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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost joins Rep. Phil Plummer, R-Dayton; Rep. Brian Stewart, R-Ashville; and two representatives of the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association to promote a newly introduced bill that would authorize the state to use nitrogen gas to execute death row inmates.

Ohio lawmakers want to resume executions using nitrogen gas

Following Alabama’s first-of-its-kind execution of a convicted murderer last week, some Ohio legislators are looking toward nitrogen gas as a means to restart the state’s capital punishment program that has been on hold for years.

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Joseph Applegate was in a 10-year dispute with Ohio Medicaid because of a lien the state placed on his north Dayton home after the 2014 death of his partner, a Medicaid recipient whose name was on the deed. The lien was released Jan. 23 after Applegate proved it was his home, the Ohio Attorney General's Office said. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

‘Finally … a wrong has been righted’: State lifts 10-year Medicaid lien on Dayton home

5 things to know about the Dayton and surrounding region’s economic outlook

COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: What do you want to know about our region’s economy in 2024?

Offices from the Clark County Municipal Court building will be relocating to the third floor of the Bushnell Building. BILL LACKEY/STAFF

Some records unavailable during Clark County courthouse’s temporary move

The Centre City building in downtown Dayton. CORNELIUS FROLIK / STAFF

Arcade, other big downtown Dayton projects get millions in state tax credits

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