A former band director wants $850,000 in compensatory damages from the Miamisburg City School District in connection with harm he alleges was done to his career, reputation, and mental well-being from...

As a nurse, Zach Hoffman knew what a cancer diagnosis could mean.

The Kettering City Council unanimously approved adopting the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department Master Plan, also dubbed the Kettering Playbook, which includes updated recommendations rega...

Miamisburg residents in the southwest corner of Upper Miamisburg Road and South Union Road plagued by growing stormwater flooding and sinkholes fear a proposed 156-home development across the street w...

West Carrollton has welcomed a new Jersey Mike’s Subs shop, which is the ninth Dayton-area location for franchise owner Ted Tolliver.

As Dayton prepares to welcome two new hotels to the downtown by 2028, the region has maintained steady access to hotels over the last few years as economic development, business

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.

Two people have died from cyclosporiasis in Michigan, according to Michigan’s Health and Human Services Department, which is reporting the highest number of cyclosporiasis cases in the U.S., followed by

A local entrepreneur hoping to open a luxury car condominium in Kettering plans to continue pursuing his business concept, which also includes indoor karting and a community space for a

About 60 million pounds of chips, treats, and other snacks will be coming out of the new Shearer’s Foods production facility filling the former General Motors vehicle painting facility off

Two local health systems are making big investments into medical education and research at two Ohio universities.

Specialist Fourth Class Jim Skaggs was playing a guitar in his bunk in a Vietnamese village in October 1969 when he met a young Miamisburg man who would not only

Kettering schools plans to terminate a Kettering Fairmont High School teacher’s contract, suspending her pay following approval from the school board due to various types of alleged misconduct.

The Fairmont High School girls basketball team has been recognized by the Kettering City Council and Kettering Board of Education for winning the 2026 Division I girls state championship. Bryan Suddith, the city's mayor, honored the team with a certificate of recognition during a joint meeting.

Abortions that took place in Montgomery County in 2025 decreased nearly 28% compared to 2024, a new state report showed, which also revealed statewide abortion numbers increased during that same time frame.

Surrounded by family and friends at Boonshoft’s recent Match Day, 129 medical students from the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine learned together where they will complete their residencies.

Winsupply, a distributor of residential and commercial construction and industrial supplies, located in Miami Twp. and Moraine, will be expanding its distribution network by 1.6 million square feet ac...

Ohio drivers saw a 6% decrease in average full-coverage car insurance costs in 2025, according to a newly-released report, despite costs having increased 44% since 2021.

With more than one-third of its patients coming from outside of the Columbus area, the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center’s recently opened University Hospital can be both a regional and statewide asset at 26 stories with 820 private patient rooms.

Enon parents Leah and Kevin Kaufman praise the help they received from the Children's Organ Transplant Association to help fundraise and pay for medical expenses and other costs after their newborn, Claire, needed a new liver.

After serving as the top administrator in city of Centerville for almost a decade, City Manager Wayne Davis announced plans to retire in September.

Wright State Physicians have integrated with the Premier Health Physicians group as part of a 2024 agreement between the university and the large health system, which called for the consolidation of all faculty physicians into a single physician practice network.

Kettering Health is now facing more than 200 lawsuits related to the fallout from the health system’s 2025 cyberattack, in which a ransomware incident caused more than two weeks of care disruptions and compromised patient data.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost provided little comment when asked by the Dayton Daily News recently about his office’s reportedly yearslong investigation into Kettering Health.

While a local heart transplant recipient overcame a heart defect as a child, one of the toughest battles she has faced as an adult is getting the medication she needs that keeps her body from rejecting the donor heart.

Local schools districts are looking at financial difficulties ahead as their most recent five-year financial forecasts show their expenses will soon be outmatching their revenues, and school treasurers say recent property tax reforms at the state level are not helping.

Dean Gillispie, a man found to have been wrongfully convicted and awarded a $45 million verdict, is seeking a timeline on when he will be paid, but Miami Twp. — from which Gillispie is seeking payment...

Kettering Health has recently been sending out notices to patients whose personal data was breached following the May 20, 2025 cyberattack.

Ohio First Lady Fran DeWine, a longtime supporter of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, visited CareSource's Dayton headquarters this week to recognize the company's employee-led donation of more than $135,000 to the book gifting program.

The city of Kettering is making enhancements to its bike paths, including adding a bike path connector that will give pedestrians and cyclists a short cut between Kettering and Dayton — saving them a mile on the current alternative route.

The city of Kettering is planning to demolish part of the Wilmington Heights Shopping Center after its owners failed to bring the property up to code after more than 40 compliance visits.

Following an administrative error during the last election, five charter amendments will be going back before West Carrollton voters again in the upcoming May election.

“I couldn’t think of anything I would rather be doing as my last act as mayor.”

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control last week cut the number of vaccines it recommends for every child — a move that is concerning to local public health experts who worry this will create confusion for parents or lead to fewer children getting vaccinated.

Piper, Dayton Children’s newest canine co-pilot, is already making an impact on children struggling with mental health as Dayton Children’s Hospital prepares to start moving their mental health services to the recently completed Mathile Center for Mental Health and Wellness.

As the ongoing youth mental health crisis―frequently dubbed the “crisis of this generation” by Dayton Children’s―grows, Dayton Children’s is meeting children’s need for access to professional help with the opening of its $110 million Mathile Center for Mental Health and Wellness, which will start seeing patients July 15.

Kettering Health’s online patient portal, MyChart, is back online, after nearly three full weeks of being out of commission after a cyberattack took down the hospital organization’s technology systems.

As Kettering Health continues to recover from a May 20 cyberattack, the hospital system plans to get patient experiences back to normal by Monday, June 9, including restoring access to the online patient portal MyChart.

A ransomware group called Interlock is claiming to have released 941 GB of data stolen from Kettering Health on the dark web after taking credit for the May 20 cyberattack against the hospital organization, according to a cybersecurity firm and other technology news sites.

Dayton Children’s opened its latest outpatient care center in the Centerville and Washington Twp. area after first announcing the $11.8 million project in December 2023.

Kettering Health hopes its phone systems and health records software, Epic, will have more functionality next week, the hospital organization said in its latest update, which also recognized that a “small subset” of its records were accessed by an unauthorized user.

Kettering Health is no longer diverting first responders providing emergency medical services to other hospitals, according to its latest update amid its ongoing technology outage. This move brings Kettering Health’s emergency departments back to being fully operational as they return to accepting both walk-in patients and those transported by EMS.

Kettering Health Primary Care practices are open for walk-in appointments with its established patients, Kettering Health says in its latest update on its technology outage.

As the ongoing technology outage at Kettering Health continues, the hospital organization is seeing progress getting its systems back up online and more quickly compared to industry standards, the organization says.

Kettering Health believes the cyberattack that caused the ongoing system-wide technology outage was a ransomware, the health system confirmed, though they said they did not have any direct contact with the perpetrator and did not pay any ransom.

The city of Dayton may build a police station at East Fourth Street and St. Clair St. in downtown - between the RTA bus hub and the Oregon District.

Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County is looking to build up the number of volunteers it has in its region of the Ohio Medical Reserve Corps after a number of volunteers have left since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Numerous hospitals in the region received “A” grades on safety from the Leapfrog Group, an independent national watchdog organization that grades hospitals on how well they prevents medical errors and harm to patients.

Dayton Children’s has started construction on a new pediatric urgent care in West Dayton in an effort to widen its reach and connect with families in their neighborhood.

Nurses at Miami Valley Hospital are working on organizing to form a union, and organizers say they have been coming up against tough pushback from the hospital.