The conflict between government oversight and local control was the main theme in education-related stories in 2025, with the discord likely to continue into 2026.

Amaël L’Etang and Malcolm Thomas will not play for the Dayton Flyers at 2 p.m. Wednesday in their Atlantic 10 Conference opener against Fordham at UD Arena.

Tony McCollister, 43, is charged with pandering obscenity involving a minor, a felony, and sexual conduct with an animal, a misdemeanor. He waived his right to a preliminary hearing Tuesday in Warren ...

Longtime WHIO-TV reporter Steve Baker died Wednesday morning, his family confirmed. He was 79. Baker joined the WHIO family in 1980, following in his father’s footsteps. He spent almost four decades ...

When she was growing up in the woods outside of Florence, Wisconsin, a glorified crossroads in the upper reaches of the state two hours north of Green Bay, Kari Hoffman – the Wright State women’s ...

Wright State had reason to celebrate its convincing 88-73 win Monday over Oakland, a team that had come within 10 points of Purdue and Michigan State this season.

Two Ohio lawmakers want to name two miles of Interstate 70 in Franklin County after President Donald J. Trump.

Ohioans earning minimum wage will see a slight increase to their pay in 2026 once the state’s minimum bumps up from $10.70 to $11 an hour for non-tipped employees, reflecting inflation.

Centerville and Washington Twp. saw growth on multiple fronts in 2025, from expanding retail offerings and residential projects to enhanced or new public services and infrastructure.

This weekend, there will be many events taking place across the Dayton area including comedy shows, hikes and yoga.

Meredith Moss has been writing for the Dayton Daily News for decades. She writes "On the Arts” features and the “Make a Difference” column focusing on non-profits. She volunteers and has received the ...

Members of the Miami Valley Immigration Coalition are reporting a “high level of fear and anxiety among community members” amid ramped-up immigration enforcement in Ohio.