Documents from Nathaniel Brown's personnel file show that supervisors complained he was tardy, slept on the job and had problems following instructions.

Brown had been hired in October and was still on probation. The university sent him a letter March 2 informing him that his employment would end Saturday.

Police say the 51-year-old Brown entered a campus maintenance building early Tuesday morning and shot two supervisors in an office suite, killing one of the men. Brown was found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a garage bay and died at a hospital a few hours later.

Brown spent five years in prison in the 1970s and '80s for receiving stolen property but records show he lied about it on his job application. It wasn't immediately clear whether Ohio State had done a background check on him.

Butler (28-4) extended the nation's longest winning streak to 20 and heads into NCAA play as the only Division I team to complete a perfect conference season.

The Raiders (20-12) were led by N'Gai Evans with 13 points. They lost for the third time this season to Butler and barely avoided setting a record for worst loss in a Horizon championship game with two free throws with 3.8 seconds to go. The record margin is 26 points, set in 1988.

Butler took control quickly in the first half, hitting eight 3-pointers, four of them from Mack. They led 42-28 at the half and limited Wright State to just 17 second-half points.

Dayton (20-11) led 44-33 in the second half, but the Colonials (16-14) chipped away at the lead and tied the game at 55 on Damian Hollis' jumper with 5:58 left.

The Flyers responded by going 8-for-10 from the line, fueling a 15-5 run that included the 9-0 run to close the game. Kurt Huelsman was 6-for-8 at the line in the final 7 minutes.

Chris Johnson and Rob Lowery added 11 points apiece for Dayton, which trailed 13-4 after the first 7 minutes.

Dayton, the No. 7 seed, will play No. 2 seed and regular-season co-champion Xavier in the quarterfinals Friday in Atlantic City, N.J. Game time is 6:30 p.m. with the Bud Light Pregame show at 6 p.m. on AM 1290 and 95.7 FM, News Talk radio WHIO.

GREENE COUNTY, Ohio -- One person is dead after an overnight crash in Greene County.

This happened along Wilmington-Dayton Road near Ferry.

The vehicle reportedly went off the road, hitting a fence, taking down some power lines before ending up in a ditch.

A search found one victim dead under the vehicle.

Another person who was thrown from the vehicle was taken to by Careflight to Miami Valley Hospital.

Deputies are not sure which person was driving. T

The investigation is just beginning. No identities have been released.

The Ohio House of Representatives is expected to concur Wednesday. The legislation would then go to Gov. Ted Strickland, who is expected to sign it.

The bill was inspired in part by the plight of Cleveland teen Johanna Orozco, who was shot in the face by her 17-year-old ex-boyfriend in 2007 has had numerous operations. Orozco wanted to get a protection order, but Ohio juvenile courts cannot issue them against minors.

An advocacy group said in a national survey last year that only a handful of states have laws enabling minors the same protection order rights as adults.

Officers say Shackleford, 36, told the child to watch two smaller children while she slept.

When she woke up she noticed one of the children had peanut butter on his face. Police say this angered her and she allegedly hit and bit the 11- year old.

Shackleford has been charged with child endangerment.

Democrat Traci "TJ" Johnson alleges foul play and conflict of interest by Brunner, whose office certified 834 of the nearly 2,000 signatures Johnson submitted -- 166 short of qualification for the ballot.

A spokesman says Brunner has handed over decision-making on May primary issues to an assistant, to avoid conflicts of interest.

Johnson is seeking to make Senate history as a black woman. Her 11th hour entrance into the race drew attention in part because she was a former employee of yet another Democratic contender, Lee Fisher.

The company is offering refund and replacement coupons to people those who purchased the product.

The Cincinnati based P & G says that these brands only represent one half of one percent of total sales.

P&G is the latest company to recall products with flavor-enhancing hydrolyzed vegetable protein made by Las Vegas-based Basic Food Flavors Inc.

The Associated Press contributed to this story

Prisons spokeswoman Julie Walburn says 43-year-old Lawrence Reynolds Jr., who admitted taking an overdose, arrived at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Youngstown at 12:20 p.m. Tuesday.

Walburn says Reynolds is isolated from other inmates and under constant observation by staff.

Reynolds was treated at a Youngstown hospital after he was found unconscious in his death row cell Sunday night.

The type of drug he used and why it was prescribed isn't being disclosed. How he accumulated the pills is under investigation.

Reynolds' execution for the 1994 murder of his neighbor near Akron has been rescheduled to next week.

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Divers have recovered two dog carcasses from icy Hosterman Lake. It is likely the dog was waiting for the other two, though initial fears were that his owner had fallen into the water.

After searching the lake for about an hour the divers found the dead dogs.

University police indentified the 51-year-old shooting suspect as Nathanial Brown, a custodial worker. Brown was taken into custody after heavily armed campus officers searched the area, just east of Ohio Stadium. He was the transported to a local hospital, where he later died of what is believed to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

One other university employee, 48-year-old Larry Wallington, died as a result of the shooting. The third employee, 60-year-old Henry Butler, is listed in stable condition at the university hospital.

The nation's largest university said in a statement that the shooting was first reported at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday. Denton said at the news conference that police are still trying to determine what motivated the shooting.

No students at Ohio State were injured, and classes were held as scheduled. 

Cassandra Lee Shaffer, 19, now faces charges of child molestation and solicitation.

Shaffer, who is no longer with the Monroe Central Junior High School basketball program, is the daughter of the school board president, Clyde Shaffer.

She is accused of fondling a 13-year-old girl at the school while reports indicate some activity may have taken place at her father's home.

Investigators say Shaffer and the girl engaged in sex acts. as well as sending sex-related text messages and nude photos

URBANA, Ohio -- Three Urbana men face charges of having sex with a couple of teen girls.

The twist - the three accused are a father and his two sons.

Cops investigate allegations that a 15-year-old had sexual relations with 41-year-old James Gibson since the girl was thirteen.

Gibson admitted there was sexual activity.

Another victim came forward saying Gibson's 33-year-old brother, Jared, and 79-year-old father Junior, had sexual contact with her when she was 15.

The CHP says driver James Sikes called 911 Monday after he found he could not control his car on Interstate 8 in San Diego County. A patrol car pulled alongside, and officers told Sikes over a loudspeaker to use the brakes and emergency brake.

After slowing to about 50 mph, Sikes felt safe enough to turn off the engine and coast to a halt.

In a statement, Toyota says it has dispatched a specialist to investigate. Toyota has undertaken a mass recall of many of its vehicles for sudden acceleration problems. It was not clear if Sikes' car was recalled or fixed.

Phillip Brooks was sentenced Monday for forging automotive titles and selling those vehicles.

Brooks will serve just 90 days and pay about $2,000 in restitution. The maximum he could have received was thirty years.

he was accused of putting impounded vehicles in his name.