Dayton budget to decrease by nearly half a million dollars
While Dayton's budget is set to decrease with less spending on capital projects, the town is expecting its water treatment plant project to be completed by this winter.
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World Gin Day is Saturday: Dayton distillers say the spirit deserves a second look
World Gin Day is Saturday: Dayton distillers say the spirit deserves a second look
Opponents continue to decry proposed rules for certain Medicaid providers after committee makes changes
Opponents continue to decry proposed rules for certain Medicaid providers after committee makes changes
Archdeacon: ‘I didn’t think this side of life was possible’ — Xenia boxer’s path leads to Middlet...
Archdeacon: ‘I didn’t think this side of life was possible’ — Xenia boxer’s path leads to Middletown ring
Daytona Beach business owner seeks public's help after equipment theft
A Daytona Beach business owner is asking for the public’s help after a man allegedly stole a pole saw from his company.
Family of 99-year-old local veteran wants answers in elder abuse case
The family of a Dayton veteran, ordained minister and NCR retiree wants answers after a welfare check allegedly revealed signs of severe neglect.
Area veterans among those to be honored by Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund
Several veterans from southwest Ohio are among 31 Ohioans who will be inducted into the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund
Ohio National Guard promotes Hamilton to chief of staff
The Ohio National Guard hosted a retirement ceremony Saturday, June 6, for Maj. Gen. Gary McCue, who is serving as assistant to the commander air mobility command, and a promotion
Ask Hal: Was signing Eugenio Suarez a mistake?
Hall of Fame baseball writer Hal McCoy knows a thing or two about our nation’s pastime. Tap into that knowledge by sending an email to halmccoy2@hotmail.com.
Kenton Ridge wins state softball championship, completes thrilling 6-run comeback
Kenton Ridge girls softball won its second consecutive OHSAA Division IV state championship, winning 7-6 Sunday, June 7, over Newark Licking Valley.
New Oregon District restaurant to open in less than 2 weeks
Patrick and Casey Van Voorhis, owners of the popular Grist on West Fifth Street, are finishing work on their new restaurant in the Oregon District. Aiming to bring upscale, multi-course
State track: Centerville senior wins state title in pole vault
COLUMBUS — The eight athletes who medaled in the Division I pole vault competition on Sunday, June 7, at the state track and field championships posed for one final photo
State track: Wayne boys repeat as Division I champions
Wayne High School celebrates its second straight Division I boys track state championship with key performances by senior Semarion Sroufe and sprinter Key’Shawn Garrett. Sroufe honors his late sister while...
Historic Dayton skating rink hosts wedding reception on wheels
A Dayton couple celebrated their nuptials with a wedding reception at the historic Hoover Skate Arena in West Dayton.
Rain showers, thunderstorms expected Sunday afternoon, evening
The National Weather Service in Wilmington said skies for the rest of Sunday will remain overcast, with locally heavy rain and isolated flooding possible, beginning after 3 p.m. with storms
Niagara Avenue fatal shooting remains under investigation by Dayton police
Dayton police are still investigating a Friday night, June 5, fatal shooting on Niagara Avenue.
FBI, police find shotgun, pipe bombs in Germantown man’s home; Federal charges filed
A Germantown man is facing federal charges after he first allegedly threatened two people with a sawed-off shotgun, and then a joint police/FBI search of his home found at least
FirstEnergy execs reindicted in bribery scandal after hung jury
A pair of former FirstEnergy executives have been reindicted in Summit County for their reported roles in a wide-reaching bribery scandal, a little over a month after their trials ended
State track: Yellow Springs sprinter wins two championships
COLUMBUS — The public address announcer at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium had a bit of fun with the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s switch from three divisions to five in
Softball: Miami East has season end against defending champ Wheelersburg
AKRON – Miami East hit the Firestone Stadium turf running Saturday, June 6. But Wheelersburg ran more and all the way to the Division V state final.
State track: Oakwood girls finish 1-2 in pole vault
Mila Gelbart and Addie Kash have been motivating each other in pole vault at Oakwood High for two years, pushing each other to new heights and success in state competitions. Mila took first at the Division I...
Dayton Pride parade: ‘I’ve seen such a drastic change in the acceptance of pride’
Rain started over Dayton Saturday, June 6, about a minute after the Dayton Pride parade began moving at Second and Jefferson streets downtown.
Demarest Coffee Co. to open in historic Bellbrook schoolhouse this summer
A Bellbrook couple are planning this summer to turn a nearly 200-year-old one-room schoolhouse into a new coffee shop.
Scam Watch: Job hunters lured by task-based scams
Fraudsters are luring job hunters with a new tactic: task-based scams that create the illusion of making money to “like,” “follow” or “subscribe.”