Every public school district in Ohio had to create and implement a policy on artificial intelligence under state law by this fall. Some districts are teaching students how to use AI in schoolwork.

Why are groceries getting more expensive? Explore how tariffs affect food prices and find strategies to stretch your grocery budget further.

The Dayton Daily News, Journal-News and Springfield News-Sun are looking for people to talk to about artificial intelligence and how children and teens are impacted by this new technology.

A Dayton Public Schools assistant superintendent authored a memo sent to board members on July 20 outlining concerns about how Dayton Public Schools Superintendent David Lawrence is running the distri...

The number of Ohio students with a disability is rising compared to before the pandemic, according to Ohio Department of Education and Workforce data analyzed by the Dayton Daily News.

Bill Dartnall retired at 67 after a career that ranged from managing a Towne Properties high-rise condominium to running local fast-food restaurants.

Ohio voters should brace for more school tax issues on local ballots as districts across the state say their budgets are harder to predict due to property tax reform, less

A proposed bill in the Ohio legislature would require some additional accountability for private schools accepting school vouchers and allow the public to compare the performance of nearby private and

The Dayton Daily News is accepting nominations for standout class of 2026 high school seniors who live in the Dayton region for a chance to be featured in our graduation

Some Ohio colleges, including the University of Dayton, are seeing a rising number of people being confirmed, one of the sacraments conferred by the Roman Catholic Church. The Cincinnati Archdiocese

Ramaswamy says Ohio has ‘too many’ universities.

For Kettering parent Katey Gibbins-Burdette, the single largest household expense for her and her husband, Brandon Burdette, is $2,600 a month for child care.

Central State University notified 14 faculty Tuesday by email that they would be laid off at the end of the academic school year.

As media titans self-combust, what does that mean for reporters, their sources and the news we desperately need?

Don Lemon was right. "They're going to try again," he said last week after a judge blocked the DOJ's first attempt to charge him in connection with the Cities Church protest back on Jan. 18. "Keep trying," he said, vowing to continue his work.

A controversial, Bible-based educational group called LifeWise has been rapidly expanding its footprint across southwest Ohio in recent years.

While private schools in low-performing districts like Dayton, Springfield and Middletown tend to outperform the local school district, Ohio taxpayers are subsidizing private schools in the suburbs th...

The press box at Welcome Stadium will be named after former board member Karen Wick-Gagnet, who died Dec. 6.

Kettering City Schools is forging ahead with its school facilities master plan that will leverage nearly $160 million in state co-funding for construction.

Five area school board candidates in the Nov. 4 election sought and received endorsements from a national conservative political organization intent on wiping DEI and critical race theory teachings fr...

EDITOR’S NOTE: Each month, Dayton Daily News reporter Eileen McClory highlights local ideas that improve outcomes for students and teachers in the Dayton area.

The Pentagon is stepping up restrictions on the media by requiring journalists to sign a pledge not to report on information that has not been authorized for release, including unclassified informatio...

While private schools in low-performing districts like Dayton, Springfield and Middletown tend to outperform the local school district, Ohio taxpayers are subsidizing private schools in the suburbs th...

Ohio’s EdChoice program was ruled unconstitutional at the end of June, but the decision won’t affect students and families this upcoming school year.

Wright State University and Miami University have eliminated multiple departments and offices related to diversity and inclusion, citing Senate Bill 1, which bars diversity and inclusion efforts in Oh...

Currently the vaccine is recommended for all people over 6 months of age.

The FDA announced it will limit access to Covid-19 vaccines going forward to people 65 and older and others at high risk of serious illness

Oakwood students start petition asking for school board to revoke new policy that "severely restricts" cellphone use.

The ruling was the second time in a year that a federal court had found that Google had acted illegally to maintain its dominance.

Area school districts would have to spend or refund to local taxpayers more than half a billion dollars under a measure in Ohio’s proposed state budget limiting school district cash reserves to 30%.

On Tuesday, some Dayton school board members accused Dayton’s mayor and other elected leaders of using student safety issues around the downtown bus hub for political gain.

Trump administration told all schools to certify or risk losing federal funds; state of Ohio gave all local schools deadline of this Friday to respond

Not enough children are meeting routine immunization requirements, doctors and public health experts say, which increases the risk of an outbreak should they get exposed to a highly contagious illness...

The best-selling author chatted with The Times’s global health reporter about the past, present and troubling future of the world’s deadliest infectious disease.

A board discussion about making junior high and middle school experiences in Dayton Public Schools better revealed the way some board members feel the middle school experience in DPS is not meeting their expectations.

Dayton Public Schools and several local charter schools have signed agreements that require charter schools to tell DPS when their students who are competing in DPS athletic events are ineligible.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture suspended a program that partners local food banks with local farmers used by farmers and food banks across southwest Ohio.

Two organizations that represent public school interests are calling for a committee to reevaluate how school busing in Ohio is funded in the governor’s proposed budget.

Ohio needs more farmers to replace the current stewards of the state’s top industry, agriculture, which is facing a rapidly aging workforce.

New results from a long-running national exam show dismal progress among Ohio’s students.

While operating at a loss since 2020 and laying off a handful of employees within the last seven months to compensate for an approximate $4.5 million shortfall, the two highest earners at the Dayton A...

The White House’s freeze on federal grants and loans could have major impacts on people in the region who rely on social services, potentially impacting people’s health and well-being.