Kyle Nagel
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Kyle Nagel has covered a mix of sports, crime and breaking news for the Dayton Daily news since December of 2003. He grew up in Centerville, attended the University of Missouri and received a Bachelor of Journalism degree in May 2003. He lives in Kettering.
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9/11 grants crucial to fire departments
Local fire departments have come to depend on federal grants created after the 9 /11 terrorist attacks to help buy millions of dollars in equipment and hire firefighters, but chiefs said the process could become more competitive after a decrease in program funding.The Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) and Staffing ...
New law would combat surge in metal thefts
Scrap businesses will be required to pay new fees to help the state establish a registry of dealers, sellers and metal thefts in an attempt to battle a problem that has grown dramatically in Ohio and across the nation, according to legislation passed this week by the state House and ...
Official: College tobacco ban needs strength
A possible campus-wide ban on tobacco products at the state’s public colleges and universities could have a significant impact on students because more than a quarter of adults ages 18 to 24 are smokers. James Tuschman, the Ohio Board of Regents chairman, told The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer that he plans ...
Highway patrol to recruit 180 cadets
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is hoping to find 180 qualified cadets to fill two upcoming training academy classes, a significant recruiting surge that signals new stability for the patrol’s once-fluctuating budget, officials said. The academy, dormant for 18 months without funding, graduated a class in February. It is training ...
Ohio can finally collect $2.3M in fines
State and local officials will focus on collecting nearly $2.3 million in unpaid smoking ban fines after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the law passed by voters in 2006 is constitutional. (Comment on Facebook) With the unanimous ruling, the court closed a chapter of the sometimes-controversial law, meaning ...
NFL retirees struggle with injuries, financial woes
Even before the shocking suicide of former NFL linebacker Junior Seau this month, some of football’s most elite players served as poster-sized examples of lives in ruin.Many, such as former Bengal Terrell Owens, struggle with financial problems — despite in Owens’ case having earned $80 million during his playing career.Others, ...
Drug drop-off project combats pill epidemic
More than 2,300 pounds of unwanted or expired prescription drugs poured into area law enforcement agencies last month, which officials labeled a positive step because the “epidemic” of prescription medicine abuse often begins with available pills in the home.The biannual, Drug Enforcement Agency-led National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day held in ...
Drug drop-off project combats pill epidemic
More than 2,300 pounds of unwanted or expired prescription drugs poured into area law enforcement agencies last month, which officials labeled a positive step because the “epidemic” of prescription medicine abuse often begins with available pills in the home.The biannual, Drug Enforcement Agency-led National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day held in ...
Public can track fraud inquiries
The state auditor’s office says it will begin a new era of transparency with the advent of a public database of fraud investigations at public offices. The database will be posted on the auditor’s website for the first time on Monday.That initiative, as well as educating public employees about how ...
Distracted driving incidents on the rise
As supporters continue fighting for a bill that would ban texting while driving in Ohio, data show that crashes attributed to distracted drivers rose 9.8 percent in the region area from 2009 to 2011, a pace faster than the statewide increase. Some argue that a ban on texting while driving ...
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