Dayton Air Show Announces New Acts
DAYTON -- The Vectren Dayton air show won't have the Thunderbirds flying, but the group announced today they are adding more acts.One air show favorite that's returning, an aerobatic performance by...
View ArticleAG DeWine Will Crack Down on Internet Gambling
COLUMBUS -- Attorney General Mike DeWine says his office is cracking down on illegal gambling. DeWine briefed law enforcement officers in Columbus today, laying out strategies for investigating and...
View ArticleDayton: Aerial Surveillance Grounded
DAYTON -- Aerial surveillance for the City of Dayton is grounded.At the commission meeting Wednesday night, City Manager Tim Riordin announced he is no longer going to pursue the surveillance due to...
View ArticleLocal Woman Back to Work at Running Store After Marathon Scare
TROY -- A local woman who was very near the Boston Marathon bombings, is now back in the Miami Valley and back to work.We caught up with Nicki Luse at Up and Running in Troy. Nicki spoke with us on...
View ArticleBREAKING: Arrest Made in Ricin Letter Investigation
BREAKING -- There has been an arrest in the ricin letters investigation. A man was taken into custody in Tupelo, Mississippi, which is the hometown of Sen. Wicker, who was supposed to receive one of...
View ArticleUPDATE: Suspect Identified in Ricin Letter Investigation
UPDATE -- OXFORD, Miss. (AP) -- The FBI has identified a Mississippi man suspected of mailing letters containing poisonous ricin as 45-year-old Paul Kevin Curtis. FBI Special Agent in Charge Daniel...
View ArticleAmputee Sympathizes with Boston Marathon Victims
CAMDEN -- More than a dozen people injured in the Boston bombings will have to learn to walk all over again. One Miami Valley farmer knows exactly what they are going through.Springtime is always busy...
View ArticleCity Commission Votes to Revoke Liquor Licenses
DAYTON -- Dayton City Commission recommended that the liquor licenses of four downtown bars be revoked: Aquarius, Vault, Webster Station, and Loch Ness Bar.Officers have been called to the...
View ArticleDayton's Main Library Could Move to Arcade Building
DAYTON -- Dayton Metro Library is considering a proposal that would move the main library into Dayton' Arcade building. The historic building is located on Third Street and is a collection of five...
View ArticleSay What: Gun Control
SAY WHAT? -- Ahead of the U.S. Senate defeating a bipartisan bill that would have expanded background checks for commercial gun sales, we asked local folks what they thought about gun control...
View ArticleSmart Phone App to Protect your Valuables
CLAYTON -- Recent studies by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners show more than half of Americans don't have an inventory of their possessions.That means if they are stolen or...
View ArticleOhio Teacher Fired For Being Gay
COLUMBUS -- Thousands of central Ohioans are supporting an effort to reinstate a popular teacher who says she was fired for being gay. Physical education teacher Carla Hale says she was fired from...
View ArticleOhio Senator Wants Stiffer Penalties for Wrong-Way Drivers
COLUMBUS -- An Ohio Senator want tougher penalties for wrong-way drivers. Ohio Senator Jim Hughes wants to close a loophole that allows a driver who drives the wrong on a road and is drunk and injures...
View ArticleUPDATE: More Than 100 Injured in Texas Explosion
WEST, Texas (AP) -- Officials say it'll be some time before they know how many people have been killed in a fertilizer plant explosion in the town of West, Texas. Firefighters were already at the...
View ArticleShots Fired into North Dayton Home
DAYTON -- Police are investigating a shooting into a home.It happened around 2:30 Thursday morning on East Burton Avenue in Dayton.Police found two bullet holes in the house and another bullet hit a...
View ArticleUPDATE: 5 to 15 People Killed in Texas Explosion
WEST, Texas (AP) -- Police in Texas say between five and 15 people were killed in a fertilizer plant explosion that also injured more than 160 others.Waco police Sgt. William Patrick Swanton said early...
View ArticleOhio Lawmaker Wants to Block Immigrant Licenses
COLUMBUS (AP) -- A Republican lawmaker in Ohio wants to block a federal program that calls for the state to issue driver's licenses to young people who were brought to the U.S. illegally.The...
View ArticleOhio Death Penalty Review Committee Meets Again
COLUMBUS (AP) -- A state Supreme Court task force analyzing the effectiveness of Ohio's capital punishment law planned another meeting Thursday as part of its multiyear review.Ohio Supreme Court Chief...
View ArticleSix-Month Drug Investigation Leads to Four Arrests
SPRINGFIELD -- A six-month drug investigation has resulted in the arrest of four people.Three people were arrested about 10 a.m. Wednesday at 1505 Selma Road in Springfield. A fourth was arrested an...
View ArticleTurner's Subcommittee to Host Hearing on Unmanned Aerial Systems
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- A field hearing is planned Tuesday to address roles of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), as well as the UAS budget requests for fiscal year 2014.Congressman Mike Turner (OH-10),...
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