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• Fire Marshal Warns Against "Fire Challenge" Fad
• Teacher Loses Weight Eating McDonald's
• State Senator Urges Indians to Change Name
• Funeral for Woman Who Died During Beavercreek Walmart Incident Set for Tuesday
• Man Accused of Scrapping Metal Valued at $250,000 from Springfield Business
• Australian Couple Defend Decision to Leave Down's Baby with Thai Surrogate
• Cops: Teacher Shows Up Drunk on First Day of School with No Pants On
• No Charges Filed in Fatal Dog Attack
• UPDATE: Reward Raised for Info Leading to Rabbit Killer
• Time Lapse Video Shows Landslide Crush a Home
• Kentucky Man Charged for Feeding Dog Razor Blades
• Dayton Driver Slams into Power Pole
• Police Search for Miamisburg Kidnapping Suspect
• UPDATE: Same-Sex Marriage Cases in Ohio Draw Activists
• Brantly Family Member Reacts to Ebola Controversy
• Fourth Grader Makes Home Run of a Lifetime
• Protecting Yourself, Limiting Vulnerability In Dangerous Situations
• Whirlpool Officials Break Ground for $40M Expansion
• Forty More Rats Seized from Kettering Apartment
• Dayton TSA Seizing More Illegal Items at Airport
• HHS No Longer Seeking Housing for Immigrant Children, Turner Releases Statement
• Coworkers Remember Bride-to-Be who Died after Collapsing During Walmart Shooting
• Montgomery County to Close Solid Waste Transfer Facility in Vandalia
• Toledo Mayor Asks Residents to Conserve Water to Prevent Another Emergency
• Neighbors Alert Middletown Police to Suspected Drug Activity, 6 Arrested
• Man Accused of Inserting Needles into Packaged Meat
• Congress on Vacation Without Acting on Flood of Unaccompanied Minors
• UPDATE: Coroner Identifies Walmart Shooting Suspect Killed by Police
• Car Overturns in Two-Vehicle Crash in Miami Township
• UPDATE: Man Injured While Jet Skiing has Died
• Driver of Xenia Crash has Died, Coroner Says
• "Apparently" This Kid is Awesome & Steals the Show During Interview
• Floating Restaurant is Sinking into Ohio River
• Neighbors Call for Help after Massive House Fire
• Local Officers Participate in National Night Out
• Flooded Apartment Complex to Move Tenants Back in Ahead of Schedule
• Eight Suspected Overdoses in Just 48 Hours
• Preble County Man Indicted on 24 Counts for Burglaries
• Man Steals $2 from 90-Year-Old Woman's Bible
• Unclaimed Veterans Remains Get Proper Burial
• UPDATE: Man Charged for Attack on Jogger in Vandalia Park
• 86-Year-Old Sentenced 3 Years for Attacking Wife with Hammer
• Girl, 4, Left on Greyhound Bus Bound for Indianapolis
• Senator Portman on Immigration Border Crisis
• WSU Adds Electric Car Charging Stations
• Kettering Names New Superintendent
• UPDATE: Columbus Woman Being Tested for Ebola
• Police Investigate Springfield Shooting
• U.S. General Killed in Afghanistan
• UD Will Face Texas A&M;
• High Speed Chase on I-75 Ends in Crash
• UPDATE: Endangered Missing Adult Found
• Protecting Yourself Against Date Rape Drugs
• Warning: Scammers Impersonating Cops
• How to Bargain Hunt for Back-to-School Shopping
• Experts: Ebola's Risk of Spreading in U.S. Low, Local Doctors Prepared In Case
• Police Looking for Credit Card Thief
• Dog Attacks, Kills Woman
• Police: Child Shoots Himself in Leg
• More Businesses Coming to Centerville Area
• Dayton's Water System Starkly Different from Toledo
• New Real Estate App Helps Find Safe Neighborhood
• Environmental Center Opens in Moraine
• Centerville High School Hosts Drum Corps Competition
• Farmers Markets Increase in Ohio
• CONSUMER ALERT: Breach at Local PF Chang's
• Man Kicks Out Police Cruiser Window
• Kettering Police Hosting National Night Out Event
• Enter to Win a New Roof and a Day of Fun
• Caterpillar Stings Sending Central Texans To ER
• Bengals, Dalton Agree to 6-Year, $115 Million Contract
• Overturned Dump Truck Closes Lanes of I-675 South
• 8-Year-Old Boy, Grandmother Survive Vicious Otter Attack
• Toledo Mayor Lifts Water Ban in Northwest Ohio
• Florida Mom Arrested for Letting 7-year-old Walk to the Park
• North Carolina Diner Offers 15% Discount for Public Prayer
• The Beach Waterpark to Add Winter Attractions
• Chattanooga Woman Scores Milestone Ride on Kings Island Roller Coaster
• Ohio Gas Prices Higher to Start Work Week
• Ohio May Establish Poet Laureate
• CareFlight Called after Woman Crashes into Tree
• Residents Shaken after Shots Fired into Home
• Dayton Officers Attacked while Breaking Up Brawl
• Piqua Church Collecting Water for Toledo Residents
• Missing Child Found
• Soiree for Strays Benefits Humane Society
• Springfield's 178th Wing has New Mission
• Hat and Tea Show Benefits New Education Center
• Greene Co. Considers Adding Disc Golf to Parks
• Ohio National Guard Called in to Assist During Toledo Water Emergency
• Wholesale Warehouse Costco Now Hiring for Centerville Location
• PA Mom Didn't Realize Son was Dead Until Smell Set in, Father Arrested
• UPDATE: Pilot Killed in Ultralight Crash Identified
• Dayton Officer in Trouble Call Prompts Full Callout
• Springboro Police Search for Bank Robbery Suspect
• National Night Out Open House Held Saturday
• Trotwood "Strong Kids" Triathalon a Success