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Nick Hrkman/StaffDozens of mental health professionals and social workers protested outside of the CareSource office building in response to the company’s recent decision to seek repayments from behavioral health providers going back up to two years. -
American Honda/ContributedThe recall affects Honda Odyssey vehicles made between 2018 and 2022.
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Nina Wiley has been named the Board chair of Mercy Health-Springfield. WYSO’S Jerry Kenney spoke with her about how her tenure has been going so far. -
The largest shareholders will be BlackRock-owned Global Infrastructure Partners and Swedish firm EQT. AES expects the transaction to be final later this year at the earliest. -
First Brands, which makes auto parts, will lay off more than 300 workers in Darke County. The company is going through Chapter 11 bankruptcy. -
Tom's Market owner Jeff Gray signed an agreement with the Yellow Springs Community Foundation to let the foundation take over the store and make it a co-op. The foundation will hold a town hall in April and give updates. -
A Dayton law firm will continue operating from a downtown building. Part of the arrangement involves a performance grant of up to $350,000 dollars from the city of Dayton and a promise of new hires.
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