Josh Sweigart
Investigative Reporter at Dayton Daily News
Investigative reporter covering government waste, fraud, abuse and accountability for the papers in Dayton, Springfield, Hamilton and Middletown.
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1 week ago |
daytondailynews.com | Josh Sweigart |Sydney Dawes |Sarah Cavender
Mircea Geoana, former deputy secretary general of NATO and prominent Romanian politician, had dinner at Salar with Tino Cuellar, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and former justice of the Supreme Court of California. The two talked to Dayton Daily News reporters as they strolled the Oregon District afterward. Geoana said he was impressed by the Courthouse Square fountain ringed by quotes from U.S. presidents who visited Dayton over the years.
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2 weeks ago |
daytondailynews.com | Avery Kreemer |Josh Sweigart
As part of the investigation, state Rep. Phil Plummer, R-Butler Twp. was interviewed by state investigators in February 2024. The interview revolved around a conversation the two had in which Plummer found Creech to be making light of the allegations he was facing from a teenage minor female. “So, to me, that’s disgusting and uncalled for,” Plummer told state investigators. “I’m not sure if it’s a total criminal element here, but it’s uncalled for.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Sam Wildow |Josh Sweigart
May 20—A cyberattack is causing a system-wide technology outage at Kettering Health, forcing some medical procedures to be canceled, bringing down phone lines and the MyChart patient portal and diverting emergency crews to other facilities. "Earlier this morning, Kettering Health experienced a system-wide technology outage that is causing challenges to many of our patient care systems across the organization," Kettering Health said in an organizational statement.
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yahoo.com | Josh Sweigart |Brooke Spurlock
May 19—Employers across the region are expressing concerns with federal efforts to revoke the legal status of many Haitians in the U.S. — including thousands in the Springfield area — according to Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine.
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daytondailynews.com | Josh Sweigart |Brooke Spurlock
“So they will have to stop employing them if their legal status changes, if it goes from legal to not. So that is a big concern,” DeWine said. The Trump administration has worked aggressively to revoke the legal status of Haitians in the U.S. on programs such as humanitarian parole and Temporary Protected Status. This includes many of the estimated 12,000 to 15,000 Haitians in the Springfield area. ExploreEfforts to speed up the process has been stymied by the courts.
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Cheryl McHenry is a fantastic journalist and honestly one of the nicest people in the biz. I worked with her for years at @whiotv and she remembered my kids' names and birthdays. This is the end of an era for Dayton. I wish her the best in retirement. https://t.co/AD4xAJf3v6
Huffman said the decision to remove Creech from committees — including as chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, a position for which Huffman hand-picked Creech at the start of the year — was his - via @averykreemer https://t.co/EfWBTu9CkZ
Gordon withdrew approximately $622,000 and spent the money at casinos, on travel and hotel expenses and at a Dayton “gentleman’s club,” according to an indictment filed in the U.S. Southern District of Ohio. https://t.co/GwD4b0JFiR