U.S.: Mass. Can't Force Gay Marriage Benefits

WASHINGTON (AP) The Obama administration argues there is no right to marriage-based federal benefits in new court papers seeking to throw out a lawsuit brought by Massachusetts over gay marriage. The Justice Department and...[more]

Christian Professor Says Some Homosexuals Can Change

(IN) A noted Christian professor spoke at Cedarville University Wednesday as part of the university's Critical Concern Series. The topic was "Can Homosexuals Change?" Dr. Stanton Jones is provost and professor of...[more]

Evangelical Leader Dobson Leaving Radio Show

COLORADO SPRINGS (AP) James Dobson, the voice of conservative Christian group Focus on the Family since its inception, is leaving the organization's flagship daily radio broadcast. Focus on the Family spokesman Gary...[more]

Ways to Make a Safe Halloween

UNDATED (AP) It's the time of the year for witches and goblins large and small, along with reminders that can keep Halloween safely scary. Experts say kids should wear brightly colored costumes that are easier to see, or...[more]

Opponents Intensify Anti-Casino Push in Ohio

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Report Credits Stimulus With 17,000 Jobs in Ohio

WASHINGTON (AP) The federal government says about 650,000 jobs have been saved or created under President Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan, including 17,000 in Ohio. The data released Friday by an independent federal...[more]

Ohio Workers' Comp Agency Lowers Discount

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation has lowered the discount available to employers who participate in a group-rating system. The bureau's Board of Directors voted Friday to decrease the maximum...[more]

Judge Shuts Ohio Bar Called Site of 2 Homicides

TROTWOOD, Ohio (AP) An Ohio judge has ordered the closing of a bar where police say two people were fatally wounded within the last 10 months. Trotwood Police Chief Quincy Pope calls the Higgins Station "an imminent...[more]

Ohio Agency Rules Against Former AG Aide

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation has ruled that a former top aide to fallen Attorney General Marc Dann committed attempted fraud. The bureau released the ruling Friday. It says Anthony Gutierrez...[more]

Death Toll in Ky. Now 13 From Swine Flu

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Two recent deaths bring to 13 the number of swine flu fatalities in Kentucky. The Courier-Journal in Louisville reported a 54-year-old Madison County man who died Oct. 26 had significant underlying...[more]

Move to Extend First-Time Homebuyer Credit

WASHINGTON (AP) A good deal for first-time homebuyers may be available a little longer. The $8,000 tax credit for first time homebuyers is set to expire at the end of November, but there's a move on Capitol Hill to extend it...[more]

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September 10, 2010: David Sills

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