E03 - "Oingo Boingo"

USA The Juneteenth holiday is observed nationwide. Ohio Key Points Official Plane: The 1905 Wright Flyer III, the world's first practical airplane, is now Ohio’s official state plane. Statehouse Legislation: The House passed a bill to mandate clear labeling on imitation meat and egg products. To address declining math scores, the Senate proposes creating a list of state-approved curricula and increasing student intervention. A bill to restrict foreign ownership of land, especially near military sites, is being considered in a Senate committee. The House passed a bill to increase the penalty for obstructing first responders to a first-degree misdemeanor. Township in Crisis: Miami Township faces potential bankruptcy, a first in Ohio history, after a $45 million wrongful conviction verdict. Dayton & Miami Valley Highlights OnMain Redevelopment: Construction begins this fall on the former Montgomery County Fairgrounds, transforming it into a walkable district with an innovation hub. The first phase is expected to be complete by early 2027. Police Technology: Dayton PD will use a $400,000 grant for gunshot detectors, drones, and license plate readers in three neighborhoods, sparking community concerns over privacy and civil rights. Kettering Health Lawsuit: Following a May cyberattack, Kettering Health faces a class-action lawsuit from patients alleging negligence, data compromise, and critical delays in medical care. Dayton Arcade Growth: The historic Arcade is adding two new tenants: Luke's Custom Cakes and Valor Montessori High School. Suburban News: Centerville: A nine-month ban on new gas stations and convenience stores has been extended to allow for zoning updates. Cannabis Bans: Moraine has banned recreational marijuana businesses, and West Carrollton has extended its ban through March 2026. West Carrollton: The city received $1.2M in state grants for its whitewater park and River District development. Vandalia: The Air Force Thunderbirds are the featured performers at the Dayton Air Show. Historical Notes Key Anniversaries: The first UPC barcode was scanned in Troy (1974), the city of Kettering was incorporated (1955), and LeBron James was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers (2003). Famous People: Notable Dayton-area figures include Leroy "Sugarfoot" Bonner of the Ohio Players and former NFL All-American safety Will Allen.