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State withholds records detailing what Leftwich did for $114K job

The state Development Services Agency refuses to disclose what Jim Leftwich did as an intermittent state employee, saying the entire balance of his work is a “trade secret” that can be legally withheld from public disclosure. Leftwich, the former director of the Dayton Development Coalition, was paid $114,850 over 13 ...

Ohio Sen. Brown to co-chair Air Force Caucus

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown has been appointed co-chairman of the Senate Air Force Caucus, a group of bipartisan lawmakers from across the nation who represent the interests of Air Force bases in their states. Brown, D-Ohio, will join Sen. Mike Enzi, R-Wyoming, in the top leadership spot of a caucus ...

The Aryan Brotherhood and two other convict organizations led the Lucasville prison riot 20 years ago this month, which resulted in the deaths of a guard and nine inmates believed to be informants. Five inmates, including Aryan Brotherhood leader George Skatzes, were sentenced to death.

White supremacist gangs becoming increased threat in and outside of prisons

White supremacist prison gangs, such as those under suspicion in the recent murders of Colorado’s prisons chief and two district attorneys in Texas, “increasingly threaten our communities” as their members finish their sentences and continue gang activity in the outside world, a national expert on the organizations told the Dayton ...

APS cheating scandal as the AJC reported it

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's investigative reporters broke the story about widespread cheating on tests in Atlanta Public Schools in December, 2008, and we've continued digging ever since.

Agreement reached in Ohio AMVETS case

The misappropriation of millions of dollars raised by the AMVETS Department of Ohio, Ohio AMVETS Career Center and AMVETS Department of Ohio Service Foundation has led to an agreement between the organizations to protect charitable assets for veterans, state Attorney General Mike DeWine’s office announced Tuesday. The Ohio AMVETS Career ...

FILE - This July 5, 2005 photo shows Indiana Department of Transportation worker Jim Hargus installing one the the new 70 mph speed limit signs along Interstate 65 in Lebanon, Ind.  Some lawmakers in the Ohio House want the state to join 32 others that have raised speed limits to 70 mph or higher on certain roads. A House transportation committee was scheduled to hold a hearing on the bill Wednesday, May 20, 2009.  (AP Photo/Michael Conroy, File)

70-mph limit clears another hurdle

Faster speed limits on most Ohio highways advanced one step on Wednesday when the Ohio Senate gave its approval to the final compromise version of the transportation budget bill. The House is expected to do the same Thursday. Motorists would be allowed to drive 70 miles per hour on interstates ...

Bill to limit referendum process passes House panel

An elections reform bill met opposition Tuesday over a provision that could slow down ballot initiative campaigns before receiving approval from a panel of state lawmakers. Members of the League of Women Voters, former Democratic Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner and others told lawmakers on the House Policy and Oversight ...

John Minor, JobsOhio president and chief investment officer, makes a presentation during a joint meeting with the Dayton Development Coalition as the two organizations presented their 2012 annual report and outlined 2013 strategies Thursday in Beavercreek.

JobsOhio to refund more than $1 million to state; GOP rift continues

JobsOhio agreed Tuesday to turn over previously unreleased financial records in response to a subpoena and repay millions in taxpayer money used as part of the launch for the state’s private economic development arm. The development did nothing to quell a simmering dispute between Ohio Auditor Dave Yost, who filed ...

5 Ohio air towers to close due to federal budget cuts

The airport at Ohio State University may be small, but it’s mighty: It handles 70,000 takeoffs and landings a year.But it’s still one of some 170 airports slated to lose their air traffic control towers beginning April 7 – the result of across-the-board budget cuts enacted by Congress March 1.Now ...

Overtime policy puts psychiatrists among state’s highest paid workers

Psychiatrists consistently receive the highest salaries of all state employees in Ohio due to an overtime policy that encourages doctors to work more than 80 hours on average per week.State officials and doctors say the policy saves money and precautions are in place to ensure top care for patients.Psychiatrists in ...

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