Huber Heights News

As the U.S. Senate prepares to vote tonight, Nov. 21, to bring the health care bill to the floor for debate, Dayton-area religious leaders attempted to rally local support for health care reform.

Behr Thermal Products workers cast ballots Tuesday, Nov. 24, on a proposed contract the company says may decide the fate of its Webster Street plant.

A Huber Heights woman contacted the Better Business Bureau inquiring about a job posting she found on the CareerBuilder Web site.

One board member declared the outcome of the failed bond issue on Nov. 3 a victory.

November gas prices continue the see-saw seen in recent months, though the recent trend is falling prices.

Springfield Police are investigating a shooting in the 500 block of Rebecca Drive Monday, Nov.

Shane Wright was a concession stand clerk the last time a midnight showing sold out at Showcase Huber Heights.

The state of Ohio is home to a number of living historical farms and museums. Actors and historians dressed in period clothing are ready to guide visitors through a tour of life in Ohio as the early settlers would have experienced.

Exercising in a hallway, Sean Clifton lets go. Every step requires laser-like focus.

Two new restaurants are coming to Troy - and they'll compete head-to-head for the burrito market.

Voters cast their ballots at the Huber Branch of the Dayton and Montgomery County Public Library in Huber Heights, Ohio, during election day, Tuesday, Nov.

Warren County Coroner Dr. Russell Uptegrove tentatively confirmed today, Nov. 6 the identities of three men killed in a Lebanon house fire in October.

Brian Walton, the former 3rd Ward city councilman who was replaced after he was sent to Iraq as a civilian contractor, was elected to the seat on Tuesday, Nov.

After seven hours of deliberations, jurors in Terrell Yarbrough's murder trial were allowed to go home at approximately 11:40 p.m. Monday by Judge John F. DiSalle, with proceedings to reconvene at 11 a.m. today.

The Dayton Noon Kiwanis Club elected its 2009-10 officers. The officers are President Mark Guerrero, Oakwood; President Elect Anthony Whitmore, Huber Heights; Vice President Diane Graham, Dayton; Treasurer Randy Kramer, Beavercreek; Secretary Laura Erbaugh, Kettering; Assistant Secretary Harry Bradbury, Centerville; and Chuck Sousa Immediate Past ...

College of Mount St. Joesph Police arrested a student Friday after they say he confessed to keying a car.

Dayton Police said a man died after being shot and falling in the middle of a Dayton Intersection.

Kim White broke her dad's rule about no makeup when she was a kid and in retrospect, that might have been a good thing.

A man accused of stabbing another man June 25 near a Huber Heights bar pleaded guilty to one count of felonious assault Monday, Oct.

A Huber Heights police officer was injured while attempting to make a DUI stop at Brandt Pike and Nebraska Avenue early Tuesday, Oct.