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Results are still too close to call from the May 8 election on the Kil-Kare Speedway rezoning request referendum in Xenia Twp. After more ballots were counted, results show voters supporting the zoning change 617 to 614, according to Greene County Elections Director Llyn McCoy. That’s a different result from election night when the final, unofficial tally showed the zoning change being rejected...
Sinclair Community College’s board of trustees approved a $130-million budget for the school today that includes an employee pay raise. Nearly all 3,000 full-time and part-time Sinclair faculty and staff will get a pay raise, according to the school. Full-time faculty could get a 2.5 percent salary pool raise and a number of faculty will be given one-time bonuses of either $1,440 or $3,600,...
An annual memorial roll call reciting the names of 2,800 fallen service members from the region is set for 9 a.m. Wednesday, May 23, in Memorial Park on the grounds of the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. Gold Star family member Catherine Beers-Conrad, an Air Force veteran whose father, Army Sgt. 1st Class Jack Beers, was killed in action in Vietnam, will speak at the ceremony. RELATED: Services...
Unemployment rates dipped in both Clark and Champaign Counties in April, hitting a 17-year low that was last reached the fall of 2000, according to a state report released Tuesday. Clark County’s unemployment rate dipped slightly from 4 percent in March to 3.9 percent last month, according to information from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. In Champaign County, the unemployment...
Local agencies that support people with disabilities are struggling to hire enough caregivers. Demand is high for these direct support workers, which play a critical role assisting people with disabilities with day-to-day tasks. But the turnover in the profession is high and the pay can be low. If you work at as a direct support professional or if you rely on the services of direct support professionals...
Sears is going to close another 40 stores this summer on top of the 166 locations announced earlier this year. The locations include Sears and Kmart stores in Ohio, but not in the Dayton region, according to Business Insider. The company closed more than 100 stores in March and April, which included 64 Kmart stores and 39 Sears locations, many of which were located in malls. Last year, the retailer...
The hottest job in America may be one you've never heard of, but demand for people who can fulfill the roll is very high – as is its starting pay. If you're qualified to be a data scientist, according to Bloomberg, you may find companies fighting for your services. Andrew Gardner, a senior machine learning manager in Atlanta at Symantec Corp., an IT security firm, works to fill roles at...
The United Way of Clark, Champaign and Madison Counties managed to raise over $1.5 million for their annual fundraising campaign, but Clark County came up just a bit short for the second year in a row. Pentaflex executive vice president and campaign chairperson Ross McGregor said the Clark County fundraiser took in $1.12 million during the 2017 campaign, coming up just short of their goal of $1.2...
Frank Ruby, a 100-year-old survivor of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor who died last month, will have a memorial service Friday, May 25, at the Memorial Hall in Dayton. Ruby, a retired Navy chief petty officer, died April 29 at age 100. RELATED: Pearl Harbor survivor:’I thought this was going to be my last day’ The Vandalia man spoke to this newspaper in 2016 about his surviving the...
A new leader will take command of the Air Force Installation Contracting Agency. Brig. Gen. Alice Trevino will assume leadership Wednesday of the agency’s Wright-Patterson headquarters with more than 700 employees and oversight of about $9.1 billion in annual spending obligations, according to Wright-Patterson. Trevino will replace Brig. Gen. Cameron Holt, who will become the deputy assistant...
The loss of some mainstay businesses in Springfield — like the Wendy’s on South Limestone Street — have left many residents pining for their favorite hangouts, but plenty of newness is on the horizon for the city. Here are four business that are new, on the way or have come back in recent memory. Victor’s Taco Shop This Ohio-based Mexican restaurant has been on many people&rsquo...
Veterans can look for a job and find out about resources available to them at the third annual Veterans Moving Forward gathering on Wednesday at Wright State University. Dozens of employers will be at the event’s first job fair, said Cassie Barlow, chairwoman of the Greater Miami Valley myVeterans Community. The resource fair will connect veterans to available services, veterans service organizations...
It's the ultimate accessory for that fancy diploma they just placed in your hands. Not a frame, no. How about a job to go with it? Pay attention, anxious parents, recent grads and anyone currently in the process of choosing a college major who would like to earn a healthy income post-graduation. According to LinkedIn, the 2018 college graduating class will be applying for certain jobs in record...
The unveiling of the iconic B-17 Memphis Belle brought more than 42,000 people to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force from around the country and overseas, nearly doubling attendance compared to the same period in recent years, figures show. Museum officials received numerous phone calls, emails and inquiries, as well as had billboards, magazine ads and radio spots to push out the message. The...
Wright State University may meet its budget and avoid state fiscal watch this year but future revenue dips could make doing so again next year just as difficult. WSU administrators are trying to add $6 million to reserves by June 30 to avoid being placed on state fiscal watch. Administrators and trustees have expressed a wide range of opinions in recent weeks about whether the university will meet...
It’s time to book your next vacation. Discount airlines flooded regional airports with cheap, new flights to destinations across the world. WOWair, Frontier Airlines and Allegiant Air added new flights in Columbus, Cincinnati and Dayton — lowering airfare for eager travelers in the region. There are plenty of cheap flight options to take advantage of this summer. Here are five of...
A Kettering-based restaurant chain scored some national acclaim over the weekend when it was named to Fast Casual’s “Top 100 Movers and Shakers” list. It’s at least the second appearance on the list for Hot Head Burritos, which opened its first restaurant in Kettering in 2007. Hot Head was #54 in the 2012 Top 100 Movers and Shakers list, and earned #57 on the 2018 list...
A local organization is giving away wedding dress for military brides this week. The third annual Marry Me Military for all military brides will take place on Sunday, May 27 in the Grand Ballroom at Holiday Inn Dayton/Fairborn. The event, offered by the United Service Organizations -Central and Southern Ohio, is open to 75 brides from noon to 3 p.m. The event has provided military brides with more...
Ohio isn’t one of the best states for veterans, according to a new analysis. The average officer is only 45 years old — 42 for non-disability enlisted personnel — upon retirement from service, according to WalletHub’s new analysis. Military retirees deal with re-assimilation into civilian life, sometimes facing challenges with the job markets, homelessness, disabilities...
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Michelle Ewing, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
If you suffer from chronic migraines, relief is here. According to The Associated Press, the Food and Drug Administration last week approved Aimovig, a monthly shot that aims to reduce migraines. The drug, developed by Amgen Inc. and Novartis AG, is "injected monthly just under the skin using a pen-like device," the AP reported. Its price tag: $6,900 annually before insurance. But how...
Amazon plans to build an 855,000 square-foot distribution center in Madison County set to open next year, but Clark County will receive some benefit from a contract to perform the building inspection. Amazon Inc. announced last week it will build its sixth distribution center in Ohio in West Jefferson, a village on I-70 between Springfield and Columbus. For the past couple years, the village has contracted...
Delta’s Indianapolis-to-Paris flight begins Thursday. Delta, with joint venture partner Air France KLM, last year announced that it will bring nonstop trans-Atlantic service from Indianapolis to its European hub at Paris-Charles de Gaulle starting May 24, 2018. “Indiana and the Indianapolis metropolitan area have long been an important part of our route network and we are honored that...
The University of Dayton plans to build a new facility on South Main Street that will become the home of the Dayton Development Coalition, the Dayton Foundation and the college’s Fitz Center for Leadership in Community. The new building at 1401 S. Main St. will be located between Emerson’s Helix Innovation Center and Universal 1 Credit Union. It will be 38,000 square feet and will include...
Dayton-area home-builders are building fewer homes, exacerbating an already chronic crunch in inventory. Builders identify several problems at work: Last winter was a relatively rough one — and more troubling — the Dayton area isn’t experiencing the growth in jobs, wages and population that other parts of the nation are seeing. “If Dayton is not seeing either of those two things...
Attendance at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force soared Thursday nearly four times above the average for the same date in recent years with the debut of the Memphis Belle exhibit, figures show. The museum counted 11,066 people in attendance for the unveiling of the reborn icon, compared to an average of 2,421 on May 17 between 2015 through 2017, spokesman Rob Bardua said. “We are anticipating...
Spectators of World War II bombers and fighters landing at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force got an extra bonus Thursday. The plane commonly referred to as Air Force One, a Boeing 747 designated VC-25 in the Air Force, practiced touch-and-go landings on Wright-Patterson’s main runway. The jumbo jet is Air Force One only when the president is aboard. Two B-17 bombers, a P-51 fighter and...
The clock has started for the next round of public comment on Ohio’s proposal to create the state’s first ever work requirements associated with Medicaid. The new rules would add requirements to work or go to school at least 20 hours per week to remain eligible for benefits under the health insurance program for low-income Ohioans, which is jointly funded by the state and federal government...
The Robinson family spent more than 30 years building Meadow View Growers into one of Clark County’s best-known businesses, and are passing the nursery on to a new owner who plans to ensure the business continues to grow. Jeff Pack, a doctor of plant medicine, recently purchased the business and said his goal is to ensure customers continue to get the same service they’ve received at Meadow...
A state board granted an extension to two phases of a proposed wind farm in Champaign County Thursday, allowing the projects until May next year to begin construction. The Ohio Power Siting Board sided with the developer, who argued the extensions were needed because years of litigation by opponents had delayed the project. The OPSB also ruled against a group of Champaign County residents who had...
Players of “Fortnite” don’t like some of the changes developers have made to the popular video game and for the past few months have mistakenly taken their anger out on a Centeville store. Epic Loot Games, a Centerville comic book and game store, has been hounded with hundreds of calls from confused players accross the United States attempting to contact the game’s developer...
It's a sensitive time in this #MeToo era. As Peter J. Strauss described it in Forbes, "Over the past few months, there has been an important and long overdue national conversation surrounding the topics of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior in the workplace." And while the movement has generated massive positive change, "some of the fallout from the ongoing discussion...
A next-day delivery service from Target isn’t available in Dayton yet -- but “stay tuned,” Target is saying. The retail company announced that it is offering “Target Restock,” a next-day delivery service of household goods, available “coast to coast,” the company said. But a cursory search on the Target Restock web site showed that the service isn’t...
J.C. Penney fell short of analysts expectations, reporting this morning that sales were slow for the first three months of this year. The department store chain has locations serving as anchors at the Dayton Mall, Fairfield Commons, Bridge Water Falls Shopping Center and the Miami Valley Mall. Sales fell 4 percent in the first quarter, missing estimates. CNN Money said the retailer, like Sears, is...
Alison and Chris Hoglan traveled to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force from St. Louis to see a legend reborn Thursday. The mother and son were in a crowd of hundreds who watched a ribbon-cutting to the new B-17 Memphis Belle exhibit, showcasing the historic bomber’s 25 missions over Europe in World War II and the role of strategic bombing in the U.S. victory. “She’s gorgeous...
Kroger could open up to 20 automated warehouses in three years as part of a new deal with a grocery technology company. The Cincinnati-based grocery giant has an agreement to buy a stake in Ocado, an online grocer based in the U.K., and license technology to be used for automated warehouses and delivering food to customers doors, according to Bloomberg. MORE: Kroger CEO talks grocery industry, Target...
When it comes to finalizing your plans for what happens to your assets after you die, there is one simple mistake many people make - which could put your plans in jeopardy, according to a Centerville C.P.A. A will is the key first step, but only about half of adults between the ages of 50 and 64 have one, according to Mark Bradstreet, C.P.A. with Bradstreet and Co. For those that do have their...
The Ohio Supreme Court sided with the state in a legal fight with Navistar over how tax credits are applied to manufacturers throughout Ohio. The truck maker had appealed a previous decision by the state tax commissioner and the Board of Tax Appeals that Navistar was ineligible to receive about $27 million in commercial activity tax credits. The justices ruled 5 to 2, affirming a decision by the Board...
The reborn Memphis Belle was unveiled Wednesday night before hundreds including the families of crewmen who flew the famed Army Air Forces bomber into history. Under theatrical lighting and uplifted above the ground by three metal poles, the Memphis Belle was surrounded by a strategic bombing exhibit with cases filled with artifacts, many personal items of the crewmen who flew aboard the four-engine...
At home, at work, on your smartphone- robocalls are targeting people at all hours of the day and night. Michael McCann is fed up with all the robocalls especially the sneaky ones with “spoofed” phone numbers. “The local ones make you feel like it’s somebody you know within the area,” said McCann in an interview with our sister station WPXI. Now, there&rsquo...
Ohio is overhauling the way Medicaid pays addiction treatment and mental health care and a state group says the new system could put some cash-strapped organizations out of business. Ohio Medicaid has historically directly paid behavioral health providers, but starting July 1 the providers will negotiate with private companies like CareSource, which manage Medicaid plans on behalf of the state. RELATED...
Macy’s Inc. sales beat expectations for the start of the year. The Cincinnati-based retailer reported this morning that sales were up 4.2 percent in the first quarter, surprised some analysts. The news is good for the Dayton Mall and Fairfield Commons, both of which count the department store as an anchor tenant. Macy’s improved sales is also a positive development in light of the recent...
With the Supreme Court ending a federal ban on sports betting, the floodgates have opened for some, or all, of the 50 states to legalize wagers on athletic events. With this brave new world of gaming, we'll see extra focus on players, officials, spreads, lines and money, all as leagues, law enforcement and sports books try to ensure that sports gambling stays incorruptible...
The Queen City made the list of top travel destinations of the summer. To help travelers plan the perfect summer getaway, WalletHub compared 100 metro areas across 40 key indicators of budget- and fun-friendliness. The data set ranges from cost of the cheapest flight to number of attractions to average price of a two-person meal. Florida and Texas are home to the top summer destinations...
Summer classes are underway at Sinclair Community College and the school is reporting its highest summer enrollment in half a decade. More than 10,000 students are enrolled in the current summer session, which started Monday and ends on Aug. 5. The number of students enrolled this summer represents an 18 percent increase from last year and a five-year high, according to Sinclair. RELATED: Area college...
A member of the board of trustees at a Dayton-area college who has received national criticism for comments he made about women about 18 years ago has apologized. Paige Patterson is president of the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, and serves as a trustee at Cedarville University, about 35 minutes northeast of Dayton. Patterson has come under fire for comments he made...
Honda hosted an event Tuesday to celebrate the start of mass production for the 2019 Acura RDX sport utility vehicle, including a roughly $54 million investment at the company’s manufacturing site in East Liberty, Ohio. Acura is the company’s luxury brand, and the SUV has sold more than 375,000 units since it was first introduced in 2006. The company has manufactured the vehicle in the...
Champaign County officials and a handful of townships are opposing a proposal to extend deadlines to begin construction on a controversial Buckeye Wind farm before a possible decision expected later this week. Members of the Ohio Power Siting Board could decide as early as Thursday whether to extend certificates needed to build the project. The Champaign County commissioners, along with trustees from...
Dozens of job seekers filed into the Hollenbeck-Bayley Conference Center in downtown Springfield Tuesday afternoon looking for better opportunities at the eighth annual Clark County Career Fair. About 60 area employers were on hand representing industries that included manufacturing, education, health care and distribution. Tuesday’s job fair opened to the general public at 2 p.m., but before...
A Dayton congressman has urged the U.S. EPA’s top administrator to publicly release a toxicology study that could recommend lower threshold advisories for exposure to chemicals found in groundwater at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and at military installations across the country. Politico reported Monday the White House and the EPA sought to block the public release of the Health and Human...
Republican Cliff Rosenberger, who abruptly resigned as Ohio House speaker, disclosed on Tuesday that he received more than $43,000 in free travel and got free meals and drinks from half a dozen sources last year. Rosenberger filed his mandatory annual financial disclosure statement with the Joint Legislative Ethics Committee — a body he used to lead as speaker. He also noted that in 2017 he...
The University of Dayton has named a new executive director who will bring 15 years of United Nations’ human rights experience to the UD Human Rights Center. Shelley Inglis, who currently serves as a regional cluster leader in the U.N. Development Programme in Istanbul, will start work at UD Aug. 16., according to the university. RELATED: Area college to build new residence halls, liberal arts...
An area college is planning a number of big construction projects as part of its renewed 10-year master plan. Cedarville University’s board of trustees approved a master plan earlier this month that calls for a newly constructed liberal arts center, a multipurpose facility that would house a welcome center, banquet center and the school of business administration, and a new center for cyber...
Kathleen "Amina" Deady stood in front of a pastry counter in Riverside, California, holding a key fob and wearing a veil across her face. Only her eyes peeked through the veil. In Islam, it is called a niqab, though the man standing in front of Deady at the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf on Friday had other words for it. » Muslims in America, by the numbers "Is this Halloween or something?"...
Poor weather conditions will prevent a dozen World War II planes from landing at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force Wednesday. The arrivals were first delayed by two hours Wednesday morning, but were cancelled just before 10 a.m. The planes however will conduct flyovers during the day as weather permits, according to officials. Additional details were not immediately available. ...
It’s a better-than-safe bet that sports betting will become an issue for Ohio lawmakers at some point. But they will most likely take up the issue at their own pace. After Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling allowing states to make laws allowing sports betting, Southwest Ohio legislators don’t think Ohio will take any action quickly. Sports betting today is illegal in Ohio...
Toys “R” Us is putting its famous mascot, Geoffrey the Giraffe, and several websites, including sex-toys-r-us, on the auction block. The adult-oriented domain name is one of hundreds of website addresses that the bankrupt toy-store chain is looking to find a buyer for as it winds down its business and shutters 735 U.S. stores, including several in the Dayton area, Bloomberg reported. Other...
The United States Air Force Thunderbirds are returning to air show performances for the first time since a deadly crash in April. The Thunderbirds announced over social media of their upcoming performances May 18-20 at AirPower over Hampton Roads at Join Base Langley Eustis in Virginia. This will be the first public performance since Maj. Stephen Del Bagno’s death April 4. Bagno flew Thunderbirds...
Watson’s is more than doubling the size of its flagship store in Evendale south of Dayton. The Cincinnati-based company, which has two locations in the Dayton area in Huber Heights and Sugarcreek Twp., has added more than 100,000 square feet to the store. The renovated space will feature spas, outdoor furniture, home recreational products and pools. The new addition will be home to an expanded...
Uber announced it is changing a policy that will impact how the company handles sexual assault and harassment cases. The ride-hailing company announced it is ending the practice of mandatory arbitration starting Tuesday. Previously, the company required accusers to mediate their claims in secret, CBS reported this morning. Now those who agree to settlements will not be required to sign confidentiality...
Amazon continues to rapidly expand across Ohio. The company announced Monday it will build its latest facility, a fulfillment center, in central Ohio and more facilities are on the way, including a facility in southwest Ohio. MORE: Amazon’s newest expansion to bring 1,500 jobs to Ohio Here’s what we know about the internet retail giant’s expansion plans: 1. The expansion will bring...
Amazon.com Inc. will expand its footprint in Ohio next year and bring another 1,500 jobs to the state by the end of 2019, the company announced Monday. The internet retail giant will build a distribution operation — its sixth in Ohio — in West Jefferson, a village located on Interstate 70 between Springfield and Columbus. Employees at the 855,000-square-foot facility will pack and ship...
Wright State University’s summer tuition revenue is down by around $1 million this year, possibly sinking one of the school’s last best hopes at avoiding state fiscal watch. Summer classes started at Wright State on May 7 and although about two-thirds of tuition from those classes will be applied to this year’s budget, it was not what administrators hoped for, said chief business...
Honda announced plans Monday to invest more than $30 million at three facilities in Ohio as part of a plan to boost production of the company’s electric vehicles. The auto maker announced the start of mass production of its new 2019 Honda Insight hybrid model at the company’s facility in Greensburg, Ind. As part of that decision, Honda said it will spend about $29 million at the Honda...
Troubled Sears may be selling the storied Kenmore brand. Sears Holdings Corp. Monday announced that a special committee of its board of directors will explore the sale of its Kenmore brand and related assets, the Sears Home Improvement Products business of the Sears Home Services division and the Parts Direct business of the Sears Home Services division. MORE: Dayton home builders are pulling fewer...
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Kara Driscoll, Kaitlin Schroeder , Staff Writer
Low milk prices are increasingly forcing small Ohio dairy farmers out of business and third- or fourth-generation family farms are in danger of closing down. Prolonged low prices for milk have left farmers in the region and around the country feeling squeezed. In the past decade, there has been a 33 percent decrease in Ohio dairy farms. And in the past year, the number of farms have dropped from 2...
More people are becoming sick from a salmonella outbreak that caused a massive egg product recall in several states including Ohio. Salmonella accounts for more than 1 million illnesses and 450 deaths in the United States annually. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the infection routinely appears as the cause of recalls of food each year and is more common in the summer...
James Verinis’s children never met their grandfather, Jim Verinis, a co-pilot on the iconic World War II B-17 Memphis Belle. But this week, they will connect with an important part of family and American history as thousands from around the world visit the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force for the roll out of the restored historic four-engine Boeing bomber. “It really is going to bring...
A tropical or subtropical system may be developing in the eastern Gulf of Mexico over the coming days, according to The National Weather Service. Forecasters in the New Orleans and Baton Rouge area said there is a “medium chance” the system will develop, according to The Times-Picayune. As of Sunday afternoon, forecasters said there is about a 40 percent chance the storm will develop...
Travelers planning a road trip for vacation this summer better prepare to pay more at the pump. Gas prices in this region are already the highest they’ve been in four years and they are expected to go above $3 a gallon by the Fourth of July. The cheapest gas in the region was at the United Dairy Farmers on Harshman Road on Monday at $2.67 a gallon. According to GasBuddy.com, that’s up...
Veterans Moving Forward, a yearly event for veterans, will stage its first job fair coupled with a returning resource fair at Wright State University on May 23, an organizer says. The event at WSU’s Student Union has some space left for organizations and employers to register, said Cassie Barlow, chairwoman of the Greater Miami Valley myVeterans Community and a former base commander at Wright-Patterson...
Ohio has created a network for treating crime victims to help them deal with the aftermath of traumatic events. Attorney General Mike DeWine awarded “$2.6 million in grants to create five Trauma Recovery Centers in Ohio that will provide crisis intervention to hospitalized traumatic violent crime victims,” according to a news release. RELATED : Springfield man sentenced in double murder...
The results are in and Chipotle’s biggest foray into delivery to date appears to have been a big success. The fast-casual Mexican grill earlier this year launched a partnership with delivery service DoorDash, which was founded by college students in 2013. The deal with DoorDash made delivery available from more than 1,500 restaraunts, according to Chipotle. PHOTOS: Victorian farmhouse with wine...
For Mimi and Stuart Rose, it’s all about bringing entertainment to our community and motivating others to remain in the Miami Valley. “Everyone knows the people in Dayton are nice,” Stuart says. “We hope they’ll say Dayton not only has great people but has great entertainment, too.” Over the years, the Springboro couple has done a lot to ensure that’s the...
Low milk prices are increasingly forcing small Ohio dairy farmers out of business and third- or fourth-generation family farms are in danger of closing down. Times are tough for dairy farmers to turn a profit, said Steve Buschur, who runs Buschur Dairy Farms in northern Darke County with three other brothers. Prolonged low prices for milk have left farmers in the region and around the country feeling...
As the school year wound toward its end this month, Christopher Washington cruised across Urbana University’s 128-acre campus pointing out improvements like a concrete foundation for a new wrestling facility and new turf laid down on the Blue Knights’ football field. It’s been a little more than three years since Franklin University stepped in at the last minute and acquired Urbana...
The greater Springfield area got a new feather — feathers, really — in its cap. Several businesses in the area — six in Bellefontaine alone — were named among some of the best places to visit in the state, according to the 2018 Best in Ohio listing released by Ohio Magazine. Readers and visitors to the publication’s website were invited to vote on the places they thought...
An annual job fair in Clark County will draw about 60 area employers next week at a time when unemployment rates are at a 17-year low. The eighth annual Clark County Career Fair will take place from 2 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Hollenbeck-Bayley Conference Center in downtown Springfield. The job fair will include businesses in various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, distribution and...
Last year, 35.1 million Americans moved. Around half of all moves take place in the summer between the beginning of May and Labor Day. Movers are one of the top categories of companies searched on the Better Business Bureau website, bbb.org, which has BBB Business Profiles on more than 20,000 moving-related companies. Moving can be a challenging task, but moving companies can help. However, BBB warns...
Mercy Health, a nonprofit healthcare provider that serves Springfield and Urbana, agreed this week to pay a $14.25 million settlement to the federal government to settle allegations related to compensation paid to six physicians. Information from the U.S. Department of Justice shows the company, headquartered in Cincinnati, settled allegations it violated the False Claims Act “by engaging in...
The Salvation Army of Springfield is gearing up for an annual celebration with a helping hand from several local businesses. The non-profit organization will be hosting National Salvation Army Week in the city starting on Monday. The weeklong celebration was created to honor the organization for 75 years of service by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1954. Development Director Ryan Ray said the week...
Seventy-five years to the day the B-17 Memphis Belle finished its final mission over Europe, the iconic World War II bomber that starred in two Hollywood films will be rolled out to the public Thursday at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. The Memphis Belle gained fame as the first U.S. heavy bomber to fly 25 perilous missions over Europe and return to the United States in World War II. &ldquo...
Bernice King, the youngest daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. tweeted Thursday to “Stay out of Waffle House until the corporate office commits” to a discussion on racism and employee training. The restaurant chain has been at the center of several recent controversies. A video surfaced this week of a North Carolina man being choked and slammed by a police officer outside of a Waffle...
A massive $182 million expansion of the National Air and Space Intelligence Center will be one of the largest in Wright-Patterson history and could be sped up in a pending defense authorization bill, a legislative analyst says. The new building would be funded at one time instead of broken into two stages. The Air Force had initially asked for $116 million with another $66 million to be requested...
The Air Force Marathon, which draws thousands around the globe to the Miami Valley, has a new director. Brandon Hough, a former Air Force officer once assigned to Wright-Patterson and who started his own running company, will lead the event that brings thousands of runners to the area every September. The series of races — a 5K, 10K, half- and full-marathon, have in recent years attracted 15...
Wright State University’s next provost will be Susan Edwards, an administrator at Appalachian State University. Edwards will join WSU on July 30, succeeding Tom Sudkamp who has been provost since 2015, according to the university. The provost position is considered the top academic job at most colleges and often is thought to be the No. 2 spot to a school’s presidency. As provost, Edwards...
A growing trend among millennials is expected to have a wider impact on the real estate market. Studies and stats show that millennials are putting off buying a home. In fact, many are skipping a starter house altogether and saving up for a home they will live in into retirement, according to USA Today. Seventy-five percent of first-time home buyers would rather skip a starter home...
Honda spent a record $32.4 billion for parts and materials from U.S. suppliers for its North America operations last year, including firms in Clark and Champaign Counties. That’s about $1.5 billion more than 2016, when the company spent just shy of $31 billion on those products and services, according to information from the company. Honda also recognized a few local companies as top suppliers...
Discount supermarket chain ALDI is bringing back one of its most beloved products: a cheap bottle of wine. ALDI is again selling its critically acclaimed Exquisite Collection Côtes de Provence Rosé, which sells for just $8. The 2016 wine is regularly sold in the United Kingdom and was deemed the “best value Rosé” by the International Wine Challenge two years in a row...
Cincinnati is the most expensive destination in the Midwest, according to the latest survey conducted by ChicagoHotels.org. The survey compared 30 Midwestern cities based on the cost of lodging during May 2018. Most Midwestern cities see their highest visitor numbers during the spring, and hotel rates reach their peak during this time. In Cincinnati, travelers will have to spend $186 per night, on...
Better weather has allowed Ohio farmers to get back into the fields after a slow start to the season, but concerns about China loom as work continues. China has threatened tariffs on various exported U.S. products following the Trump administration’s decision to add tariffs to Chinese steel and aluminum imported into the country. RELATED : ‘I sit here a little worried’: Clark County...
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Kelcie Willis, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
If you received a call from Dish Network from 2010 to 2011, you may be able to get $1,200 per call. CBS News reported that thousands of people who have received calls from the company are owed a portion of the $61 million class-action lawsuit. >> Read more trending news In January 2017, a verdict was reached in the case in which Thomas Krakauer sued Dish Network in North Carolina...
Cox Media Group has reached an agreement to sell the building that previously housed print operations for its Ohio publications, the company announced Wednesday. The sale to Capital Environmental Risk Transfer Alliance LLC, is expected to close May 25. CMG Ohio closed the Franklin printing plant in 2017, after securing an agreement with Gannett Newspapers to print its three daily newspapers &mdash...
Sears and Amazon have announced a deal for customers who buy tires online. Drivers who purchased their tires from Amazon can now have them installed and balanced at their local Sears Auto Center, the companies announced today. The service, which will allow customers to have their tires shipped directly to an auto center, will be rolled out over the next few weeks. RELATED: Hungry for Chipotle? This...
Walmart has agreed to buy a controlling stake in India’s largest online retailer for $16 billion. After signing an agreement on Wednesday, Walmart will buy a 77 percent stake in Flipkart, according to the company. The acquisition surpasses Walmart’s $10.8 billion deal to buy United Kingdom’s Asda back in 1999 and dwarfs its more recent acquisition of Jet.com for $3 billion, according...
The Air Force’s top general has ordered a one-day safety stand down for flying and maintenance units after a sharp rise in accidents in recent months. The Air Force Reserve’s 445th Airlift Wing at Wright-Patterson, which flies nine C-17 Globemaster III troop and cargo jets on missions around the world, will review safety issues June 2, said Lt. Col. Cynthia Harris, a wing spokeswoman....
Elder-Beerman appears to be entering the final stages of its winding-down process. Since early February, Bon-Ton Stores, Inc., the Elder-Beerman stores parent company, has been mired in Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Melville, N.Y.-based A&G Realty Partners has been retained to dispose of all of Bon-Ton’s real estate’s assets on behalf of a joint venture between Great American Group, Tiger Capital...
Discount airliner WOW is celebrating the launch of its first flights in and out of Cincinnati. WOW’s first flight will arrive at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) tonight at 11:50 p.m. “with a water canon salute.” The first departing flight from the airport will be an hour later at 12:50 a.m., according to the airline. WOW is launching flight service from...
Iconic basket maker Longaberger Co. has gone out of business but their products are still fetching a high price online. The company, which until about two years ago was headquarted in a basket-shaped building in Newark, announced this week that it is going out of business. The company’s closing could affect the price of Longaberger’s baskets. There were more than 18,100 Longaberger Co...
Forbes has released its list of “America’s Best Employers of 2018” and a Dayton area college made the cut. Sinclair Community College was ranked No. 93 on the Forbes list of the 500 best mid-size American employers, according to the school. Sinclair was the only college from Ohio to make the list and the only community college in the country to be ranked. RELATED: Record number of...
The University of Cincinnati Economics Center is conducting a survey over the next several weeks to learn more about how much of Clark County’s workforce lives in Clark County and what portion lives across county lines. The project is being led by the Community Improvement Corp. and Chamber and is funded through a contract with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. MORE:
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