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Fire at Dayton-area Kmart reported out
A fire reported tonight, July 10, at a Kmart store here has been declared under control, according to fire dispatch radio communications.
Dayton Childrena s appoints new manager of pastoral services
The Rev. Cecelia A.K. Sledge, senior pastor and administrator of RiverPoint Ministries United Methodist Church in Toledo, has been named manager of pastoral services at The Children's Medical Center of Dayton.
More Tickets Made Available for Dylan Show Tonight
One of the most popular singer/songwriters of the past forty years comes to Fifth-Third Field in Dayton for one show tonight, and fans who weren't able to get tickets to the sold out show now have a chance.
Dayton FOP President Calls Layoff Offer 'Extortion'
DAYTON, Ohio -- A day after leaders with the city of Dayton notified 11 Dayton police officers of their lay offs and then offered to conditionally recall them, the police Fraternal Order of Police president calls the city's actions "extortion." Eleven officers were notified Wednesday that they would lose their jobs at the beginning of August ...
The bodies of two people who apparently have been shot to death have been found tonight, July 8, inside a house at 857 S. Euclid Ave., police said.
Toddler dies after ATV accident
A Warren County toddler has died from injuries from a Monday, July 6, ATV accident in Wayne Twp.
11 Dayton police officers face layoffs
Eleven Dayton police officers have been called to a meeting today, July 8, to discuss their impending layoffs, said Randy Beane, president of the Dayton Fraternal Order of Police.
Statewide Amber Alert Issued For 2 Children Canceled
A statewide Amber Alert issued after two children were allegedly abducted Tuesday night has been canceled.
Car crashes into house in Dayton
A car smashed into a house in the 1900 block of East Siebenthaler Avenue early Wednesday morning, July 1, injuring the driver and frightening the resident of the house, according to a Dayton police dispatch supervisor.
Longtime local TV figure, Bob Wells, dies
Bob Wells, the former mayor of Middletown, died Sunday, July 5 at the age of 76.
Survey: City workers likely to move out of Dayton
The Ohio Supreme Count ended the debate over whether city employees should be required to live in Dayton, but speculation continues on how that decision will reshape the city's work force and neighborhoods.
Police: Dayton woman run over, killed by sister's car
A woman who had been fighting with her sister was killed Saturday, July 4, when she was run over by the sister's car during the dispute, police said.
Play recalls Ohio orphanage that housed thousands
XENIA, Ohio - A new play commemorates the thousands of children who passed through the now defunct Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphanage.
Dayton schools lose literacy, GED funds
Thirteen Dayton Public Schools staffers lost their jobs this week after the state informed the school district it will no longer fund its adult literacy and GED preparatory program, district officials said Thursday, July 2. Losing $729,000 in funding for the district's Adult Basic and Literacy Education program also means the roughly 400 Dayton ...
Greater Dayton health centers get $250,000 in federal funding
The Community Health Centers of Greater Dayton announced Wednesday, July 1, that it has been awarded $250,000 through the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Ground Broken For An Air Force Research Unit At Wright Patterson A.F.B.
Ground was broken for an Air Force research unit that will develop electronic surveillance networks to link sensor devices on the ground, in the air and in space.
Small businesses vital to economic recovery go bankrupt
Entrepreneurship and new small businesses are supposed to lead us out of the recession, just as they have in prior downturns, right? Sure.
Husted Political Football Kicked Back To Secretary Of State
The Montgomery County Board of Elections has deadlocked again over whether state Sen.
Dayton should cultivate aerospace manufacturing
Many of the articles written about the Dayton area's job losses and financial woes cry too much about what has happened in the past rather than what can be done in the future to solve the problems.
Rwandan presidential candidate plans to visit Dayton on Saturday
Rwandan presidential candidate and United Democratic Front party member Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza will be at the Dayton North Holiday Inn at 3 p.m. Saturday, June 27.
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