Celebrate Schuster Center's Anniversary with Gala Concert, Other Events
DAYTON -- The Benjamin & Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center turns 10 on March 1, and you're invited to the year-long celebration, which includes the following events:GALA CONCERT ⢠Friday,...
View ArticleUPDATE: Injured Trooper Identified as 26-Year-Old Brent Hill
FRANKLIN -- Tooper Brent E. Hill, 26, remains hospitalized in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle on I-75.The vehicle that hit the trooper, a 1996 Buick Riviera, was driven by Andrew T....
View ArticleFlash Fire Quickly Extinguished at Vandalia Plant
VANDALIA -- A flash fire Thursday morning at a chemical company was contained by the building's automated fire suppression system. The Vandalia Fire Department responded and spent most of their time on...
View ArticleEPA Tightens Fish Advisory for Great Miami River
MIAMI VALLEY -- The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has updated its fish consumption advisory and has add a more restrictive advisory for certain fish found in the Great Miami River.According to...
View ArticleHeidelberg's Move to Moraine is Lifting Spirits
MORAINE -- Every day, thousand upon thousands of people drive by the old Cooper Tire facility on I-75 in Moraine, and now after nearly four years of sitting empty, the old building is finally seeing...
View ArticleLocal Meals on Wheels Prepare for Looming Sequestration
DAYTON â Many programs relying on federal dollars could be in limbo as possible sequestration budget cuts loom. For the people working with Montgomery Countyâs Meals on Wheels program, their day...
View ArticleU.S. Ambassador to Vatican Tells What He Wants in New Pope
DAYTON -- UD professor of faith and culture Miguel Diaz served as the U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican from 2009-2012."I did notice his energy, It was difficult for him to engage in this kind of...
View ArticleFather of Young Rapper Under Investigation
BROCKTON, Mass. (AP) -- A lawyer for the family of a 9-year-old Massachusetts rapper who appears in sexually suggestive videos is criticizing authorities' decision to investigate whether the boy is the...
View ArticleSpringfield Man Facing 14th OVI Charge
UPDATE: The man who was busted for his 14 OVI appeared in court Thursday, and said he was sorry."I haven't drank for a long time'', William Newman said, ''and I got around the wrong crowd and I had a...
View ArticleSinclair/DirecTV Deal Done
UNDATED -- If you're watching us on DirecTV, you can keep watching!You may have noticed over the past couple of weeks that we've been running crawls at the bottom of the screen about negotiations...
View ArticleTeradata Named One of the Best Places in the Country to Work
MIAMI TOWNSHIP -- Teradata is named one of the best places to work in the country.The Miami Township company has been recognized by the financial services company, Motley Fool's.They say it's one of...
View ArticleDayton Police Working with Clergy to Fight Crime
DAYTON--Local clergy are working with law enforcement to reduce gun violence.Today they all met for the first time this year to discuss how the the faith community can support victims of violence.The...
View ArticleMove Over, Slow Down Law Supposed to Protect Officers
DAYTON-- The Trooper struck on I-75 remains in critical, but stable condition Thursday afternoon at Miami Valley Hospital. Ohio Highway Patrol Trooper Brent Hill was struck...
View ArticleCity Leaders Hold Anti-Violence Meeting
DAYTON -- Dayton city leaders are looking to stop the gun violence, after six homicides in less than a week. The human relations council held a public meeting tonight to discuss solutions and offer...
View ArticleTransformer Explodes at Medical Center
DAYTON -- A transformer blew in the basement of One Elizabeth Place. The explosion started a small electrical fire in the vault area of the building. The fire was put out quickly.Fortunately, all the...
View ArticleFirst Citizen's Police Academy in 10 Years
DAYTON -- For the first time in ten years, Dayton citizens will be on patrol to help clean up the streets. Dozens came out tonight for the first Citizen's Police Academy meeting. During the 13 week...
View ArticleLocal Schools Sue State Auditor
DAYTON -- A Dayton charter school group is suing the State Auditor's Office. The Superintendent of the Richard Allen Schools says the suit was filed about four months ago. Dr. Michelle Thomas says...
View ArticleA Look Inside the State's New Dangerous Animal Holding Facility
REYNOLDSBURG -- We are getting the first look at the new 20,000 square foot exotic animal facility. It's in Reynoldsburg on the Ohio Department of Agriculture campus. This new building will house any...
View ArticleEmaciated Dog Put Down; Graphic Photos
Due to the severe graphic nature of the attached images, viewer discretion is advised. The photos are of Bruiser in October 2012 when he left the facility and of Bruiser on February 25, 2013.BUTLER...
View ArticleDayton Police Investigate East Dayton Shooting
DAYTON -- Dayton Police say a young man was shot in the stomach in the backyard of a home on Linden Avenue.Around 3 p.m. on Thursday officers responded to a shooting in the back yard of 78 Linden...
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