Ohio Domino's is first in U.S. to go 24-hours

Domino's Pizza Inc. says a franchise store in southwest Ohio is the first of its U.S. stores to remain open 24 hours a day.

A manager of the store near the University of Dayton campus says it began staying open 24 hours about a month ago. Manager Steve Martin says the store is offering a breakfast pizza with toppings like eggs, cheese and bacon.

Domino's spokesman Tim McIntyre says the first of the Ann Arbor, Mich.-based stores to remain open 24 hours opened also about a month ago in Manchester, England, and two other stores in England have since gone to 24-hour schedules.

McIntyre says company officials will be watching the performance of the stores closely in areas including sales and product offerings.