An Applebee’s in Miamisburg, Ohio was closed Saturday after employees discovered the building had been defaced with ...

A comedian and gospel singer who performed at President Ronald Reagan’s inauguration has died. Lulu Roman, best known for her different roles on “Hee Haw,” died Wednesday, April 23 at 78, according to ...

Cincinnati Public Schools is among fewer than 15 Ohio school districts that did not return a federal letter regarding civil ...

Five people are running for two available Dayton City Commission seats in 2025, but only four of them will appear on the November ballot. The candidate who gets the fewest votes in the May 6 runoff ...

FLYING PIG: Flying Pig Marathon, Half Marathon and 4-Person Relay, 6:30 a.m., Elm St., Downtown. The Victory Party takes ...

There was a community clean-up in the East Dayton Corridor this Saturday. The clean up was held on April 26, in preparation for ARTeBRATION and the upcoming Brick City Mural ...

Dayton residents can expect new ways to get out and get active this coming year as the city approved several large projects Monday that will focus on enhancing features of their community parks ...

Holly Drake, CISO, State of Ohio - Brooke Denney, Senior Information Security Engineer ... Inc. This event is free and open to the public. All McClure School students and friends of our programs are ...

13—Shawn Phillips Jr., the former Belmont High School student who completed his ... He then attended Dream City Christian in Glendale, Ariz., for his senior year. Former 2024 5-star recruit ...

SWANNANOA, N.C. (WLOS) — Families in Swannanoa gathered for a day of celebration and community bonding at Valley Hope Church on April 12. The event, known as Family Fun Day, not only marked the ...

In celebration of Earth Day later this month, the City of Guelph is set to host a tree-planting ... Rd. Planting begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 2 p.m. Trees offer a variety of community benefits, ...

Read more about all of the candidates and why community groups decided to endorse them. North Kansas City Schools voters approved a $175 million bond by a vote of about 80% in favor to 19% opposed.