Newsfeeds

• JPMorgan Chase moving 500 jobs to Dublin
  The financial services company plans to lease a six-story building that Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. vacated this year when it moved jobs to downtown Columbus.
  
  
• Plan to regulate food trucks stuck on slow boil
  The city is trying to balance allowing the trucks in already cramped areas such as the Short North, Arena District and Downtown while maintaining public safety and not hurting surrounding businesses.
  
  
• AK Steel back in coal mining business
  AK Steel Holding Corp. could start mining coal next month, another significant step forward in the steelmaker's efforts to become more self-sufficient for raw materials to lower supply costs.
  
  
• Ohio among states losing construction jobs
  Ohio lost the second-most number of construction industry jobs in the past month, down 9,200 jobs, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of Labor Department data.
  
  
• The Beach water park opens after $5 million in renovations
  The renovations were completed by its new owner, Adventure Holdings LLC.
  
  
• Medina City Schools superintendent Randy Stepp files lawsuit against school board in federal court
  He's charging school board members and other district officials with breach of contract, defamation and invasion of privacy.
  
  
• Lorain County Community College has record number of graduates
  The college awarded 1,362 degrees on Saturday, the most in the school's 50-year history, said LCCC president Roy Church during the college's commencement. Last year, 1,245 students earned degrees.
  
  
• GenOn power plant in Avon Lake to close in April 2015
  Amid rumors that the GenOn power plant would continue operating after its announced 2015 shutdown date, Mayor Greg Zilka says the chances of that happening are slim to none.
  
  
• LPK marketing agency helps brand the new Cincinnati
  The firm that counts Procter and Gamble among its clients is building the marketing plan for Cintrifuse, the initiative launched in 2012 to help jumpstart and develop high-potential startups in the Cincinnati area.
  
  
• FirstEnergy hosts shareholder meeting in West Virginia on Tuesday; first outside of Akron
  Company officials said they wanted to make the meeting available to shareholders and employees of the various parts of FirstEnergy's operations territory.
  
  
• Study: Poverty surges in Akron suburbs
  More than half of all poor people in the Akron metropolitan area now live in the suburbs, mirroring a trend that has seen poverty shift out of major cities over the last decade, the Brookings Institution says in a new book released today.