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Though the Auditor of State hasn’t identified any government in Ohio that is improperly spending its pandemic funds, debates have sparked about whether the funds can be appropriately used on things like a new jail or improved baseball stadium.
For many regional employers, a hybrid of remote and in-person work will continue.
Coronavirus: New aid coming if renters, landlords can ‘hang in there’ Chris Stewart © Provided by Dayton Daily News New federal funding is becoming available for those behind on rent and utilities due to to the coronavirus pandemic. CORNELIUS FROLIK / STAFF Renters financially hit by the pandemic — as well as their landlords — need to remain patient through a lull in assistance as programs to distribute new rounds of federal funding ratchet up locally, according to people focused on housing issues. “Everybody will be in much better shape if they can hang in there ...
Just getting this from our producers that the mayor of dayton, ohio will speak soon to give us the latest about that investigation. thine de nine dead there, 16 injured. let's talk now with james galliano, retired fbi supervisor. james, thanks for staying with us. i want to talk first about a detail that we got from deb decker who is there with the emergency management montgomery county in ohio, that the shooter in that case was wearing body armor. that indicates to you what? >> well, first of all, let's understand that the wearing or the owning of body armor is not in and of itself a crime. h...