Here’s who has to verify their identity with the Social Security Administration, and who...
CLEVELAND — Legal analysis: The Social Security Administration (SSA) is walking back changes that would have required millions of Americans to verify their identities in person, at field offices. Legally Speaking, the SSA has authority to change these kinds of rules under powers granted in the Social Security Act.
Energy company cuts off power to Ohio medical office building network after 1 year...
American Electric Power Ohio shut off power at Martins Ferry-based East Ohio Regional Hospital and its medical office buildings after the system did not pay its bills for more than one year, according to an April 3 report from The Times Leader. The electric company originally cut the power April...
Nearly 50 year old Columbus staple abruptly shuttered and sold to local burger restaurant
A restaurant that helped fuel many college students on their late nights “studying” has abruptly closed their doors. Apollo’s Greek Kitchen, the nearly 50 year old restaurant located at 1758 N. High St., will no longer be serving up greasy gyros and fries well past midnight. BROUGHT...
I-Team: Feds seize millions in local assets tied to Chinese money laundering operation, docs...
Newly-filed court records detail what federal prosecutors call a “sophisticated” multi-million dollar money laundering organization operating in the Miami Valley.
Local Man Sentenced To Prison For Home Improvement Scams
A convicted Indiana felon has been sentenced to 3 to 4 1/2 years in prison for scamming 14 Ohio residents in home improvement scams, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced. Roger Glenn Gray of Aurora pled guilty in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court to a second-degree felony charge of participating in a pattern of...
Dayton police officers not indicted in fatal shooting of 16-year-old, residents speak out
A Montgomery grand Jury declined to indict two Dayton police officers accused of shooting and killing 16-year-old Brian Moody. The grand jury determined a crime was not committed. "I am appalled. I just can't believe that they would not indict these two officers for misconduct and unnecessary use of force,"...
Ranger recognized for response to Trotwood amber alert
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — After the safe retrieval of a previously missing 18-month-old in Trotwood, a local park ranger is receiving some well-deserved recognition. Five Rivers MetroParks publicly recognized Ranger Johnson on social media Wednesday. According to Five Rivers, Johnson played a pivotal role in locating the...
29-year-old mother found dead in home was shot; police need public’s help finding her...
A 29-year-old mother was found dead in a home near a middle school and the Boonshoft Museum and now police need help finding the person who killed her.
‘Can’t bring her back;’ Family of woman allegedly killed by uncle speaks out
The family of a woman allegedly strangled by her uncle is speaking out.
Siblings say 15-year-old brother shot outside apartment complex during robbery
Authorities are responding to a reported shooting in Harrison Township Wednesday evening.
