Dayton News

A Dayton philanthropist, educator and entrepreneur has received an honorary doctorate from Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, Ind.

The Ohio Department of Transportation has unveiled a map identifying interstate highway locations where motorists will be legally permitted to drive 70 miles per hour beginning this summer.

The half-day conference, designed to encourage and educate young CPAs, will include interactive sessions covering new management expectations after a promotion, work-life balance and encountering ethical issues.

As the economy shows signs of improvement, many be eyeballing a new luxury ride.

The Dayton Business Journal has named four new members to the 40 Under 40 Hall of Fame, with the induction ceremony to take place at the 2013 40 Under 40 awards banquet Thursday evening in downtown Dayton.

June Dayton, Ohio event with Kayla Martell, Bob Rider and Rhonda McCarthy New national forum offers complimentary support for women in need! The new national tour of Women's Hair Loss Seminars continues with great success.

A longtime resident of the Kettering Tower is downsizing after operating in excess space for several years.

Community leaders from the Dayton region are in Washington, D.C. through Tuesday for the 29th annual "Fly-in." The Dayton Development Coalition leads the event, which is used to formally deliver regional funding priorities to the Congressional delegation.

A lawn maintenance worker who drove too close to a high-pressure gas system damaged a valve on a gas meter Monday evening and caused a leak that prompted an evacuation.

The trial of a Dayton man indicted on 56 criminal counts accusing him of sexually assaulting and videotaping several children under 13 began Monday afternoon.

Residents on Westwood Avenue in Dayton reported hearing a "crack" and then a loud "boom" at about 11 p.m. Sunday and one man looked out the window to find his car engulfed in flames.

Speeding is big business. There's no money to be made from it as an individual of course, unless you subscribe to the theory "time is money". But the U.S. Census Bureau estimates 100,000 Americans are ticketed for speeding every day, at an average cost of $150 per ticket--$5.5 billion a year in revenue.

For 35 years, Ford's Supplier Diversity Development program has been cultivating successful relationships between the company and its minority, women and veteran-owned supplier businesses.

A Dayton company has struck a deal with a local union to expand its business. Copp Systems Integrator, a 22-employee electronics and security integration firm, recently became signatory with IBEW Local 82 and hired a union member to be director of development for its new commercial electrical department.

Many colleges are offering more merit aid to recruit high-achieving students - often, advocates say, to the detriment of low-income students.

An Ohio Highway Patrol trooper suffered minor injuries and two cruisers were damaged during a crash that ended a high-speed pursuit involving a stolen vehicle from Dayton, according to reports.

A man who was rappelling at Hocking Hills State Forest was killed on Saturday when he fell 130 feet from a cliff.

Columbus plans to consolidate its police and fire 911 call centers and replace uniformed dispatchers with civilians, a move that drew a threat of a political "bloodbath" from the firefighters' union president.

Brazil's highest court has annulled the trial of rancher Vitalmiro Bastos de Moura, convicted of masterminding the 2005 assassination of U.S.-born Sr.

A Dayton-area defense firm has landed a spot on a $271 million U.S. Air Force deal, marking it's second major win in the past two months.