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$File - Students at Miamisburg Middle School walk through the hallways on May 5, 2022. Montgomery County will be expanding its access to intensive home-based behavioral health treatment for children after the Ohio Department of Medicaid announced additional grant funding in May 2024. This type of treatment helps children in settings they are familiar with, such as home or school, to treat mental or emotional health problems that are disrupting their day-to-day functioning. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF FILE$

Local parents will soon have access to home-based mental health treatment for their children

Area counties are implementing or growing access to intensive home-based treatment for youthâs mental health, and the Ohio Department of Medicaid is providing grantsâ$1.47 million locally and $10 million statewideâto support these initiatives.

The Crisis Receiving Center at 601 South Edwin C. Moses Blvd. is scheduled to in early summer 2023. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

End of countyâs contract with RI âa big blow to the communityâ: Future of crisis services uncertain

Nearly a year after the soft opening of its crisis receiving center on Edwin C. Moses Boulevard in Dayton â touted as cr...

Oakwood High School Principal Paul Waller was ordered on paid administrative leave on Feb. 2. FILE

Oakwood principal still out 3 months later; school will only say probe continues

Ordered leave for longtime Oakwood principal followed theft by male student in girls basketball team locker room.

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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow throws during the first half of an NFL football game against the Los Angeles Rams Monday, Sept. 25, 2023, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)

NFL releases 2024-25 schedule. Bengals set to play five primetime games

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