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AAA Miami Valley expects that a record breaking number of Ohioans will travel for the July 4th holiday, and advises to pack some patience as roads, planes and trains are all expected to be busy.
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WYSO’s Jerry Kenney speaks with University of Dayton Assistant Economics Professor Jia Wang about the rate hike’s impact on consumers.
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Jamie Dimon spoke to members of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce in a Statehouse event.
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We hear stories from Gary Etter about aquatic life on the river going back to the 1950s.
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The study estimates the annual economic value of the river's watershed to be more than ten million dollars.
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In 2019, immigrant entrepreneurs in Montgomery County brought in close to $39 million in business income, according to the report.
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a record 4.4 million people quit their jobs in September. That’s got business owners racing to hire new workers, especially with the holiday shopping season already here.
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Some people say the term “food desert” doesn’t speak to the larger issues at play. Is “food apartheid” more accurate?
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HB 95, The Ohio Family Farm Regeneration Act, had its first hearing in the Senate Ways and Means committee on Tuesday.
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Families and individuals who get SNAP benefits have been seeing an increase in their benefits. The additional support is thanks to a boost in something called the Thrifty Food Plan.
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A recent study shows 17% of Western Ohio's jobs are in the military and federal sectors. And half of those are aerospace jobs.
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The Yellow Springs Village Council voted unanimously in favor of the new public utility last week, in order to give residents easily accessible internet.