Kettering News

Carl Schooler says he can appreciate the need to clear trees away from power lines, especially since his home lost power for eight days after last fall's windstorm.

A mother going door-to-door asking for money was accused of stealing a package off someone's porch.

Many arrive; few are chosen. See the cream of the artists' crop at Rosewood Gallery for the 15th annual "The View," a popular Ohio landscape competition.

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 ...

Tilesha McClurkin wanted to join other Michael Jackson fans to celebrate his life, but she knew she wouldn't be able to go to whatever official memorial celebration might be held.

Michael Jackson permeated popular culture so thoroughly that people and towns nationwide with no connection to him are holding services in his honor.

Campers at the 7th Annual Cops & Kids Camp play soccer, dodgeball and wiffle ball at Indian Riffle Park on East Stroop Road in Kettering on July 1, 2009.

July 4 falls on a Saturday this year, and restaurants are taking different tacks to celebrate Independence Day.

Today's the day when a ruling will be made on whether State Senator Jon Husted is a legal resident of Kettering...maybe. The local board of elections, which tied on the issue of Ohio Sen.

Law enforcement officers on Jan. 25, 2005, remove garbage bags full of marijuana from a house on Klepinger after a drug raid yielded pot and several weapons, including three semiautomatic rifles.

Kettering officials are discussing plans to spend $1.5 million to renovate the inside of the Kettering City Government building at 3600 Shroyer Road.

Motorists traveling on South Dixie Highway near Dorothy Lane will have to endure lane closures and traffic restrictions at least until the end of July.

A land swap deal holding up a new Belmont High School is back on the table, giving hope to Dayton school officials that construction could start this year.

The Dayton Children's Outpatient Testing Center in Kettering will move to open at its new location at The Arbor Shopping Center at the corner of Far Hills Avenue and David Road at 4475 Far Hills Ave.

DAYTON - Amid Ohio's struggling economy, school officials are expecting an increased demand for a summer program that offers discount lunches to students.

A Tony Spragg and Phillip Textor have different perspectives on almost half a billion dollars in construction on the highways around Dayton.

An Ohio family isn't sure where its robot doll went but is glad to have its unusual yard decoration back.

Kettering City Schools has filled two principal positions and one administrative positions, according to Kari Basson, district spokeswoman.

Teresa McDade was looking forward to buying new clothes for"Bubby", her 36 inch tall robot lawn decoration, this summer.

Teresa McDade was looking forward to buying new clothes for "Bubby", her 36-inch tall robot lawn decoration, this summer.