As Dayton approaches a year since residents passed the public hospital levy, members of the Clergy Community Coalition urge Dayton Mayor Shenise Turner-Sloss to create a board to oversee the future of...

Montgomery County launched the new SafetyNet portal — a communitywide database that local leaders in government and healthcare say will help connect residents to resources when they’re in crisis.

Dayton leaders say the process to select the city’s next manager will include a national search, calling the transition of power a “meaningful opportunity” for the city.

Dayton Mayor Shenise Turner-Sloss is taking community connection one step at a time.

Dayton will renovate the men’s homelessness shelter on Gettysburg Avenue — the first-ever major renovation of the shelter space that serves more than 1,800 men annually.

More than 140 agencies accessed Dayton’s Flock camera system for searches related to immigration over the past three years, with more than half of the searches performed by the U.S.

For months, neighbors in Drexel called police and animal control, worried about large, vicious-looking dogs running loose through their streets.

The Ohio Society of Professional Journalists has announced the winners of its Ohio’s Best Journalism Contest, and the Dayton Daily News and its staff secured a collection of awards.

The Dayton Police Department has opened its $5.5 million West Patrol Operations building located at West Third Street and Abbey Avenue.

Dayton Mayor Shenise Turner-Sloss released what she calls a “flight plan” for the city’s future.

The Dayton Metro Library Board of Trustees in a special meeting on Thursday, June 4 voted to release Executive Director Jeffrey Trzeciak.

Senior Resource Connection, a provider of Meals on Wheels and other services for older adults, will be closing in the coming months.

Most motorists probably do not even notice them, but automated license plate readers are everywhere, constantly recording the plates and other visual information of passing cars in communities all acr...

Memorial Day is not just a day of reflection and mourning those who were lost to combat — it’s also a celebration of freedom, said officials and attendees of the

Dozens of Daytonians renewed calls to remove the city’s fixed-site automatic license plate readers system during its indefinite pause, and Dayton’s city commissioners were all in agreement.

The panel used to vet Dayton Police Department Chief Eric Henderson asked the then-prospective chief dozens of questions about technology, officer training, policing tactics and more during an hourslo...

Eric Henderson was sworn in as Dayton’s new police chief Thursday, May 7.

Dozens of Dayton residents are calling on city leaders to cancel their contract with an automated license plate reader vendor, remove the cameras from the city, release all audit reports

The Dayton Police Department’s temporary substation at 30 S. Main St. is now open.

Voters around the state will have until 7:30 p.m. today to cast their ballots on a number of races and issues, and we’ll have you covered throughout the day. You

The Dayton Police Department’s temporary substation at 30 S. Main St. is now open.

The Dayton Police Department has announced that it found that contrary to promises that access to Flock Automated License Plate Reader data would be kept restricted and specifically not available

For one wild hour on Friday morning, Kipper the wallaby was on the loose in greater downtown Dayton, leading to a massive, multi-agency search for the little guy.

The marketplace at the historic North Arcade represents the revival of something classic and work toward something new, developers say.

Members of the Dayton Tenants Union and others want the Dayton City Commission to require that all contracts approved by the city manager —regardless of whether they fall within her spending authority...

Montgomery County approved a three-month-long pilot program to increase transfer partnerships and behavioral support for dogs at the Animal Resource Center.

Dayton Metro Library is working with a consultant to make cultural changes within the workplace after a survey of nearly 300 library employees found that roughly 70% of respondents did not trust the library’s administration to make decisions on their behalf, among other findings.

The Montgomery County Job Center will be moving out of its current Dayton location before the end of May, and county officials will build a new center from the ground up in what they expect to be a $4...

Brown, Husted trade shots over Fuyao.

The Dayton Arcade next month will open the fully restored North Arcade and its marketplace to the public.

A former Montgomery County Auditor’s Office employee accused of theft and the destruction of nearly $190,000 in licensing fees pleaded guilty ahead of her trial.

The Miami Valley is joining other communities across the nation in assembling a unique alert system for immigration enforcement activity spotted in their neighborhoods.

President Donald Trump was elected to office on a promise to crack down on illegal immigration, railing against drug traffickers and “thugs” sneaking into the country and bringing with them violence a...

Local residents who received their partial food assistance payments on Wednesday said they felt both surprised and relieved by payments that appeared on their EBT cards.

Election Day is Tuesday, with thousands of local voters already casting a ballot on local issues and races that impact their communities.

Ohio will provide up to $25 million in support for food assistance to help families that may soon be affected by the anticipated suspension of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.

With no end in sight to the government shutdown, three federal programs could see a halt to funding that provides food, health education and childcare services to thousands of local residents.

The Dayton city commission approved a five-year, $1.4 million contract with a new concession company that plans to roll out several new restaurants at Dayton International Airport.

The deadline to register to vote or update voter registration for the Nov. 4 general election is Monday. Early voting will begin the next day.

Cheryl Dern, a Xenia resident, has lived on King Street since 1988. Hers is arguably one of the most pockmarked, pitted and potholed streets in the city — to the point some of her neighbors avoid driv...

Immigrants are far more likely than native-born citizens to start their own businesses, and leaders in Dayton-area entrepreneurism say these small business owners both power the local economy and make...

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One of Montgomery County’s government buildings was ranked among the 100 ugliest public buildings in America.

The Trump administration said it would consider reclassifying marijuana on the federal level.

The average Montgomery County resident discards six pounds of trash per day. A new campaign through the Montgomery County Environmental Learning Center aims to make students question what happens when...

Montgomery County’s care facility unveiled its American Rescue Plan Act-funded, all-inclusive playground for its nearly 100 residents.