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Dayton's congressman has long advocated for Delphi retirees, who had their pensions slashed in the Great Recession.
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Six of the seven justices wrote the city doesn’t have the legal grounds to enact a rule allowing citizens to sue data centers for violations of the ordinance.
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The downtown performing arts building is next to three derelict properties donated to the Land Bank. Dayton Live will be the eventual owner after the remediation work is done.
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The 99-bed, community hospital in Mount Vernon has signed a non-binding letter of intent to join Kettering Health.
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The co-founder of the Oxford Free Press talks about the importance of local journalism as the Butler County paper celebrates it's two-year birthday.
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The July 14 order will require the city to redo key steps of the $4 billion project’s permitting process before it can make a decision on the site plan. A public hearing on the affected zoning rules is scheduled for Aug. 20.
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The Trump administration proposes cutting more than $200 million from the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund. Many Ohio credit unions say this could hurt some of their members.
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