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Troy High School senior Alec Gunter shows off a pair of cuff links, one of several he wears to school.
A Dayton man whose car exploded Friday after a bomb was set in it declined to give information to police, telling them that he would handle it, according to an incident report.
Man arrested for soliciting sex from minor
A police report states that on May 8, suspect Aaron D. Farr approached the female when she got off a bus on Superior Avenue.
Wright-Patt Credit Union opens new branch
The Dayton area's largest credit union is preparing for future growth by rolling out its latest technological innovation this week with the opening of its Springboro branch.
Dayton nonprofit launches landscaping business for at-risk youth
A nonprofit after-school program has launched a landscaping business to provide more revenue for the organization and to provide employment for its participants.
Vickie Peoples, with Dayton Children's, talks patient and family experiences
Making sure that patients have a good experience with Children's Medical Center of Dayton is the job of every staff member, Vickie Peoples says.
Student who fell from UD dorm committed suicide
A two-month investigation has determined that a University of Dayton freshman who fell from a six-story dormitory window last month committed suicide.
Dayton airport flights among cheapest in nation
The Dayton International Airport posted an average domestic fare of $362 for the fourth quarter of 2012, placing it in the bottom half among the nation's 100 largest airports, according to a data from the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
2 injured in shootings along Kammer Avenue
Police are investigating a shooting incident along a three-block area on Kammer Avenue in which two people were injured.
Anti-Gay Event Offers Free Chick-fil-A
Cornerstone Baptist Temple in Dayton, Ohio took an ad out in their local paper offering $25 Chick-fil-A gift cards to married straight couples that attended an event honoring what the church called "Biblical marriage." In a statement to The Huffington Post, Chick-fil-A said the event was not sponsored by Chick-fil-A or any of its Dayton ... (more)
White House press secretary Jay Carney discusses favorite band
White House press secretary Jay Carney is questioned by the press during the daily briefing at the White House in Washington, May 20, 2013.
18 charged in cross state heroin ring
A two-year probe led U.S. Marshals investigators to evidence that heroin was being delivered from Dayton to hotel rooms and homes in the Portsmouth area, according to the U.S. District Court Southern District of Ohio indictments.
Police catch prostitute, customer in the act
A Centerville business owner said he was on his way home from a business trip early Thursday morning when he was arrested for soliciting a prostitute in Dayton, according to a police report.
One of the top prospects on Cincinnati's recruiting board is local product Vayante Copeland of Thurgood Marshall High School in Dayton, Ohio.
Ohio's larger cities lose population
DAYTON, OHIO: New U.S. Census estimates show that most large and medium-sized cities in Ohio lost population over the past two years, as many cities elsewhere saw gains.
Man claims pound of pot is for personal use
Dayton police arrested three people following the discovery of heroin and a large amount of marijuana in a vehicle during a traffic stop this morning.
Man under arrest damages police cruiser
A Dayton man who was already under arrest for domestic violence is also facing charges for criminal damaging and obstructing official business because he allegedly kicked and damaged the inside of a police cruiser.
Jury finds Dayton man guilty in child rape case
A Montgomery County Common Pleas jury reached a guilty verdict on all charges Wednesday afternoon in the case of a Dayton man accused of two counts of rape involving a child under 13, seven counts of gross sexual imposition involving a victim under 13 and two counts of importuning.
Dayton high on list of dog bite victims, payouts
Of course a dog's bite is worse than it's bark, and in the middle of National Dog Bite Prevention Week, that's not good for Dayton area mail carriers.