a special a Q&A after the show. More info here:
• Report: Top 10 airlines for customer service
• Air Force base given say in UAV testing sites
• Wednesday is the LAST of the scheduled free SAFE Women's Self-Defense Awareness Training sessions. May 18, 6 to 8 p.m., Student Union Endeavor Room (156 SU). Email WSU Police Sgt. Patrick Ammon at patrick.ammon@wright.edu for info.
• 4 sent to hospital after southbound I-75 crash
• Visitation today for deputy killed in car chase crash
• Driver dies after truck veers off I-675 overpass
• Lawyer, judge 
to serve up drinks for tips
• Wreck slows traffic on I-75 near Ohio 4 and U.S. 35
• Police memorial service to take on extra significance
• Police search for driver of abandoned van that hit utility pole
• Driver apologizes to family of slain deputy; Judge sets $1M bond
• Gangsters, nightclubs and romance highlight 'Pal Joey'
• Ohio third in discipline against doctors
• Free bike sharing coming downtown
• Worst planting season in 53 years could cost millions
• Fruit, vegetable growers say spring worst in 30 years
• SWAT team targets apartment, but no one inside
• Grilling 101-How to cook the perfect steak
• Forty Under 40 2011
• Tractor-trailer crashes off I-675 bridge onto Ohio 444
• Bond set at $1 million for man accused of killing deputy
• Report: Internet use becoming round-the-clock
• Advant-e profit climbs in Q1
• H&R Block owner donates $2.1M to University of Dayton
• Student and Educators - $5 Rush Tickets to Sinclair Theatre's The Women of Lockerbie!
• Miss Maha Q&A with Forty Under 40 alums
• Outlet mall rape suspect remains in jail
• Congratulations to the newly elected members of the 2011-12 Wright State University Student Government. See the election results:
• Traffic alert >> I-675 is closed just north of campus, both north and southbound due to a tragic accident. Please find alternate ways to get to/from campus and allow yourself plenty of time. Our thoughts are with the family of the truck driver that
• Students evacuated at Stebbins High School
• Dayton ranks No. 27 in transit study
• Booz Allen to sell transportation unit
• Photos from yesterday's Spring Fling are up!
• Ohio sets Entrepreneurship Expo date
• Toyota production return ahead of schedule
• Foot-and-a-half long carp found on dry farm
• Check out this video of final preparations for this weekend's production of Bernstein's MASS (Schuster Center, Dayton). More than 100 Wright State students and faculty are involved in the production:
• Dayton man reportedly shot in Piqua
• We are sending our baseball team off to regionals today at 11:40 a.m. at the dock behind Building 8. Lets wish them good luck!
• Large fish found on area farm far from creek or stream
• Homeownership drops in Ohio, Dayton region
• More details emerge about deputy, man blamed in his death
• Ohio foreclosures decline 33 percent
• Clearcreek Twp. fires 14-year police force veteran
• Joe Morgan Honda grand opening celebration today
• Full list of Michaels stores with tampered PIN pads
• Michaels PIN pad fraud grows to 20 states
• Area fishing report
• Gangsters, nightclubs and romance highlight musical
• Ohio 73 closes to one lane, starting tonight
• Dayton commissioners OK $5 million in road projects
• Reid seeking more than $300,000 from ex-partner in restaurant venture
• Flooding forces county residents to evacuate campground, homes
• Senators skeptical of AT&T, T-Mobile CEOs
• Details in police chase in deputy's death revealed
• Horseshoe Casino developer halts Ohio construction
• Funeral arrangements released for fallen deputy
• Fallen deputy spurs emotion and tribute from friends
• Police chaplain says sheriff’s office ‘running on adrenaline’
• Okay, so one more post for the day, then I promise we'll leave you alone til tomorrow :) >> Put on your dancing shoes and try out for the EMERALD JAZZ, our award-winning variety and hip hop dance team. Tryouts begin tomorrow:
• Stock markets slip after 3-day run
• Feeling the heat? The Swimming Pool (Student Union) has open swim today through 6:30 p.m. and tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Learn more:
• Lots of action today at our National Center for Medical Readiness - Calamityville. Check out this video from WHIO on today's joint mass casualty training event:
• Macy's profit soars with online sales boost
• Report: Ohio ranks high for mortgage fraud
• Bank of America to text overdraft notices
• U.S. Air Force contracting event postponed
• Coneys: 13 for $13 on Friday the 13th
• Blueberry and lemon syrup recipe
• Big banks offer $5 billion foreclosure settlement
• Police: First alleged rape at Monroe outlet mall
• Report: World's 20 strongest banks
• Did you know that Wright State now has an online directory of official university-affiliated social media pages? Check it out:
• Flood waters force residents to evacuate campground, homes
• Man on couch hit by falling ceiling
• Apple, Google queried about privacy
• Defense for China Arnold begins in microwave baby case
• Spring Fling is today! Stop by the basement of building 8 between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. for live music, photos, massages, dancing and more!
• Don't miss MASS! #WrightState collaborating with Dayton Philharmonic this weekend
• Mosque, stores raided in food stamp probe
• Suspect in fatal hit-skip causes conflict of interest
• Deputy, dad of 3, killed in car chase
• Dulle devoted dad, sheriff’s deputy
• GM's $2B gamble on economic recovery
• Dayton area has 7 governor’s arts awards winners
• Ex-funeral director accused of practicing without a license
• Defense for Arnold begins
• Sinclair holds line on raising tuition
• Family shocked by the death of deputy
• Police name suspect accused of killing deputy in crash
• New Air Force Research Labratory commander to be installed Friday
• Cincinnati man accused of rape in Monroe
• Database of jobs lost to NAFTA
• AT&T investing $1B in cloud technology
• Voting for student government elections ends Wednesday, May 11 at 11:59 p.m. To cast your vote, log in to WINGS at and click the "Participate in Student Government Elections" announcement on the Home tab.
• Stamp Out Hunger is May 14th
• Food stamp fraud targeted in local raid of mosque, businesses
• Dayton business leaders address President’s panel
• Report: Dayton office vacancy rose in 2010
• Ghent Manufacturing changes name
• Top 10 Most-read Web stories in April
• Ohio ranks No. 3 for dog bite claims
• GM unveils $2B U.S. plant investment
• Worker falls, gets trapped at water treatment plant
• Cassandra Lloyd, a junior on the track team, has been named the Wright State Student-Athlete Advisory Council's Athlete of the Month
• Dayton in $1M college degree challenge
• Salons attempt Guinness feat for deputy
• Wright State President David Hopkins elected to NCAA D-1 Board of Directors
• Food stamp fraud targeted in massive local raid
• Deputy killed during chase identified
• Sears mulls moving headquarters to other states
• Presidential jobs committee to meet in Dayton on Tuesday
• Microsoft to pay $8.5 billion for Skype
• Trucking founders donate to University of Dayton
• Local home values plunge faster than national rate
• 6 seek Cates’ Senate seat
• New editor-in-chief named for CMG Ohio
• Vandalia company to host jobs council
• Dayton could win $1M if it produces more college grads than 30 U.S. cities
• Kettering bank robber caught in minutes
• 30% of local homes worth less than owed
• Lockheed giving $10M
 to Air Force museum
• ‘Belly up to the bar,’ governor tells local government leaders
• UD dean named president of Marymount University
• Google, Facebook battle for top Web site
• Amazon to open product hub in Indianapolis
• Huntington launches 'Asterisk-Free' checking
• BAE Systems to trim 200 jobs in West Chester
• U.S. urges China to curb currency manipulation
• Dayton-area properties in online auction
• Lockheed gives $10M to Air Force museum expansion
• Swisher’s restaurant closes in downtown Dayton
• Report: World's 100 most-valuable brands
• It's a fiesta! Head out to the Cinco de Mayo Celebration, going on now until 3 p.m.in the Quad.
• Van strikes apartment complex building
• Drinks 101: A guide to basic stemware
• Report: Google's Android grabs market share
• Alkermes to acquire Elan division for $960M
• Area gas prices fall more than 16 cents per gallon over week
• Family escapes house fire
• Man with gun tries to rob fast food business, takes manager’s car
• Valerie teacher named DPS Teacher of the Year
• Aullwood Farm Babies Fest
• Better health care will save money, president says
• Ohio anglers should check out survey
• Resident wants to put sewer woes to vote
• Pain pill addicts use heroin when money gets tight, drug study says
• Teachers, staff help nurses as needs rise
• Temperatures to hit low 80s; rain still likely
• DP&L fixes power outage near Dayton Marriott
• Firefighters investigating 2 possible arsons
• 2 still hospitalized in OVI crash
• Man tried to rob woman addressing Mother’s Day card
• Prescription drug abuse costs lives, money
• Happy Mother's Day!
• Valerie’s Marcella Barrett named DPS’ Teacher of the Year
• Marine ‘dedicated his life’ to U.S.
• Ruling allows lawsuit over Springboro police dog’s bites
• Widmer defiant in interview with 'Dateline NBC'
• Wells Fargo ups mortgage legal loss by $1.2 billion
• Ohio State investigating car sales to athletes
• Most smoking fines in Ohio are going unpaid
• For first time, women hold more advanced degrees than men
• Database of sports advertisers by dollars
• New owners working to improve, clean up embattled trailer park
• Making room for courts has domino effect in Warren County
• Levy backers worry about Lebanon schools’ future
• Driver cited for OVI in 2-car crash
• College Promise program aims to bust poverty cycle for up to 500
• Custom home for disabled Marine, family beginning to take shape
• Hundreds at visitation for slain Marine
• Plan for Grand Lake St. Marys has been modified
• UD enrollment boosted by out-of-state applicants
• Grape tomatoes sold at Trader Joe’s recalled amid salmonella fears
• Antioch gets state's OK to offer degrees again
• U.S. stores restock as Apple sells iPad 2 in China
• U.S. Air Force grounds F-22 fighter jets
• Joya’s Bistro boosts The Greene's dining
• Robert Mondavi wines for summer
• Companies boost sports ad spending
• Ohio lawmaker wants gas price oversight
• Kurz-Kasch lays off 56 workers
• United Way honors five companies
• Farewell, May Daze. We'll always have the memories... Did you have your photo taken today at the Changing Lives booth? Check them out at >> Have a great weekend everyone!
• Chaminade Julienne students help out
• This Sunday is Mother's Day...How will you be celebrating? Happy Mother's Day to all of our moms! >> Did you know Wright State's Women's Center has a site dedicated to providing info to parents on campus? Check it out:
• Highlights from the So You Think You Can Sing? Karaoke Contest:
• Report: Delta plans buyouts as cuts capacity
• Obama’s Jobs-Competitiveness Council to hold first session in Dayton
• Check out these photos of the construction of our new student housing at Wright State University Lake Campus. How exciting!
• Medical condition may have caused car to crash into building
• Way to go! >> Cooper Land, one of our stellar seniors this last season in men's basketball, is Israel-bound with the Athletes in Action basketball team. Learn more:
• May Daze. Today. Last ever. Who's coming?
• Hot air balloon festival ups the competition
• Man driving without headlights on cited for OVI in 2-car crash
• Mother of Widmer’s baby to be unveiled on TV tonight
• Four injured in two-car accident in Bethel Township
• This week's fishing report
• Smoke seen coming from house in Dayton
• Montgomery County seeks $9.1M in unpaid taxes with sale of debts
• GOP leader expects high interest in Sen. Gary Cates' seat
• Suspicious device shuts down roadway for 2 hours
• 3 teens injured in rollover crash in Greene County
• House passes state budget cutting school funds, selling prisons
• Body of Germantown Marine returns home
• Confusion over hotel's broken flagpole rope, bin Laden death causes backlash
• Montgomery County bumps up sale as it goes after $9.1M in tax debts
• Ohio voters facing major changes
• New baggage screening to start operation May 17
• GE wants to continue F-35 engine development
• Sen. Gary Cates to step down for Board of Regents post
• Google, Facebook line up to buy Skype
• Survey: 44% say eliminate federal gas tax
• Lockheed, AF Museum to make funding announcement
• Power restored to nearly 10,000 DP&L customers
• Sen. Sherrod Brown pushes for trade enforcement
• Don't forget! The Waiting for Superman screening is tonight starting at 5:30 p.m. in Building 12.
• Starting Tuesday >> Attend one of the scheduled Campus Diversity and Inclusion Town Hall Meetings:
• Dayton home building permits rise in March
• Facebook leads pack for online display ads
• Mother of Widmer’s baby to be unveiled on TV Friday
• Dayton to sweep for code violations
• Lebanon superintendent a candidate for job in Twinsburg
• Sinclair Theatre is giving away tickets to The Women of Lockerbie tomorrow! The Blair Hall Theatre Box Office opens tomorrow and the first 25 students who come during regular hours (11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Monday – Friday) will receive ticke
• Ohio puts 27 companies on Fortune 500
• Shofner to manage $5 billion in Air Force contracting
• Bomb squad determines suspicious package is non-explosive
• Alumni >> Have you been spotted at one of our Wright State University Alumni events? Check out the photo galleries:
• From the Archives: Open House and Dedication - 1979
• Debate, debate, debate! >> The Wright State University Student Government President/Vice President Combined Debates are today, Hamilton Hall plaza, noon to 2:30 p.m. Good luck to all of the candidates!
• Woman struck by car in Dayton
• Finally! Blue skies and sunshine.
• Roads closed as bomb squad investigates suspicious package
• Several morning accidents reported
• Man killed by hit-and-run driver after leaving bar
• Three-Peat: Sinclair Baseball wins OCCAC Title Again! Congrats.
• Happy Cinco de Mayo! Did you know that the holiday commemorates the Mexican victory over the French in the Battle of Puebla in 1862? It is celebrated across the United States and regionally in Mexico. The WSU AHNA will have a celebration on Monday, 10a t
• Mother of Widmer’s baby to be unveiled on TV Friday
• Man accused of showing 'private parts' at tanning salon has conviction overturned
• Speed stacking tournament in Lebanon this weekend
• Dayton air fares up 4 percent
• Bank of America to triple mortgage centers
• Father, 23, arrested after confessing to breaking infant daughter’s leg
• Washington Twp. hotel fire under investigation
• Liquor permit denied by commission
• Centerville school district to receive part of $63M deal
• Sen. Brown still riled area not awarded shuttle
• Average gas price in Ohio hits new record
• Rising prices strain families, threaten economic recovery
• Swiss bank UBS to pay $91M to Ohio, 23 other states
• Fifth Third Bank expands in Florida
• Funeral services set for Germantown Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Report: Boeing charged gov't too much
• Dayton man arrested for breaking infant daughters leg
• Hotel fire in Washington Twp. under investigation
• Appeals court rules in ‘private parts’ hair case
• Frost to hit overnight; protect your plants now
• Apple, Google lead app sales boost of 65%
• Father arrested in connection with attack of 5-week-old daughter
• Cross your fingers for good weather >> What will you find at May Daze on Friday? Food, music, fun, and info. Check out the student orgs, social orgs, and learn about the Semesters Transition and Changing Lives. We can't wait! WILL YOU BE THERE
• Survey: America's favorite beer is Bud
• Report: PNC, bank stocks undervalued
• In One Week: Get ready to drop it at Spring Fling.
• Gas prices set new record highs
• Mother of Widmer's baby to be unveiled on TV show
• Osama bin Laden death perks U.S. economy
• No recounts for tax issues in Warren County
• GM invests $131M in Kentucky Corvette plant
• ADP: Private firms add 179,000 jobs
• Dayton’s ISUS in Harvard’s top 25 innovations
• Thor sales soar 25 percent
• The magical world of Wright State, er, Disney >> Check out how these Raiders are making magic with the Disney College Program:
• Check out some awesome student artwork at the Student Art Sale and Raffle, going on today in Building 13 until 4:00 p.m. and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
• The MHT Bake Sale is going on now until 5:00 p.m. in Building 14, second floor. Don't forget to stop by.
• Lebanon rejects 4% raise request from firefighter union
• Nightly lane closure ending and ramp closure scheduled on I-75
• The Student Employment Virtual Job Fair begins today. Students who are seeking on-campus employment during SUMMER QUARTER are encouraged to apply now. Check out info on how to apply, types of student employment, tips, and more:
• Dunkin' Donuts parent files for $400M IPO
• Hotel fire reported in Washington Twp.
• Accidents reported on I-75, U.S. 35
• Kettering schools press funding issues
• Voters narrowly defeat Little Miami levy for eighth time
• 3 teens admit guilt in setting boy’s hair on fire
• Source of Trenton apartment fire remains undetermined
• Lebanon voters reject school tax proposal
• Voters narrowly defeat Little Miami levy
• Lebanon school levy fails
• Honda sales up 10 percent in U.S.
• NFL lockout status disputed by players
• Sprint ramps up fight over AT&T merger
• Report: YRC Worldwide bankruptcy still possible
• Raid at Trader's World nets 1,000 counterfeit products
• 54-year-old found on porch died of natural causes
• Survey: Gas to pass $5 by July
• Lebanon rejects 4 percent raise request from firefighter union
• Do you support collective bargaining limits in Ohio?
• Three teens admit guilt in setting student’s hair on fire
• No cause yet in apartment building fire
• Waynesville manager finalist for job in Granville
• Fannie Mae: Top 10 multifamily lenders
• Wright-Patt seeks workers at career fair
• Student pays for college with YouTube videos
• It's Teacher Appreciation Day! We are supremely grateful for the life-changing contributions of all educators. For your time and energy, for the inspiration and knowledge, and for the generations of lives you touch: THANK YOU.
• Local gas prices hit record high
• Wall Street Journal is largest daily newspaper
• Fazoli’s seeks mother of the year
• Man accused of raping 12-year-old girl pleads not guilty
• Current Dayton Campus students >> Check your Wright State email for an invitation to tell us how you use wright.edu. Complete the short survey for a chance to win one of four $25 gift cards to the Wright State University Bookstore. Thanks to all wh
• Apple may offer unlimited iTunes
• Gas prices to climb as oil spike continues
• Airbus won't protest Boeing's tanker win
• 9/11 survivor, rescuer feel ordeal’s over
• Young adults take news with satisfaction, worry
• Spring is time to open lighter wines
• Can we win again? >> Vote for 106.9 WWSU in the ActiveDayton Best of Dayton poll for best radio station:
• Structure fire reported in Dayton
• Emergency responder vehicle involved in accident in Dayton
• Flood watch in effect
• Don’t forget, tomorrow is the Annual Career Exploration and Job Fair. A list of attending organizations is now available at Job Fair will be held on Wednesday, May 4 from 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. in the Building 12 Great Hall.
• Duke Energy generates $511M profit
• Apartment building fire being investigated
• Check out what Wright State experts--who have been quoted in numerous news stories across the region--have to say about the death of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden:
• Murder of man, 75, may have been random act, police say
• House fire reported in Clayton
• Air Force base work likely played role 
in bin Laden’s downfall, some believe
• Conference to help residents protect, police communities
• Honoring local soldiers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan
• Bin Laden’s death little relief for 9/11 victim’s kin
• Survivor, rescuer feel ordeal’s over
• Muslims relieved to close ‘dark chapter’
• Some Miami Valley residents skeptical about Osama bin Laden’s death
• Young adults take news with satisfaction, trepidation
• Revenge, power plays among the risks
• Greater Dayton RTA wants your ideas on its future
• Organizers pull the plug on Dayton wine festival that spotlighted Ohio wines
• Judge’s ruling paves way for Kil-Kare car show
• Report: Temporary workers boosting economy
• Police investigating ‘suspicious death’
• NFL owners, players extend talks 7 days
• Bob Evans plans $3 million farm renovation
• Factory orders climb $13 billion in January
• Android users sue Google over tracking
• Honda to move production of Acura model
• Report: Apple to launch new iMacs
• Students warned not to play Nerf Wars in the nude
• Go team Wright State! >> Check out who is representing Wright State in the upcoming Clemen's Cycle for Cancer at Miami Valley Hospital South, June 3, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Team members include The Coach, The Pitbull, The Flash, The Beast, and The
• Volunteers with Operation Thank You encouraged by Bin Laden news
• Girl, 9, sexually assaulted, Springboro man indicted
• Study: Reputations of top 60 U.S. companies
• U.S. manufacturing marks 21 months of growth
• Time to spruce up your resume! >> Students who wish to work on campus during Summer Quarter can check out the Student Employment Virtual Job Fair, May 4-13. Learn more:
• Preventing crime conference offered by area police
• Warren County United Way executive director resigns
• Wright-Patt Credit Union joins Ohio lending network
• Uno Chicago Grill rolls out teacher discounts
• Stock markets rise after bin Laden death
• Local professors think travel advisory for Americans makes sense
• Free Tim Hortons for local carpoolers
• AdCare acquires skilled-nursing facilities
• In 2009, 72% of new students and 77% of seniors reported in the NSSE survey that other students were friendly or supportive. Today, first-year students and seniors will get their last email inviting them to take the NSSE survey. Please do so--thanks! :)
• Increased security measures issued for WPAFB
• Author Jeanette Walls is visiting Sinclair today! She will be on campus from 9:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in Building 12. The schedule is: 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. – Ms. Walls will talk about her books and answer questions from the audience 10:30
• Traffic backs up on southbound I-75
• WWII veterans sought for free flight to D.C.
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• More living downtown as revitalization efforts pay off
• Ohio politicians react to bin Laden’s death
• More people living downtown as revitalization efforts pay off
• Local Polish parish celebrates John Paul II
• Central State aims to boost grad rate
• Americorps helps homeowners avoid foreclosure
• YRC Worldwide stock down on restructuring
• Oink, oink! Congrats to our Raiders and friends who ran in the Flying Pig races in Cincinnati this weekend.
• Gas prices up as battle brews over oil subsidies
• Soggy April limited fishing, cut license sales
• Analyst: Stocks to have tough next few months
• Report: Manufacturing must be top economic priority
• Fairmont prom queen an inspiration to classmates
• Kings Island opens without WindSeeker ride
• Warren County proposes tax increase to build sports complex
• Police say teen tried to hit deputies with car
• Home rebuilding effort brings out 1,200 local volunteers
• Company to acquire DPL carrying considerable debt
• Opening day at Kings Island a family tradition
• Southwest, AirTran merge on Monday
• What a lovely day it turned out to be!
• WSU professor travels to Himalayas for dental research
• Miami Valley businesses land more than $1.3M in state-funded tax credits
• India eliminates U.S. firms in $11 billion fighter jet deal
• Dayton closing preschool program Head Start; 33 jobs to be lost
• Rebuilding effort brings out 1,200 local volunteers
• NFL lockout on again as players drafted
• Verizon puts tracking warning on phones
• Deutsche Bank upgrades P&G stock to 'buy'
• Teen in high-speed chase attempts to hit deputies, police say
• Gunman dodged monthly mental health check-ins
• Families of patients at medical center get free lodging on base
• Court to decide if Kil-Kare can host Cruisefest car show
• 2 officers among 3 hurt in crash near Dayton Mall
• 3-vehicle crash sends 5 to hospital
• Robbins & Myers closes sell of Romaco
• Corporate earnings boost stocks on Wall Street
• Ohio eyes extension of education benefits
• Whatcha' doing next Friday? Friday, May 6, is the LAST MAY DAZE...ever!
• Daylight Prom offers fun for students with special needs
• Report: Small businesses choosing iPad
• Tracking data draws attention of Congress
• NFL outlines team, player interactions
• Free music concerts abound in Dayton
• Dept. of Energy rates clean-city coalitions
• Generation Dayton April Professional Q&A
• Competition for campus residents >> SPRING INTO SUSTAINABILITY! Physical Plant will track the percentage of electricity usage in each of the residential buildings starting May 1 through June 1. The building with the least amount of usage will win a
• Cause of emergency landing at Dayton airport undetermined
• Sheriff to make second arrest in deputy shooting
• Registration for Summer Quarter is going on now! Are you taking a class this summer?
• This week's soggy area fishing report
• Caterpillar posts $1.2B profit
• Our thoughts are with all those affected by the devastating storms across the south, including 137 tornadoes. Nearly 300 people are confirmed dead, thousands are injured, and so many are now left homeless. Read more:
• Ohio 63 interchange work nears completion; road to close today
• Kettering teachers approve contract, major concessions
• Trammell used tax funds for personal bills, FBI informant says
• Germantown remembers killed Marine
• May 14 set for unity march, rally against violent crime
• Grant means housing for 32 area homeless
• Rainy days slow area construction plans a bit
• Trackhoe tips over during demolition of downtown building
• Gas prices reach $4.15 at several area stations
• DPL Inc. shareholders suing to try to block merger
• 2 charged in connection with deadly deputy shooting
• So, a little (ahem, a lot) off topic, but we want to know what you think, Raiders and Lakers: Royal Wedding >> Will you be watching? Or are you ready for the fuss to be over with?
• New Kings Island ride won’t be ready for opening day
• We like these! Check out the winning pics from the Wright State Earth Day photo contest:
• Who will be wearing tartan plaid next fall?
• Longtime Dayton architect Paul P. Brown dead at 85
• Former Raider basketball star, DaShaun Wood, is the leading scorer in Germany's top basketball league. Read about it in the DaytonDailyNews.com
• Dayton closing preschool program Head Start; 93 staffers lose jobs
• Wright State volleyball and basketball player LaShaunda Sandifer shares how Wright State has changed her life. Best of luck to Shaunda as she travels to Italy this May to try out for a professional volleyball team:
• Don’t forget, Screening of Jerabek begins at noon today in Building 12, Fred Smith Auditorium.
• Sinclair baseball took a double header from rival Owens yesterday, sweeping the series! They are now 9-3 in the OCCAC and will play four games this weekend against Lakeland. The OCCAC title is on the line, lets wish them luck!
• Chemical spill prompts rec center evacuation
• Tornado in New Carlisle downs trees, damages store
• HIV positive man could be charged for having sex with 4 Warren Co. women
• Downed utility pole, tree cause area road closures
• Dayton closing kindergarten program Head Start; 93 staffers lose jobs
• Councilman wants apology from Maineville mayor
• Lebanon company to add 125 jobs in expansion
• Franklin’s Lewis balances dual job of city manager, public works chief
• Scrap sellers may face tougher regulations
• Safety practices at VA medical facilities to get scrutiny
• New traffic signals to close Ohio 63 at I-75 Friday night
• Bridge work to shut ramp from 
I-75 north to Ohio 4
• City developer gets $1M to rehab foreclosed homes
• Weather service confirms tornado in Clark County; watch issued for tonight
• Beavercreek woman pleads guilty to shooting husband; ex-cop indicted
• HIV positive man could be charged for having sex with 4 Warren Co. women
• Live music in the Rat >> Join the Wright State University Activities Board and 106.9 WWSU tomorrow (4/28) at 7 p.m. in the Rathskellar to see local bands Bonneville, 3rd and Main, Matter of Chance, and Killing Chloe perform. Learn more:
• Area grad killed in Afghanistan
• Walmart on Dorothy Lane deals with power outage
• "If Will Rogers and Mother Jones had a baby, Jim Hightower would be that rambunctious child—mad as hell, with a sense of humor" —Molly Irvins >> See for yourself what Irvins was talking about when Jim Hightower visits campus o
• Scrap sellers 
may face
 cameras

• Teachers, employees retiring in Springboro schools identified
• Sinclair Screenings continue tomorrow with Jerabek.
• Work on Ohio 63 interchange nears completion; road to close Friday
• No injuries in Springboro school bus crash
• I-75, Ohio 4 overnight ramp closure set
• Strong storms bring weather warnings for most of area
• Basketball fans >> Did you hear? Wright State will play Ohio State and Florida next season! Read more:
• House committee to hold hearing on VA medical center problems
• Students unhurt in school bus accident
• Paramedics explore benefits of automated CPR machine
• WPAFB to detonate explosive charge in training exercise
• Lebanon passes antiloitering ordinance aimed at convicted sex offenders
• VA has few answers 
at Senate hearing
• Severe rain to return today
• Teachers, other employees take early retirement in Springboro
• Accident shuts down Stroop Road
• Speaker Boehner praises Dayton area’s entrepreneurs
• A place for rescued animals
• Had a flooded basement? We'd like to talk to you
• Just released! >> Check out the Fall Quarter online class schedule:
• Tonight's scheduled Military Appreciation Night has been canceled due to the postponing of the Wright State vs UD baseball game. Reschedule date TBD. Call Corey Griest for information: (937) 775-2804.
• Gas prices up, but reason still unclear
• Mary Haven orphanage exhibit opens this week
• It's time for another edition of Raider Recon. Is it just us, or are these super fun!?
• Wright-Patterson base to detonate explosive charge in Thursday training exercise
• Ohio 63 interchange at I-75 to close Friday night
• The Burger Bar is back! Today in the Tartan Marketplace: Choose from angus, turkey or black been burgers and over 20 different toppings. Burgers will be served with homemade potato chips.
• Auto insurers' tracking driving habits for discounts; some concerned about privacy
• Model of Success >> Wright State's Model United Nations team earned top honors at the national Model UN Conference in New York. This marked the 32nd consecutive year for this level of achievement. Congratulations to all of our Model UN student
• No flood watches, but more rain on the way
• creditscoring.com Video: Employers Using Credit Scores a Myth
• Northmont makes budget cuts with teacher layoffs
• Drenching rains could push up food costs
• Many VA dental employees lacked infection training
• Kettering zoning board approves hospital expansion for second time
• Gas prices up, but cause up for debate
• iPhone customer sues Apple over tracking
• Toyota's Japanese output down 63% in March
• Federal judge rules NFL must end lockout
• Damaging rains expected to be in area until Thursday
• How much do you want your auto insurer to know?
• Third trial in microwaved baby case starts
• Boehner talks about private sector job growth while in Butler County
• Ford profit expected highest since 1990s
• Tree falls on house, van in Sugarcreek Twp.
• Procter & Gamble raising some prices
• Ohio ranks No. 6 for job growth
• U.S. Army tests smartphone for soldiers
• Congrats to our golf team on their 2nd place finish at the Horizon League Championship. Junior Jordan Higgins led the way, finishing in 3rd place. Way to go!
• Defense Department awards $191 million for research
• Bob Ross dealership wins BBB Torch Award
• Honda forecasts production delays through June
• FYI: Building 12 Access will be Restricted Tuesday and Wednesday of this Week. Due to an event in Building 12, faculty, staff and students will be unable to access Building 12 from the first and second floors on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 26 and 27.
• Prosecution says Widmer attorneys on ‘fishing expedition’
• Several Monday accidents reported on I-75
• Are you in RAIDER COUNTRY?
• The de-carping of Grand Lake St. Marys
• House Speaker Boehner visiting Hamilton today
• Ohio gas prices moving toward $4
• Flash flood watch in effect; no dry day until Friday
• NASA narrows awards for spacecraft design
• New students for Fall 2011 >> Click "Like" if you will be a new student on campus this fall. Welcome to Wright State! Be sure to register for Orientation ASAP:
• No shuttle? Build one, AF museum backer suggests
• Several early Monday accidents reported on I-75
• Neighbor fires two shots, scares away suspected burglar
• Miami U. President Emeritus Shriver dies
• Kettering hospital expansion on agenda Monday
• Son of Beast roller coaster will not open this season
• Hope you all had a fantastic day. Happy Easter!
• 150 years after start of Civil War, conflict still ‘part of who we are’
• Locals take pride in Civil War history
• Former Miami University president Phillip Shriver dies
• In Their Own Words: Locals tell their Civil War stories
• Learn to speak one of more than 50 languages through Lane Libraries program
• Woman taken to hospital after fire in Dayton home Sunday
• Gas prices set new records, $6 possible
• Weather forecasters: No dry day until Friday this week
• Woman pushing empty wheelchair along I-75 is taken home by State Highway Patrol
• Restaurants still struggle to recover from recession
• Six-year-old boy hit by car while riding bicycle
• Little Miami board president: 13.95-mill plan would stop the ‘bleeding’
• Wet Easter expected as rainfall nears record
• GOP primary race for Miamisburg judge heats up
• Federal ruling helps protect 400 jobs for West Carrollton paper company
• Cincinnati police target, impound 'modified' cars
• Controversial teaching program may come to Ohio
• Naked woman found wandering on Xenia road
• Dayton VA hospital’s satisfaction falls below other veteran centers
• DPL shareholders fear tax burden from planned merger
• Banks defend rash of ATM fee lawsuits
• National recall of cucumbers over salmonella
• Dental research leads WSU prof to Himalayas
• F-35 operating costs to top $1 trillion
• GM set to regain top sales spot in 2011
• Deadline nears for YRC Worldwide to avoid bankruptcy
• Looking for something to do tonight that doesn't involve jelly beans or hidden eggs? Check out ASIAN CULTURE NIGHT, 7-10 p.m. in the Student Union Apollo Room. This year's theme is Exploring the Arts and Culture of Japan. Sounds exciting! Free
• Air Force to offer marathon training tips
• State to allow drilling in state parks
• Area libraries increasing security to combat rising thefts
• Good Friday walk addresses contemporary social issues
• Libraries spend thousands on security to combat rising area thefts
• Springboro lieutenant to run Hamilton Twp. police department
• Soaked region in line for more rain, floods
• Teen bicyclist killed in collision with pickup truck
• North staying as Lebanon’s superintendent
• Former South Lebanon mayor dies
• Easter time is here! Share your traditions of how you celebrate Easter. >> Want to learn more about religious life on campus? See the Wright State religious student organizations and affiliations:
• Do you use Snapshot from Progressive?
• New language program one of library’s most popular
• From the WSU Police >> Community members both on and off campus are invited to attend the Community Problem Oriented Policing Conference at Stebbins High School on May 21. Learn more:
• It's Earth Day! Visit the Wright State Sustainability site to see how you can make a difference every day:
• Forbes names world’s largest companies
• LCNB grows profit 5 percent in 1Q
• Toyota expects to boost U.S. output by August
• Analyst: Fewer Apple iPads expected
• JPMorgan Chase settles military mortgage lawsuit
• Doctor joins Dayton Children’s Orthopedic Center
• UES lands $3M Air Force tech contract
• DPL postpones annual meeting
• Urban Nights returns to downtown Dayton
• Dayton Law Partner Q&A: Dennis Lieberman
• Attorneys General attack Pabst Brewing’s Blast drink
• Google, Apple phones transmit location data
• Waynesville council considers raises for village employees
• Flash flood watch in effect
• In about an hour, our men's tennis team will take on Green Bay in the semifinals of the Horizon League Championships in Indianapolis. Good luck, Raiders!
• This weekend is Easter. Did you ever wonder about the origin of the Easter Bunny? Check out this interesting Wikipedia entry:
• Some wildlife adapt to ‘modern’ Ohio
• School bus driver accused of raping 12-year-old
• Air Products' waste-gas project at AK Steel on hold
• Obama to 'root out' fraud in high gas, oil prices
• Students, staff angry over WSU plan to demote profs
• State estimates SB 5 savings at $829 million for districts
• Group needs another venue after Riverside cinema razed
• VA should test thousands of dental patients, report says
• Mayor: Dayton's future bright despite challenges
• Schools: Ohio overstating bargaining bill savings
• Toyota air bag problem prompts new recall
• 5K race/walk in Lebanon this weekend
• Free coffee for Earth Day
• Lebanon voters asked to approve new operating levy
• Scam artists may come to area in large group, police say
• From the Archives: Commenecement, 1960s
• Road construction will cause a road closure adjacent to campus beginning April 27, and lasting for two weeks. Learn more:
• Verizon store garners LEED rating
• Sen. Sherrod Brown tours Navistar plant
• Photos from Shades of Green event
• Huntington, Wells Fargo score high marks
• Two Dayton hospitals earn green awards
• Report: Thousands of VA dental patients should be tested
• Starbucks: Free drinks on Earth Day
• Have you been unemployed for 6 or more months? Talk to our reporter
• Electrical fire reported at Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers
• Lebanon school bus driver accused of raping 12-year-old
• Wines from the Motherland >> The African American Alumni Society invites you to a wine tasting featuring wines from South Africa. Tomorrow, 4/22, 6-8 p.m., De'Lish (139 N. Main, Dayton). $20/person at the door, includes four tastings and hors
• Flash flood watch issued
• Motorcycle rear-ended on Ohio 123
• Fire reported in Greene County
• Greene County 4th in Ohio for dead voters on rolls
• Overturned dump truck carrying concrete closes road for hours
• CVS to end downtown sales of single-serving alcohol
• Middletown man indicted in child rape case
• City objects to 4 liquor license renewal requests
• Dayton Power & Light deal prompts stock rush; rates won't change
• Tornado confirmed in Mercer, Auglaize counties
• Local landmark’s addition to National Park System has bipartisan support
• Apple confirms sold out of iPad2
• Greene 4th in Ohio for dead voters on rolls
• Fuel prices force American Airlines to cut flights
• New Rules: Lost luggage to cost airlines fees
• Overturned dump truck reported in Greene County
• Woman rescued from car on flooded road
• 13 area high school students awarded national scholarships
• Police shoot and kill one of 2 pit bulls after random attacks
• KeyCorp repurchases $70M TARP warrant
• UDRI lands nearly $50M Air Force deal
• Top 5 Dayton-area engineering firms
• Report: Apple iPhone keeps tabs on users
• Top 5 Dayton-area architectural firms
• Billy Ray Cyrus coming to Piqua mall
• Check it out! The Wright State Ervin J. Nutter Center will be debuting their new scoreboard later this summer. Read more and see what it will look like:
• Huntington earns $126M profit
• 80 mph winds topple trees, damage homes in Lebanon
• Graphic Packaging to shutter Cincinnati plant
• Dayton Power & Light deal prompts Wall Street rush
• Construction worker hit by beam, listed in serious condition
• Don't forget! The Recruitment Video Casting Call is tomorrow. Who's coming?
• How DP&L and AES compare
• Chicago man killed in I-70 accident
• Lanes on I-75, Ohio 63 to close for one week
• Mercer County damage could be result of tornado
• Highwater forces Metroparks’ areas to close
• It’s time to stop procrastinating! Come to the Stop Procrastination Now COPE Workshop today at noon in Building 2, Room 2334. Presenter Patrick Fleming will discuss how to take care of the things you must do and how to stop putting things off.
• DP&L and AES compared
• Flood advisory and watch issued
• Fifth Third CEO says bank position is strong
• DPL stock jumps on acquisition news
• Head of fundraising for expansion of U.S. Air Force museum resigns
• Fire reported at Moraine factory
• Wacky weather Wednesday >> An unverified twister hit Celina, Ohio, overnight. Thankfully no injuries were reported and Wright State University Lake Campus survived the night unscathed, though other properties just north of campus suffered some dama
• Did a tornado hit Mercer County?
• Accident, pothole problem reported on I-75
• DPL sold to AES for $4.7 billion cash, debt
• Passenger protection airline rules today
• Lingering floods and high winds could trouble motorists today
• Severe weather alerts, tornado warnings issued amid thunderstorms
• Franklin Dollar Tree robbed
• Judge allows work privileges to restaurant owner
• Ex-priest tied to child sex abuse case resigns post with local church group
• McLin Funeral Home director granted hearing
• Suits filed against school officials
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing $400,000 from Stahl Vision
• To all of our Jewish Raiders and friends: Happy Passover!
• One killed in accident on I-70 east in Englewood
• New flood advisory issued; damaging wind, hail possible tonight
• AirTran signs deal with Expedia
• Earth Day 2011: Some wildlife adapting to ‘modern-day Ohio’
• Developer to Dayton: Delay sale of UPS facility
• Congratulations to Bonnie Mathies on being named the dean of Wright State University Lake Campus. Mathies has been serving as interim dean, and begins her new official appointment on May 1. Learn more about Dean Mathies:
• Floods cause Dorothy Lane Market in Centerville to close
• Pharmaceutical sales top $300 billion in 2010
• Kroger joins diabetes program
• Cheap liquor sales bad for downtown; sales should stop, police say
• Delta raising most fares by $10
• Joseph Auto Group to build Hyundai dealership
• MillerCoors sees domestic sales decline
• Taco Bell beef lawsuit dropped
• Gas prices approach $4 mark
• County considering raising water and sewer rates
• Rain, rain go away! Everyone be safe out there and make use of the tunnels when on campus. Here's a map of the tunnel system:
• Do you have a memory of the wedding of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer?
• Flood advisory issued; damaging wind and hail possible tonight
• Congratulations to our own Carl Brun on completing the Boston Marathon yesterday. Dr. Brun is professor and chair in the Social Work department. Way to go!
• Area teachers to be recognized by Project Excellence
• Report: Top 50 companies for female executives
• EPA names 10 'greenest' companies
• Tea party rally attracts hundreds to Courthouse Square
• Could you give up your computer? Your e-mail? Your Facebook? Sinclair screenings will kickoff this Thursday with Disconnected, a documentary about three college students who take on the challenge of giving up their computers to see how their academic,
• Parent files lawsuits against Lebanon school officials
• Early morning fire reports keeping officials busy Tuesday
• New city manager has worked for Franklin since 1973
• Ground broken for West Carrollton I-75 project
• Downtown stores cool to request to halt some liquor sales
• Air Force Museum Foundation’s fund-raiser is leaving his job
• Report: Skype users face security flaw
• Park National posts $21M profit
• KeyCorp turns $173M profit
• Founding member of WinWholesale dies
• Widmer attorney wants physical evidence preserved
• FYI: Thursday, April 21 is the last day the shuttle will run from the Welcome Stadium parking lot to the Dayton campus. For more information call (937) 512-2518.
• Riverside wants U.S. Supreme Court to hear WPAFB tax case
• Don't forget! Tonight, 7 p.m. in the SU Apollo Room, is the Presidential Lecture Series by Kate Bornstein, "Sex, Bullies, and You." Co-sponsored by the Rainbow Alliance.
• Fight over space shuttle sites continues
• IRS reports more refund errors
• Standard Register disputes CEO pay report
• IRS sees record number of e-files
• PaddlePalooza set for Friday and Saturday in Columbus
• Friendly reminder >> Don't forget today is Tax Day. (Delayed from Friday since it was a holiday in Washington D.C.) Check out these freebies highlighted in the DDN to see how you can come out smiling on Tax Day:
• Evangelist suing Middletown Schools threatens Fairfield student
• Highest area gas prices hit $3.89 per gallon
• Boy, 15, shot in face after kids play with handgun
• FAA cracks down on air traffic controllers
• Summer workshops for educators >> Wright State University Lake Campus is now accepting registrations for a variety of classes and workshops. Learn more:
• Congregation returns after fire-damaged church is repaired
• Some local gas prices reach $4
• Woman shot while in her Riverside home
• Public workers fare better than private with benefits, not pay
• Congregation celebrates return to fire-damage church
• Older workers who lost jobs in recession spend longer time without employment
• Oil driving up price of consumer products
• Car strikes church, mom and daughter injured
• Johnson & Johnson, Synthes eye $20B merger
• Mark Hurd letter appeal causes delay
• Corporate disaster planning takes center stage
• Tea Party to hold rally downtown Monday
• Proposed Warren Co. community development project up for rezoning
• Boy shot in face after kids play with handgun
• Dayton NAACP plans new outreach approach
• Ohio, Montgomery Co. under siege as jobs disappear
• Mysterious oil spill in Great Miami River
• BASF takeover rumors hit Monsanto stock
• End of Moraine auto plant a double punch for couple
• Report: Best Buy to stock iPad 2 Sunday
• Poll: Japan nuclear disaster worries Americans
• Turkey hunting season starts on Monday
• Retailers expect a happy Easter
• AK union chief says tentative deal done
• Riverside’s WPAFB tax case headed to U.S. Supreme Court
• Former Dayton-area congressman Hall concerned for food programs
• Big Brothers-style program among ideas to make region more vibrant
• Police seek suspects in shooting of 2 kids
• 10-year-old shot in head is in critical condition
• Kasich calls for more school vouchers in Ohio
• Walking in circles? >> If you see people wondering about campus into the wee hours of the morning tonight, fear not! They are walking for a GREAT cause:
• Clairol recall expanded by Procter & Gamble
• U.S. House passes $6 trillion in budget cuts
• AK union chief: Tentative agreement reached on contract
• One injured in crash on I-75
• Passenger traffic soars at Dayton International Airport
• Survey: Pizza Hut sits on pizza throne
• Premier completes purchase of downtown building
• Major road construction to occur in Warren County
• Premier Health completes office tower buy
• S.B. 5 repeal referendum petition language OK'd
• Kasich says Ohio to keep Moody's rating
• Diabetes drug gets early OK from European Union
• Bank of America in $1.1 billion settlement
• Best Buy plans to reduce store size
• Bus crash evokes painful memories for family
• How about a love story to lighten up the day? (It IS Friday after all.) Bittersweet and true, author Tara Taylor Quinn shares her story and plans to visit Wright State tomorrow.
• Shuttle process helped Dayton gain national attention
• Report: Twitter rejected $10B Google bid
• 10-year-old shot in head is in critical condition
• Liquor license renewals draw police objections
• Many Ohio workers taking jobs for much lower pay
• Huber Heights city schools to lay off 18 teachers
• Ohio ACLU says selling 5 prisons might cost state more in long run
• 2 firms
to advise state on
gambling
• Kettering hospital growth likely on tap as city denies appeals
• County Democrats co-sponsoring rally against Senate Bill 5
• Littleton sentenced to life in prison
• Dayton throws out written police exam scores, will rely on oral interviews only
• School bus crashes into building; no one hurt
• Good Sam named hub for robotic surgery
• Pat Kilbane launches iPad app
• Mayor Leitzell to address state of the city April 21
• Hobby Lobby ups hourly pay to $12
• Project Runway fans >> Don't miss Mondo Guerra, runner up of season 8 of Project Runway, when he visits campus on Monday to serve on a panel of judges for the University Activity Board's 2nd annual Project Runway. April 14, 7-11 p.m., Stu
• Top 5 Dayton-area public golf courses
• Dayton Air Show adds two more acts for July 23-24 show
• Ohio foreclosure drop may be deceptive
• Ohio voters set to repeal collective bargaining law
• GE Aviation breaks ground on $51M research center
• Senator seeks foreclosure prevention expansion
• Top 5 Dayton-area private golf courses
• Air Force museum to host service for WWI Australian-New Zealand troops
• Police say stolen diamond from mall valued at $50,000
• Local family scores dream trip from HGTV’s ‘House Hunters on Vacation’
• Imagine your face on a billboard >> Be the face of Wright State! OPEN CASTING CALL for students with authentic Changing Lives stories. Tues. 4/19 (Recital Hall, CAC) & Wed. 4/20 (Pathfinder Lounge, SU). Email katie.halberg@wright.edu for detail
• Woman stuck in window died hours before husband got home, police say
• From the Archives: Grads, 1963. (56 days ‘til Commencement 2011)
• Man dies after being shot during domestic dispute
• Lebanon buys land to access power substation
• Rollover crash in Sugarcreek Twp. brings in CareFlight
• Congrats to our Raj Soin College of Business on several noteworthy bits of news: The AACSB International Accreditation was just renewed and students once again achieved top honors in a management case competition. Students include Kristin Hunter, Rebekah
• This week's area fishing report
• 3-vehicle crash sends 2 to hospital
• STEM school moving to former store in Kettering
• Riverside vows that shuttle setback won’t stop development
• Rights group seeks action against WSU professor
• Local artists, art organizations win Ohio Arts Grants
• Riverside schools to seek operating levy in August
• Mayor Leitzell to address state of the city April 27
• ODOT van flips on I-75, setting off 4-vehicle crash
• American Airlines sues Orbitz, Travelport
• Babies wanted in speed-crawling competition
• Fed Beige Book: Growth remains at modest pace
• NAACP holding public forum for input on issues
• Congress wants to examine NASA’s shuttle allocations
• Have you checked out the Wright State Dining Services page? It's a great place to learn about specials and other TASTY news!
• Congratulations and welcome to Yi Li, Ph.D., who has just been appointed the new dean of the Wright State College of Science and Mathematics. He will begin his appointment on July 1. Learn more about Dr. Li:
• Caribou Coffee expands line of low-fat drinks
• Obama eyes $4 trillion in deficit cuts
• WSU business college maintains accreditation
• Fed reprimands 10 banks for mortgage practices
• Database of LEED buildings
• Legislation seeks to aid military sexual assualt victims
• LEED-certified buildings growing
• AT&T rolls out first pre-paid smartphone
• The Aristocrat Pear Trees are blooming on campus. Feeling creative? Snap a picture and post it on our wall.
• Students >> Are you interested in becoming the next face of Wright State in the Changing Lives campaign? Stay tuned to learn how. (Hint: Make sure you're available either next Tues or Wed, 2-4 p.m.) In the meantime, learn more about Changing L
• Stiletto heel attack suspect arrested; woman allegedly beat man trying to help
• Woman found dead, lodged in window
• Vacant apartment complex burns, arson suspected
• I-75 road work expected to be completed by September
• 5-year-old boy who helped save mom named an honorary firefighter
• No shuttle for Dayton; Air Force museum came close
• Grand jury indicts Samuel Littleton on murder charges in Tiffany Brown case
• Make a difference and fight cancer >> Colleges Against Cancer is coordinating the 2011 Relay for Life at Wright State. The event starts on Friday, April 15, at 6 p.m. and ends on Saturday at 11 a.m. Learn more:
• Frontier Airlines lowers several fees
• Did your ancestor fight as an Ohio soldier in the Civil War?
• County officials say no tax hike is under consideration
• Woman survives after car collides with moving train
• Museum crowd is ‘stunned’ by news
• Sentencing ends alleged prison smuggling case
• Dayton VA to get Senate hearing
• Local quest for space shuttle ends in deep disappointment
• Grand jury indicts Littleton on murder charges
• For Sale: Priceless U.S. historical pieces
• Senator: Investigate Shuttle site selection process
• Woman in wheelchair struck by police cruiser
• NASA skips Air Force Museum in assigning retired space shuttles
• Bank of America CEO: principal reduction not a foreclosure cure-all
• It's official: Dayton won't get space shuttle
• Dean's response >> Some misinformation is being disseminated regarding jobs at Wright State University College of Liberal Arts that calls for correcting. Dean Chuck Taylor says the six staff members in question remain employed and will in fact
• Poll: Verizon beats AT&T on iPhone wish list
• Photos from Dayton's Space Shuttle event
• GE redeploys 800 jobs with F136 engine
• Dayton officials upset over shuttle news
• Did you know that today is National Library Workers Day? We'd like to thank all of our dedicated staff at the Wright State University Libraries for making a difference in the lives of our students and community.
• BBB announces Integrity Award finalists
• Ben & Jerry’s scooping free ice cream
• Dayton loses bid to land a Space Shuttle
• Want to explore all the opportunities at Wright State University Lake Campus? Check out their open house on Thursday, April 14, 4-7 p.m. Learn about programs, financial aid, new campus housing, and more.
• Shuttle Enterprise going to NYC, newspaper reports
• Family sues schools for $1M; claim free speech, religion violated in t-shirt ban
• High water closes area road
• Study: CEOs made more last year
• Tell us >> Why did YOU choose Wright State?
• NASA decision due today on who gets space shuttles
• WWII veteran dies after van accident at VA
• Museums jostled publicly 
for one of coveted shuttles
• NASA decision due Tuesday on who gets space shuttles
• Restaurant owner objects to police opposition to liquor license renewal
• County might seek tax increase
• Kasich outlines budget’s impact on seniors
• NASA administrator to make shuttle decision tonight; announcement tomorrow
• Speakers bring anti-bullying message to Wayne
• Former Lebanon schools teacher at risk of losing license
• Sen. Brown pushes for Dayton Shuttle
• Humane Society plans annual Furry Skurry
• The Wright State Police Department is offering three FREE sessions of the S.A.F.E. Women's Self Defense Awareness Class: today (4/11), Friday (4/15), and Tuesday, May 10. Each class will run from 6 to 8 p.m. in 156 Student Union. Email patrick.ammon
• Dayton colleges get $350K for safety upgrades
• would like to thank all of our student employees!
• Fairborn man arrested for pointing toy gun at victim, demanding purse
• Arby’s doling out free curly fries
• Purple Heart recipient dies of injuries from Dayton VA accident
• Tea Party group launches ad blitz against Obama
• WorkflowOne cuts 44 in Dayton
• Tweet, tweet! >> A little birdie told us that you can now follow these official Wright State Twitter accounts: @WrightState ( for all things Wright State, and @WrightStateNews ( for highlights from the Newsroom. Alumni can also follow @WSUAlumniOff
• Dayton homeless shelter gets $84K for upgrade
• Easter egg hunt at the Beach this weekend
• Lebanon Symphony concert rescheduled
• Learn about Fort Ancient's history
• Ohio's Top 5 wealthiest people
• Gartner: Apple iPad to stay top tablet into 2015
• Wal-Mart to add 8,500 products
• Sex, Boys, and You >> Join us next Monday when author, performance artist, and "advocate for teens, freaks, and other outlaws" Kate Bornstein visits campus. Co-sponsored by the Rainbow Alliance. Free and open to the public. April 18, 7 p.
• Ohio hunters donate more than a half-million meals to the needy
• They’re serving brunch today in the Tartan Marketplace! Strawberry French toast and scrambled eggs…
• Lebanon official concerned funds being used to house sex offenders
• Gas prices up nearly $1 a gallon from last year
• Crash kills teen, 22-year-old
• Penn National buys stake in Texas horse tracks
• We {heart} our student employees! >> This week is National Student Employment Week. Wright State is very grateful for the efforts made by our student employees every day. We wish you all incredibly successful careers, and thank you for sharing your
• Heavy rain possible today
• Shuttle decision to be aired in Dayton
• Woman calms down, then finds items missing
• Rain moves into area Monday
• Two seek donors for bone-marrow transplants
• Culture Works leader focused on community
• Vehicle lands wheels up between 2 parked cars, man injured
• Young man and boy die in crash
• Gas prices at $5 per gallon possible
• World Trade Center beam arrives in Urbana
• Dayton seeks to capture space shuttle tourism
• Local artists win $5,000 grants
• Winter Guard teams dazzle Dayton crowds
• After shuttle, U.S. would pay Russia for space access
• Apple eyes problems with Verizon iPad2
• Ohio 48 work may cause delays in Centerville
• Southern Ohio uranium enrichment plant supported despite nuke crisis
• Neighborhoods facing social blight, poverty
• Mussel species won’t affect work on Ohio's tallest bridge
• Proposed Huber Heights recreation complex calls for aquatic center
• Councilman upset funds being used to house sex offenders
• Waste collection fees racking up at vacant home
• Spring signifies new beginnings for baseball, politics
• Fuel costs expected to rise up to 40%
• Social media is fueling a new era of student activism on college campuses
• Area could break 106-year-old temperature record Sunday
• Prescription drug dropoff scheduled
• Report: Google Android to reach 50% of market
• Firm offers free massages for Tax Day
• Lebanon organizations creating community gardens
• Budget deal reached, government shutdown averted
• Fuel costs expected to rise up to 40% in 2011
• We'd like to welcome all the WGI Sport of the Arts participants to Wright State! Many of the Color Guard World Championships teams are competing at the Wright State Ervin J. Nutter Center. Best of luck to all the performers!
• The Big EZ Event is tomorrow at all Sinclair locations. Stop by to do your taxes and FAFSA at the same time, on-site registration is available. For more information visit www.sinclair.edu/FAFSA
• Waynesville gallery showcasing marshmallow Peeps as artwork
• First tenant for GM Moraine lined up
• Procter & Gamble issues recall for Clairol hair products
• Gas prices rise a quarter in past week
• Report: Windows, Nokia to top Apple's iPhone
• Kroger joins WWF on sustainable seafood
• Battle of the Chefs heats up next Tuesday, 12:30 to 2:30, in the Union Market. Several teams of students will compete to see who can make the best dinner, using all of the same ingredients. Each team will also receive one wildcard ingredient. Sounds tast
• Government shutdown nears as clock ticks
• Warren County to give away Cirque tickets
• Sinclair Theatre Announces the 2010-2011 Season:
• Dayton Law Partner Q&A: Steven Justice
• Our Fire Science Students are having their graduation today! Congrats to everyone graduating.
• Save the Date >> The International Friendship Affair will be on Saturday, April 16, 1-4:30 p.m. in the Student Union Apollo Room. The event features performances, displays, and food from all over the world. Learn more:
• Shuttle would help inspire future aerospace industry workers, Seattle advocates say
• House fire reported in Miamisburg
• Honda shutdowns may last through June
• Rumor has it that former Wright State student, DWTS champ, and PussyKat Doll lead singer, Nicole Scherzinger, will be singing with Steven Tyler in his upcoming solo single release. Interesting! Way to go, Nicole!
• Gas prices trending toward $4 mark
• Construction has started in Seattle on shuttle home
• Northmont school bus involved in accident
• This week's area fishing report
• Wells Fargo to cut 1,900 mortgage jobs
• Local wages are failing to keep up with rising prices
• Sinclair student banned from distributing fliers in classroom
• DeWine, lawmakers unveil ‘whistle-blower’ legislation
• Springboro council rejects housing development
• Obama hopeful of budget deal early Friday
• How to make Easter candy: Chocolate bunnies
• State alters prison plan, residents still protest
• Pension changes could save schools $229 million a year
• Top 10 sickest U.S. cities
• Federal Government Employees by State
• Beer Tasting at Heather's Coffee and Cafe April 16th
• Good luck to all of our students participating in tomorrow's Celebration of Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities, 9 a.m to 4 p.m, in the Student Union. Download the schedule of presenters and events at
• Anyone catch the Poi on the quad today?
• Exotic dancer sentenced to 10 years for man’s dragging death
• John Boehner to give OSU commencement speech
• Federal government shutdown to cost Dayton $100M per week
• Apple iPad 2 still sold out in stores
• Report: Ohio to lose $87 billion in health funding
• Poll: Dems, GOP share blame for shutdown
• Dayton dot-com signs Wright State University
• Colorado defense firm closing Dayton office
• Did you miss ArtsGala last weekend? See for yourself what makes the annual Wright State event so fantastic: >> Hope to see you all there next year!
• Public can watch shuttle announcement live at museum
• From the Archives: Commencement, 1960s
• New hours for Spring Quarter >> The Friendship Food Pantry at WSU is open Mondays (10a-noon), Thursdays (3-7p), and Fridays (noon-4p). Located in 134 Allyn Hall, the pantry stocks food items, toiletries, and diapers/wipes/formula for students in ne
• Brown, Turner call for VA dental task force
• Missing Alzheimer’s patient found in Kentucky
• Macy's sales up slightly in March
• Sales up 14% for Limited Brands
• Police searching for missing Alzheimer’s patient
• Just a head's up >> Today is Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day. Please spare a few moments when you see the kids on campus to say hello and welcome them, Raider-style, to Wright State. Thanks!
• 11 vehicles involved in morning accidents on I-70
• Hello, spring! How we've missed you! >> If you could create a soundtrack for days like today, what songs would be included?
• Whistle-blowers describe hostility at VA dental clinic
• Condo project near Fifth Third Field wins City Commission OK
• Air Force’s deep ties to shuttle are Dayton’s unique advantage
• Ex-youth soccer coach, girlfriend plead guilty to sex with girl
• Nonprofits look to collaboration to face new reality
• Group urges motorists to take the scenic National Road route
• Bird Art Exhibit at Aullwood
• Go Native! Native Plant Sale
• Obama, Boehner in late-night budget negotiations
• US Airways launches regional first-class
• Government shutdown could delay shuttle announcement
• Vatican names Cincinnati native Binzer as auxiliary bishop
• Midwest employers say top talent scarce
• Obama details impact of federal gov't shutdown
• Report: Asthma costs top $2 billion in Ohio
• Top 5 Dayton-area catering companies
• Top 5 Dayton-area meeting and banquet centers
• Teen shot during robbery attempt
• Toyota to use Microsoft Azure in cars
• Wright-Patt plans International fair
• Dayton-area arts groups land funds
• Calling all athletes! Intramural sports spring registration ends Friday at 4 p.m. Register for 6v6 soccer, softball, or sand volleyball. The captains meeting is Sunday at 7 p.m., 163 SU. You can also register for the April 12 dodgeball tournament.
• Report: CEOs more upbeat on economy
• Report: Fewer CEOs leave for new jobs
• Waynesville senior commands ‘shuttle mission,’ learns leadership
• Happy National Tartan Day!
• Come out and support your Wright State softball and baseball teams--both teams play on campus today. Softball takes on Marshall at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. at the WSU Softball Field. Baseball (first place in the Horizon League!) hosts Northwestern Ohio at 6:30
• Officer injured during copper theft investigation
• Pregnant women needed for ‘top secret’ taping at Kings Island
• Furloughs likely at WPAFB if federal shutdown occurs
• Have you been participating in The Big Read Community Reading Project? Join us from 3 to 4:30 this afternoon in the Dunbar Library for a panel presentation and discussion of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot. Free and open to the pub
• DISH Network gets Blockbuster for $320M
• The Health Fair is today starting at 11:00 a.m. and ending at 3:00 p.m. in the basement of Building 8. A boxing demonstration begins at noon and self-defense training, texting while driving challenges and other vendor demonstrations will be going on thro
• Fatal fire in Dayton ruled accidental
• Construction of Jesus statue to begin soon
• Why allow window for sale, ownership of dangerous animals?
• Houston bids hard, worries space history not enough to win a shuttle
• Community, police urged to welcome immigrants
• Electrical equipment blamed in deadly fire
• Highway ramp reopened after semi accident
• More than $100K spent in Widmer trials
• Scholars, alumna gather at Wright State to talk about Libya
• ‘Runaway mom’ Tehan has a new baby boy
• Frisch's 3Q profit declines on higher food costs
• Delta boosts on-time flight rating
• Dems, GOP dig in as government shutdown looms
• Delphi, GM asked to restore pension cuts
• Top 10 most-read stories in March
• American Airlines still investigating emergency landing in Dayton
• Check out the Week in Pictures for images from ArtsGala, Light It Up Blue, baseball, and softball. What a week!
• Deer hunters provide food bank meals
• Construction of Jesus statue may begin soon
• Congress votes to repeal health care reform provision
• Column: Why Ohio needs collective bargaining reform
• Senators call for U.S. steel industry trade relief
• Up to 1,600 P&G jobs impacted by Pringles sale
• Unrelated arrest leads to indictment
• Great story for TOMS Day Without Shoes: Sinclair's PTA Club was the #1 supplier of shoes and socks for the Shoes4Kids program last year! Full story in this week's Clarion.
• Traffic reminder >> The sold-out Ke$ha concert is tonight in the Wright State University Ervin J. Nutter Center. Expect heavy traffic in the area. >> Any of you going to the concert?
• Man accused of seeking sex with 9-year-old disabled boy at church
• Big bucks come out at BBBC banquet
• Hungry? The Tartan Marketplace is featuring a Burger Bar today! Choose from angus beef, turkey or black bean burgers.
• P&G unloads Pringles for $1.5B
• Do you know how much incredible research is being done by students at Wright State? Check out the 2nd Annual Celebration of Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities on Friday, April 8, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Student Union Apollo Room.
• The Wii Tournament begins today at 11:00 a.m. in the basement of Building 8. Who’s playing?
• WSU president's salary one of state’s lowest; OSU tops in nation
• 3-vehicle accident in Vandalia; wreck reported on I-70
• Kings Island’s dinosaur project puts area man in time crunch
• Frozen, raw turkey burgers recalled from Sam’s Club
• Estate tax lobbying effort called illegal; cities disagree
• Rally supports referendum on SB 5
• Dayton looks to immigration to revitalize city, create jobs
• Two VA dental clinic patients test positive for hepatitis B
• Restoring 2 snow days may not happen early enough to affect this school year
• WSU president salary one of state’s lowest, OSU nation’s highest
• Florida seen as leading contender for 1 of 3 shuttles
• Exotic animal ban to expire as panel convenes to study new rules
• Gas prices surge closer to $4 per gallon
• Outlet mall adds two stores
• Grilled cheese maker ousted from ‘America’s Next Great Restaurant’
• Major firms hit by Epsilon data breach
• McDonald's to hire 50K during one-day event
• Toyota may idle North American plants
• On April 12, NASA will decide whether or not to allow the retiring space shuttle to reside in Dayton's Air Force Museum. Make your voice heard by signing the petition to bring a piece of American (and Earth and beyond) history to Dayton:
• Accident with injuries reported in Kettering
• Lytle-Five Points road to be closed for construction
• Don't forget, today is the last day to withdraw with a refund and without record for full-term. For all academic dates, visit www.sinclair.edu/services/registration/dates/
• Tomorrow >> Find out what is going on in Libya by attending the UPRISING IN LIBYA Panel Discussion, sponsored by the University Center for International Education and the Bolinga Center. April 5, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., 163 Student Union. Open to the pu
• Sports bar to roll out specialty pizzas
• Universal Technology named to $74.5M Air Force contract
• Minority contractor association launches in Ohio
• AdCare raises $2.1M for acquisition
• Rain, wind, hail part of storm in area
• What say you, Raider Country? >> The Butler Bulldogs, our regular season foe, will make their second appearance in as many years in the NCAA National Championship game tonight. Will you be rooting for them, as a fellow Horizon League team, or are y
• 7 students taken to hospital after bus crash
• Report: Women-owned businesses rose 50%
• Report: Delta lands most complaints
• Spring quarter intramurals begin today! Who's playing?
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect; wind advisory issued
• Local gas prices averaging nearly $3.79 a gallon
• Explosion touches off fire
• Wow! Everyone be cautious in this torrential rain. Did you make it in to your destination before the rain, or were you stuck in the downpour?
• Food prices record biggest gain since 1974
• Ohio 3rd in nation in loss of young people
• Food prices record biggest gain since 1974 - even chocolate is up
• Medicare rate hike likely to consume increase in Social Security benefits
• Dayton among worst cities for allergy sufferers
• Crystal Bowersox coming to Springfield
• EADS won’t contest Boeing's $35B tanker win
• Dayton Alefeast to feature 50 craft beers
• Toyota wins lawsuit over sudden-acceleration
• Spanish antitrust office fines P&G $17M
• US Airways boosts passenger traffic
• Dayton Law Partner Q&A: Brad Evers
• How to make Easter candy: Coconut bird nests
• Stocks poised for more gains Friday
• Biking to work gaining speed in Dayton
• Jobs, money at stake in national fight for shuttle
• Want a shuttle? Prep and delivery cost is $28.8M
• Ohio GOP moving fast on its agenda
• Dayton-born scholar, author dies days before book’s release
• NFL, players union extend talks 24 hours
• Sit-in promotes organ donations
• Xenia church offering 50 cents off on a gallon of gas April 9
• Cincinnati Zoo welcomes baby giraffe
• Troubled aircraft headed to Tulsa after passengers become sick
• Optimism prevails at Grand Lake, but conditions depend on weather
• Federal workforce program in danger of losing funding
• Student-run business launches new division
• Southwest emergency leads to 737 groundings
• Kroger, JPMorgan Chase hit in Epsilon data breach
• Boehner: No agreement on spending cuts
• Full text of Boehner, GOP weekly address
• Study: Church giving begins to rebound
• Ford, other manufacturers hit by Japan disaster
• Readers pick Best Restaurant in Dayton
• Vectren Dayton Air Show adds to lineup
• Governor defends limits 
on public workers unions
• State focuses on work-zone safety
• Want to see eagles? First find the nest
• Woman finds unusually large egg in yard
• WSU tuition likely to rise due to cuts in funding
• Region a step closer to becoming test area for drone aircraft
• UD student group makes local investment
• Former Montgomery County sergeant says he never sent pornographic text
• Answers sought in fainting spells on jet
• Fire destroys three-story duplex in Franklin
• It's almost here! Tomorrow is ArtsGala, the annual arts event that has raised more than a million dollars for student scholarships. >> To all of the students, faculty, staff, and others involved: BREAK A LEG!
• US Airways boosts smartphone services
• RISE Poll: Dow 13,000 within a year
• State: Drivers make work zones dangerous; 1,200+ crashes last year
• House passes FAA bill, UAV test sites included
• U.S. manufacturing posts 20th month of growth
• Ford sales climb 14 percent in March
• AK resumes partial production at Ashland coke plant
• Gas prices up to $3.65 per gallon
• Bank of America buys Kettering Tower for $10.8M
• Child abuse and neglect investigations are on the rise
• Retailers poised to make outlet mall debut
• KeyBank donates $1M for breast cancer research
• Groundbreaking study released today will impact us all:
• Our Admission’s Ambassadors aren’t letting April Fools go to waste! Anyone else playing pranks today?
• Plane with sick passengers makes emergency landing in Dayton
• Man pleads guilty to three robberies, fleeing; faces 30 years in prison
• Issues 3 and 4 help schools without raising taxes
• Dayton native, songwriter Harley Allen has died
• Worker killed in explosion at AK’s Ky. coke plant
• Retailers to face added pressure with new complex
• Contract worker killed in explosion at AK Steel’s Ky. coke plant
• $150M shopping, housing complex planned for Centerville
• Montgomery sheriff's sergeant fired after lying about a sexting incident
• Bargaining bill details teacher evaluation plan
• Dayton native and 
noted songwriter Harley Allen has died
• Auditors probe a Dayton charter school’s payments
• Washington Twp. man killed in Kentucky plane crash
• Montgomery Sheriff’s sergeant fired after alleged sexting incident
• Warren County United Way has bright future ahead, board members say
• Olive Garden to renovate 400 restaurants
• Suspicious person near school prompts alert to Oakwood parents
• RISE forum panelists optimistic on economy
• No charges filed in reported attempted abduction
• Man pleads guilty to three robberies, fleeing from police
• Honda to reopen two Japanese plants, U.S. slowdown to continue
• Fannie: Mortgage delinquency rate declines
• Anyone else have baseball on the brain today? It's opening day for the MLB, and our Raider baseball team is preparing for a three-game battle against Cleveland. Batter up! >> Which professional baseball team do you root for?
• Ohio auditor questions $105M in spending at JFS
• Biotech firms had $14.5B economic output in SW Ohio
• Dayton losing international flights
• Report: Fat stigma goes global
• SourceLink cuts 23 workers in Miamisburg
• Wright State's Alpha Xi Delta sorority plans to turn the campus blue tomorrow. See why and learn more:
• How to make Easter candy: Peanut butter eggs
• Dayton allergy rank nothing to sneeze at
• Memorial set for man killed by flying tire on I-75
• From the Archives: Lamda Tau Sigma, 1970s.
• Demolition of familiar building opens way for new development
• 2 killed in crash of plane that took off from Dayton
• Area educators hear Kasich’s plans for reform
• City approves $93,000 for new lawn mowers to tend vacant lots
• Troy board, teachers agree on wage freeze
• Public asked to help decide how region will look in 30 years
• Dayton native, songwriter Harley Allen dead at 55
• Family, friends reflect on fallen soldier at service
• ‘Battle of Peepqua’ is sweet re-creation of local historic event
• Plane that took off from Dayton crashed in Kentucky
• Truck fire shuts down I-75
• Attempted abduction spurs increase in patrols around Sinclair
• Report of vehicle into pond in Taylorsville Metropark
• Ohio House passes collective bargaining bill
• How to make Easter candy: Marshmallow chicks
• Report: Top 50 most-valuable retail brands
• Widmer to appeal murder conviction to court of appeals
• Cemetery thefts may be an increasing trend
• Local gas prices spike to $3.65 a gallon
• Truck driver in crash died of aneurysm
• KeyCorp pays off $2.5B TARP loan
• Application packets are now available for students interested in running for Wright State University Student Government positions.
• S.B. 5 changes approved by Ohio House committee
• Sources needed for story about HIV/AIDS
• Cincinnati Reds partner with Fox Sports on ticket promo
• Ohio job cuts eased in March
• Ohio 10th in U.S. for disaster losses in past decade
• Kansas City wins Google ‘fiber’ lottery
• UD investment forum starts Thursday
• Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Orbitz part ways
• Snow alert issued for afternoon
• We're 3 days into spring quarter and it's snowing! Who's ready for spring weather?
• Snow?
• Lengthy road projects coming to an end
• Congratulations to Charlotte Harris, dean of the College of Education and Human Services, on her induction into the Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, Dayton Region, Hall of Fame.
• Bill would limit investigations to crashes over $1,000 in damage
• Bond set at $1M for suspected bank robber in I-75 standoff
• Where do local counties stand in state health rankings?
• Memorial set for man killed by flying tire on interstate
• Watch senior Adrian McLemore talk about his future and decision to come to Wright State. We look forward to seeing him become President McLemore someday. >> Send your Changing Lives story to ChangingLives@wright.edu
• Area teen to rock out with Reds’ Arroyo
• Greene County public transit too small to fill every ride request, official says
• Beavercreek woman pleads guilty to burning down her house
• Snow possible in some parts of the valley overnight
• Health rankings show urban, suburban contrasts
• New public housing helps county fight homelessness
• Spring break travel up despite gas prices, travel agencies say
• Longtime Dayton journalist Laurence Newman dies
• Stebbins High teams up with Pros to tackle breast cancer
• Local teen to play guitar with Reds Arroyo
• Fire started near porch light on Lebanon home
• Ohio Honda plants to reduce production because of parts shortages
• Semi overturns on ramp, spills fuel
• Truckers fight for improved highways
• Victoria’s Secret Pink division gets CEO
• Suspected bank robber in I-75 standoff was stopped once, but fled
• Man on furlough for funeral did not return to jail
• Police stopped brief pursuit minutes before fatal wreck off U.S. 35
• Ohio awards $600k to Miami County
• Skyline gives free ‘Opening Day’ coneys
• "He would cry at night and say, 'I just want to play baseball, Mommy.'" >> Matt was diagnosed with stage 3 lymphoma at the age of 10. Jim Neitzke, a 1978 accountancy/finance graduate, and his family share their powerful story of
• Man killed at vacant industrial site identified
• Bank of America faces shareholder lawsuit on foreclosures
• Montgomery County among 165 counties with fewer jobs
• DPL CEO Barbas gets slight pay increase
• Passersby get sleeping couple out of burning house
• We think this is pretty cool. Check out Raider Recon and tell us what you think!
• Beavercreek tech firm wins $95M Wright-Patt deal
• Rex posts loss of $4.6 million
• Police in standoff with suspected bank robber after chase down I-75
• Worker killed by falling beam identified
• Lebanon fire put out quickly at duplex
• Volkswagen recalls 71,000 Jetta sedans
• Greenon High School student arrested after fleeing police
• Accident in Dayton may cause traffic delays
• State patrol on lookout for aggressive drivers in I-75 construction corridor
• AK pays final $65M to Middletown trust
• Driver killed in freak accident on I-75 from Butler County
• As S.B. 5 nears vote, city firefighters give up $1M in pay, benefits for pact
• Contractor may sue Air Force over supercomputer
• 10-year-old jailed following shooting of cousin
• Son indicted on 1 count of murder in mom’s death
• State patrol on lookout for aggressive drivers after recent wrecks in I-75 construction corridor
• Worker killed when beam in vacant business falls
• Man killed in freak accident on interstate
• AK makes last $65M payment to Middletown VEBA
• Honda faces production issues in U.S.
• Harry & David files bankruptcy
• Man with ‘significant history’ of exposing himself indicted again
• Boosalis Baking holds bake sale for Japan
• Accused barn thieves indicted by grand jury
• Equipment maker Henny Penny wins McDonald’s award
• Stephen Wilson of LCNB made $571K last year
• Carol Clark named publisher of Dayton Business Journal
• Clark Co. expansion projects land Ohio incentives
• Spring Quarter is just getting started, but planning for Summer Quarter has already begun. Check out the online course schedule to find which classes are being offered:
• Lebanon school board OK’s union contract extensions
• Woman seriously injured in head-on collision
• Burger King rolls out chicken tender Facebook promo
• Career Center to offer free services to community
• Two years ago, 46% of Wright State seniors said they had participated in some form of practicum, internship, field experience, co-op, or clinical assignment. >> Freshman and seniors, help us discover the current facts by taking the 2011 National Su
• Mason firm gives $25K to Athletes in Action
• MaryAnn and Clayton Mathile give $9M to Saint Mary's College
• Welcome Back! Hope everyone has a great spring quarter.
• Toasted angel food cake recipe
• Morning accidents could cause delays
• Welcome to Spring Quarter! How many more quarters/semesters until you graduate?
• RTA bus stop proposal up for vote today
• RTA bus stop proposal up for vote Monday
• Police calls to Fairfield Commons higher than The Greene, Dayton Mall
• Prisons look to share food costs with state colleges
• Pro-life rally marks 40 Days of Life campaign
• State cuts, soaring need cut into services for young, old and poor
• Dayton Gems in hockey playoffs
• Stocks up as bulls hit Wall Street
• AT&T deal faces hurdles at FCC
• Delta adds new flights to Europe
• Auto industry feels weight of Japanese disaster
• More than 66 years later, Xenia native awarded five medals for WWII service
• 2 women killed in car, semi wreck that closed I-70 for hours
• Diversity: Two areas illustrate minority population shift
• Trouble at VA went beyond 1 dentist
• Multi-car crash sends several to hospitals, causes delays
• Fatal car, semi crash closes all eastbound lanes of I-70
• Students struggle to pay for Ohio’s cheapest schools
• Have you been following the NCAA tournament? What a weekend! How's your bracket? We're pleased to see our rival, the Butler Bulldogs, have made it through again to the Final Four. Go Horizon League!
• Museums vying for NASA shuttles to meet in Dayton
• Resources to help missing, runaway kids likely to dwindle under budget cuts
• Report: Big banks cancel debit card rewards
• Victim identified in fatal crash on U.S. 35
• Dayton Development Coalition to look locally for its next leader
• Chance of snow overnight Saturday
• GDP growth tops 3.1% in 4Q
• Wright-Patt plans base cook-off
• U.S. Sen. Portman calls for health care repeal at local visit
• Online hot rod products retailer to open store
• Suspension leaves $676,000 worth of funerals in limbo
• Warren County man accused of raping 3-year-old
• Dirty crook,
clean getaway
• Fairborn levy literature may have violated rules
• Portman calls for health care repeal at Mound visit
• Trammel off electronic home detention
• Local unemployment falls again in February
• Coalition to look locally for its next leader
• Father of bullied boy planning hotline
• Zan convicted on all charges
• Judge denies new trial or acquittal for Widmer
• Rep. Turner calls for hearings on VA safety practices
• Judge: Kettering Tower sheriff sale to proceed
• Spring Quarter starts on Monday. How are you enjoying the last few days of spring break?
• Military cyber security to cost $3.2B by 2012
• Ted Strickland to speak at Democratic Party fundraiser
• Dayton housing agencies get $200K from HUD
• Verizon to bring 4G network to Dayton
• Premier Health set to buy downtown office tower
• Gas prices accelerate further
• Joe Morgan Honda plans ‘big time’ festivities for grand opening
• Christian music festival returning to Kings Island
• Don't forget to walk outside at 3:45 p.m. today to watch the procession of the 12-foot-long piece of steel from the World Trade Center. It will enter campus from Kauffman Road at Wright State Road, travel past Mini-University along University Boulev
• McLin Funeral Home investigation started in December
• Englewood robbery not suspects first time
• Talawanda school lock down ends, police investigate threat
• Fire officials called to nursing facility in Moraine
• Ohio bread company starts hunger relief campaign
• Dayton unemployment rate improves to 10.2%
• Businesses set to celebrate ‘Earth Hour’
• Animal hoarding TV show features area woman
• Low demand keeps local rental prices down; national rates soar
• Emergency lane closure scheduled today on I-75
• Dayton Law Partner Q&A: Stephen Herbert
• LCNB sells insurance agency
• LCNB sells Dakin Insurance Agency
• Truck crashes, spills load along I-70
• The Butler Bulldogs are once again showing the country that the Horizon League is one to be reckoned with! They have moved on to the Elite 8 and will play tomorrow afternoon vs Florida. Best wishes on your continued success, and way to represent our leag
• Rental rates could fall even lower
• Dayton man still hospitalized from accident in Kentucky
• Large Dayton firms embrace diversity
• Schools plans still unclear despite new budget details from state
• I-75 lane closures next week
• 9/11 WTC steel coming to Fairborn
• Property value appeals still accepted
• Rental rates could fall even farther
• Kid friendly fruit pizza recipe
• Low demand keeping area local rental prices down; national rates soaring
• Funeral services announced for local grad killed in Afghanistan
• No injuries in crash involving Kettering school bus
• Apple named ‘Brand Excellence’ winner
• Are gas prices putting the brakes on your spring break plans?
• Like the rest of the world, we are also saddened by the loss of film icon and legend, Elizabeth Taylor. Perhaps one of Wright State's theatre, dance, and motion picture program's students will be the next great icon of the silver screen?
• What happened in the library over spring break?
• Report: Facebook captures 64% of social media traffic
• BofA, Wells Fargo among busiest banking sites
• U.S. Postal Service eliminating 7,500 jobs
• Woman killed when tree uproots, falls on tent
• Duke Energy giving 10M free fluorescent bulbs
• Walgreens bulks up with drugstore.com purchase
• Dayton’s CW selects new personality
• Amamos our Hispanic and Latino students, alumni, employees, and friends. Check out this growth rate just released from the U.S. Census:
• Poll: Sen. Sherrod Brown popular for re-election
• From the Archives: A slideshow of historical Sinclair photos, created for the 2011 Homecoming.
• USAA mutal funds earn Lipper Awards
• Restaurants lauded for social media
• No one hurt in Triad school bus crash
• This week's fishing report
• Spring Virtual College Fair >> Are there students in your life who are interested in learning more about attending Wright State? Invite them to the Spring Virtual College Fair, going on today until 10 p.m. Learn more:
• Student used as model 
for book by comedian Steve Martin
• Starbucks inks digital deal with ESPN, others
• YRC Worldwide workers face cuts from pension fund
• The 10th anniversary of 9/11 occurs this year. Take a few minutes out of your day TOMORROW to observe a piece of the World Trade Center as it makes its way through Fairborn to Wright State's Calamityville site, where it will permanently reside as a
• California only state with law allowing parents to take over schools
• New Waynesville councilman named
• Miller Road to be closed a week for emergency repairs
• Pro wrestling show in Lebanon on Saturday
• Mason man pleads guilty to Turtlecreek Twp. wreck that killed friend
• Estate tax ‘improper’, ‘morally repugnant,' officials say
• 2 ejected in head-on ATV, SUV collision
• Construction will delay some RTA buses
• Database of Minority-Owned Businesses in Ohio
• Top 5 Dayton-area hotels
• Top 5 Dayton-area restaurants
• Ohio minority-owned businesses tally $15B in sales
• West Carrollton fills vacant Council seat
• Jobs program available to 
low-income teens
• Construction will cause some RTA buses to run late
• Englewood police officer AAA Patrol Advisor of Year
• Poll: Voters frown on Kasich, his budget
• Ohio could allow parents to take over failing schools
• California only state to put parent-run schools into action
• Kettering wreck leaves 18-year-old man with concussion
• Federal Reserve denies Bank of America dividend
• Widmer’s fate in the hands of judge following confusing testimony
• Commentary: Facebook page degrades girls, reveals online perils
• Cold temperatures, chance of snow in five-day forecast
• Full text of Boehner's letter to Obama
• Boehner to Obama: What is Libya mission?
• Ohio House OKs bill to have voters show photo ID
• Schools closer to getting 5 calamity days
• High costs drive switch to all-women’s prison
• McLin Funeral Home forced to stop operations
• Semi crashes into house
• Gas station robber sought
• ArtsGala is in less than two weeks! Check out the schedule for the evening, available as a PDF download at this site:
• Couple raises awareness of Libyan turmoil
• Eggplant is scarce, pricey on local grocery shelves
• Local baker may compete on Cupcake Wars
• Zipline attraction can cross Little Miami River, judge says