Royal birth brings William and Kate new heir to spotlight
A beaming Prince William and Kate left St Mary’s Hospital with their newborn, delivering a first glimpse of the future monarch. Kate called the moment emotional and special as reporters captured the family’s first public appearance in London.
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Auto safety mandate could boost local jobs
A federal board urges advanced sensor tech in new cars to cut accidents, a policy with potential regional economic impact as the area leads in emerging auto safety sectors. The discussion contrasts with political fallout from a mayoral bid and ongoing immigration reform debates shaping the national agenda.
AK Steel reports quarterly loss amid progress tone
West Chester based AK Steel Holding Corp. posts a 4 million net loss for the April to June quarter, the latest in a string of consecutive quarterly losses for the Butler County steelmaker. The company cites ongoing restructuring and market pressures as it outlines steps to regain footing.
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Butler County home sales rise 24 percent in June
Butler County saw 442 homes sold in June, up 24 percent from 356 in June 2012. The average price climbed 11 percent to 162,909, with a June median of 152,350, as Scott Nelson of Comey & Shepherd Realtors cites renewed consumer confidence and a market turning year. Within the Cincinnati area, sales rose 21.5 percent from 1,912 to 2,323.
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Ohio faces high infant mortality and racial gaps
Ohio ranks among the worst in the nation for infant mortality, with white infants at 6.9 per 1000 births and Black infants at 11 per 1000. Ohio Health Department officials say the state will work to lower the rate, urging improvements in preconception and prenatal care across communities.
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Edgewood School District votes to allow admin carry
Edgewood City Schools in Trenton becomes the first Southwest Ohio district to approve a concealed carry policy for principals and select administrators. The 4-0 vote allows trained administrators to carry loaded firearms in five buildings on a voluntary basis, not including teachers.
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Middletown Schools to Save $100,000 Annually on Energy Plan
Middletown School District partners with Innovative Energy Solutions to implement an Energy Conservation Program under House Bill 264. The plan targets energy efficiency upgrades, including improvements at Barnitz stadium, funded by projected savings from state buildings and other facilities.
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