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Critics say privacy concerns persist The Vandalia Police Department does not use Flock cameras for traditional traffic enforcement, like issuing speeding or red-light tickets.

Trotwood Mayor Yvette Page said she knew people in her community cared about her.

Every morning, Viles Dorsainvil wakes up, prays and asks God for enough courage to make someone else's life a little better.

A proposed ordinance prohibiting camping and sleeping in public rights of way will return to Troy City Council with new requirements for police to offer shelter and services before taking enforcement action.

Prosecutors are asking a Montgomery County judge to order another competency evaluation for Stephen Marlow and consider transferring him to a different psychiatric facility, arguing recent changes in Ohio law could give the state additional time to restore him to competency to stand trial.

A proposed Piqua charter amendment seeking to prohibit data center development could still become part of the Nov. 3 election, but the Miami County Board of Elections is seeking guidance on whether it was filed in time to appear on the ballot.

The city of Piqua paid eight employees a combined $31,000 in one-time bonuses in December, including payments that a city memo linked to work on a

Ohio residents with Android devices can now add their driver’s license or state identification card to Google Wallet, the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced.

Miami County voters will consider renewal levies for mental health, park maintenance, schools, and emergency services on Nov 3 alongside contested races for county commissioner and state representative.

Troy City Council has softened a proposed ordinance addressing public sleeping and homeless encampments following concerns from residents and local advocates.