You are viewing the August 7, 2017 daily archives
Dream In Blue: Speaking With Los Lobos’ Steve Berlin
Steve Berlin is one of the most storied musicians of the past 40 years. Between his work with Los Angeles-based the Blasters, his placement in time during the west coast… Read More
Parents’ Lawsuit Blames Schools for Bullying, Child Suicide
CINCINNATI (AP) – A federal lawsuit says a “treacherous school environment” that allowed and covered up bullying led to the suicide of an 8-year-old Ohio boy. The wrongful death suit… Read More
Federal Complaint Alleges Discrimination in CSX Hiring
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) – A federal complaint alleges that CSX Transportation in West Virginia followed unlawful hiring practices to discriminate against women. The Herald-Dispatch of Huntington reports that the lawsuit… Read More
Ohio House Representative Returns 2 Large Improper Donations
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A legislator and top contender to become Ohio House speaker in 2019 has returned two large and improper campaign donations from county Republican organizations The Enquirer… Read More
Manufacturer Says Corrosion Caused Ride to Break Apart
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The Dutch manufacturer of a thrill ride that broke apart and killed an 18-year-old man at the Ohio State Fair says excessive corrosion on a support… Read More
Ex-workers in Secretary of State’s Office Sue Over Firings
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – Ten former employees of the West Virginia secretary of state’s office have filed wrongful termination lawsuits stemming from their dismissals by new Secretary of State Mac… Read More
Ohio Crime Lab Seeks Help to Handle Increased Drug-Testing
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The state crime lab that tests drugs for Ohio law enforcement agencies wants to get help from other labs to deal with increasing demand for testing… Read More