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Police Looking for Suspect in Shooting

DAYTON -- Residents were scratching their heads Monday, May 5, as to why their 27-year-old neighbor was shot to death at her home last weekend. With more than 48 hours lapsed since Tiffany Snow was found Saturday, May 3, inside 4661 College View Drive, Dayton police said they have no suspects.

Gang Sweep Leads to About a Dozen Arrests

DAYTON -- Police detectives for the past month have been rounding up suspected gang members in targeted neighborhoods in an effort to curb organized criminal activity. The effort has netted at least a dozen arrests, several weapons, thousands of dollars in cash and drugs, Dayton Detective Chad Knight said.

Donation Advocate Speaks

DAYTON -- He's relived the nightmare hundreds of times now, all over the world for nearly 14 years. But at 79, Reg Green pushes forward, telling the story of his family vacation in late 1994 in Italy, when highway robbers shot at his car one night, blowing out the windows and striking his 7- yearold son Nicholas in the head.

Rules About Impeaching Officials in Ohio Murky

COLUMBUS -- If Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann survives an impeachment movement, he'll follow the in the footsteps of Calvin Pease and George Tod -- two judges who were impeached by the House but acquitted in the Senate. The year was 1809.

Was Money Well Spent On Dann?

What does he do when nobody is looking? That's the question I've asked about Marc Dann ever since watching his infamous profane rant against a Youngstown TV reporter. If that's the way he behaves with the cameras rolling, how does he treat his subordinates?

Cyclists Home After Bike Race Crash ; Two Riders Who Suffered Head Injuries During Inaugural Race in Clearcreek Twp. On Sunday Are Now Resting at Home.

CLEARCREEK TWP., Warren County -- Two cyclists were resting at home on Monday, May 5, a day after being rushed to Miami Valley Hospital after hitting their heads in crashes during a bike race in Clearcreek Twp. The wrecks forced the end of the race, officials said.

Who Might Be Considered to Replace Marc Dann

Ohio Treasurer Richard Cordray, 49, is the former Franklin County treasurer who was first elected statewide in 2006. Cuyahoga County Prosecutor William Mason, 48, prosecutor in Ohio's largest county since 1999, is currently running for re- election.

Online Cigarette Buyers Won't Escape Taxes

SPRINGFIELD -- Smokers who bought cigarettes online hoping to avoid potentially costly taxes are in for a surprise. Ohio Department of Taxation officials have begun mailing letters to collect more than $2.1 million from Internet purchasers for unpaid cigarette excise and sales taxes.

Local Headlines

Ohio Historical Society strikes deal to run Cedar Bog URBANA -- The Ohio Historical Society announced Monday, May 5, that it has reached a 15-year agreement with the Cedar Bog Association to manage the Cedar Bog Nature Preserve near Urbana.

Police Blotter

A roundup of unusual items from area police departments: Girlfriend's urgent bathroom need leads to door damage