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Mudlick Tap House in downtown Dayton adds weekend brunch

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Published: Saturday, August 26, 2017 @ 9:22 AM Updated: Sunday, August 27, 2017 @ 3:50 PM By: Breaking News Staff UPDATE @ 1:21 p.m.:  Ohio Task Force 1 has been given a new destination -- Katy, Texas, outside Houston. >>" Tonight WHIO Radio is airing two hours of special LIVE coverage of the active situation in Texas. Listen starting at 7 p.m. on AM 1290 and News 95.7 WHIO." WATCH: Live coverage from Houston UPDATE @ 1:05 p.m.:   Ohio Task Force 1 will soon be leaving the Texas town of Tivoli and head for San Antonio to stage. “We are seeing lines of medics and charter buses headed to Houston,” WHIO-TV’s Gabrielle Enright reports , along with videographer Chuck Hamlin . UPDATE @ 11:05 a.m.  Ohio Task Force 1 , in the small southeast Texas town of Tivoli, helped “rescue” a fire truck trapped when the firehouse collapsed. There were no injuries resulting from the collapse as the team was able to help the fire crew get their fire engine back in service. There hav...

Could DeShone Kizer end Browns' history of QB misfortune?

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Published: Saturday, August 26, 2017 @ 9:22 AM Updated: Sunday, August 27, 2017 @ 3:50 PM By: Breaking News Staff UPDATE @ 1:21 p.m.:  Ohio Task Force 1 has been given a new destination -- Katy, Texas, outside Houston. >>" Tonight WHIO Radio is airing two hours of special LIVE coverage of the active situation in Texas. Listen starting at 7 p.m. on AM 1290 and News 95.7 WHIO." WATCH: Live coverage from Houston UPDATE @ 1:05 p.m.:   Ohio Task Force 1 will soon be leaving the Texas town of Tivoli and head for San Antonio to stage. “We are seeing lines of medics and charter buses headed to Houston,” WHIO-TV’s Gabrielle Enright reports , along with videographer Chuck Hamlin . UPDATE @ 11:05 a.m.  Ohio Task Force 1 , in the small southeast Texas town of Tivoli, helped “rescue” a fire truck trapped when the firehouse collapsed. There were no injuries resulting from the collapse as the team was able to help the fire crew get their fire engine back in service. There hav...

Fire Breaks Out at Mission Valley Apartment Complex

An attic fire broke out at an apartment complex in Mission Valley Friday morning , sending fire crews rushing to the scene. The fire began just before 6 a.m. at the two- story Centre Point Apartments in the 6500 block of Friars Road. When firefighters arrived, heavy smoke could be seen stemming from the roof of the building. Fire officials said residents had evacuated safely. Within minutes, the San Diego Fire -Rescue Department (SDFD) upgraded the situation to a two-alarm fire, fearing the flames would spread to the entire length of the attic space. Firefighters created a fire wall to prevent the spreading, cutting holes in the roof of the building to attack the blaze. The tactic worked, and they knocked out the fire within half an hour. San Diego police were called to assist with traffic control in the busy area of Friars Road in both directions. San Diego Gas & Electric officials were also requested on scene. As of 6:30 a.m., officials had shut down eastbound and westbound...

Kansas City Landlords Won't Have To Pay Rental Inspection Fees — Yet

Kansas City Councilman Scott Wagner ’s drive to get a controversial housing measure before voters this year fell short on Thursday. Members of the city council’s Housing Committee put Wagner ’s ordinance seeking an inspection fee for rental units on hold, meaning the city will not meet a deadline to put a question on the November ballot. Wagner and officials from the Health Department had wanted to follow the lead of more than 50 cities around the nation and create a program whereby owners of rental properties would pay an annual fee. The city would use the money to hire inspectors, who would respond to complaints from tenants and neighbors about unsafe or unhealthy conditions. In response to complaints from property owners, Wagner dropped the proposed fee to $25 per building, with a higher re- inspection fee required of landlords who fail to correct problems. “That’s far less stringent than what we see in most areas around the country,” said Ruth Ann Norton , president of Ba...