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Weather Rollercoaster This Week | Dayton News
Weather’s turning into a wild ride—expect heavy rain and thunderstorms today, with temps climbing into the 80s. Next week brings scattered showers and cooler temps in the 70s, then a crisp fall chill by Thursday and Friday, with mornings dipping into the 50s. Stay prepared—umbrella in hand, and plan for a rollercoaster week.
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Caleb Flynn Trial Begins | Dayton News
The Caleb Flynn murder trial has officially begun, with jury selection underway and court adjourned until Monday. Allegations are chilling: Flynn is accused of dismembering his ex-girlfriend, burning her remains, and sending deceptive texts to mislead investigators. The case carries profound human weight, especially for the victim’s loved ones. As the prosecution prepares to present evidence

Hamilton Challenges Party Leadership | Dayton News
In Kansas, Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton is turning heads with his moderate, unifying message—calling out both parties and rejecting Chuck Schumer’s leadership to push for bipartisan solutions. His focus on real issues like tariffs, healthcare, and immigration is resonating with frustrated independents, putting him ahead of Republican incumbent Roger Marshall in key polls. With ov

Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Case | Dayton News
The Lindsay Clancy trial ended in a mistrial as jurors couldn’t reach a unanimous verdict, with one juror, Michael Desronvil, firmly believing Clancy was criminally responsible for strangling her three children. Desronvil, who felt Clancy understood right from wrong and acted with premeditation, was repeatedly interrupted during deliberations. While Clancy admitted to the crime but claimed in

Affair, Texts, and Murder Trial | Dayton News
Prosecutors paint a damning picture of Caleb Flynn, alleging he murdered his wife Ashley after a year-long affair and sent chilling texts expressing hatred and a desire to be free of her—some just hours before her death. With over 100,000 messages between Caleb and his mistress, the state argues motive is clear. But the defense fiercely counters, calling the case built on circumstantial evide

Missing Senior in Urbana Needs Your Help | Dayton News
A 74-year-old woman with early-stage memory issues, Victoria McCafferty, went missing on Central Avenue in Urbana around noon yesterday. Standing 5’3”, weighing 120 lbs, with red hair and blue eyes, she was last seen wearing a white and green plaid shirt. Police urgently seek public help—anyone who sees her or has info should call 9-1-1 or the Urbana PD at 937-652-4350. Time is critical.

Six-Vehicle Pile-Up on I-70 | Dayton News
A brutal six-vehicle pile-up on I-70 in Clark County early September 18th left one dead, two seriously injured, and sent shockwaves through the highway—starting when a semi lost control, flipped, and blocked lanes, triggering a deadly chain reaction that spilled into both directions.
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From Shooting Victim to Track Star | Dayton News
A shooting that left one dead and six injured at the University of Cincinnati has sparked urgent conversations about campus safety — but one survivor’s story shines brighter: Mikiahya Greene, shot in the back at 20 during a violent argument, was told she might never walk again. Three years later, she’s not only thriving as a student but competing on the university’s para track and field team.

Shooting at Fountain Ave Under Investigation | Dayton News
Shooting at Fountain Ave Under Investigation | Dayton News

Gas Prices Surge as Oil Routes Disrupted | Dayton News
Gas prices are skyrocketing as Saudi Arabia faces a major oil crisis after a drone strike crippled a key pipeline moving seven million barrels daily. With repairs uncertain—possibly taking weeks to months—the kingdom’s supply crunch is hitting U.S. consumers hard: national gas averages $4.46, diesel hits a record $6.44, and California diesel tops $8.39. Sixty-one percent of voters now see hig

Trump Allegedly Bans Outlets From White House | Dayton News
Trump’s rumored ban on CNN, Politico, and “MSNOW” from the White House has sparked legal and political intrigue—raising questions about press access, First Amendment rights, and whether this move is retaliation for tough reporting. While no official details have emerged, history shows similar tensions, like CNN’s Kaitlan Collins being barred in 2018 for pressing questions. The situation under

Kansas Senate Race Too Close to Call | Dayton News
Kansas is heating up politically as Democrat Adam Hamilton, a pastor, closes the gap with Republican Senator Roger Marshall in a razor-thin Senate race—just two points apart, within the margin of error. If Hamilton wins, it would be the first time a Democrat has held this seat since 1932 and could signal a broader shift across traditionally red states like Texas, Alaska, and Ohio. Voters are

Scam Alert Darke County Sheriff | Dayton News
Scam Alert Darke County Sheriff | Dayton News

Jake Paul Tours Treasury With Bessent | Dayton News
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent welcomed Jake Paul to the Treasury Department, framing his rise from YouTube star to boxer and entrepreneur as a quintessential American success story. The casual visit—complete with selfies beside Hamilton portraits—signals growing political intrigue around Paul, even as Bessent downplays any official role. It’s a striking moment where internet fame meets eco

Girlfriend Accused in 3-Year-Old Murder | Dayton News
A woman accused of tampering with evidence in a 2023 murder case is back in Ohio after being arrested in Illinois. Tamika Steele, the girlfriend of victim Damien Canady, allegedly took his cell phone — a key piece of evidence — after he was shot multiple times in his driveway. Police are still searching for motive and witnesses, urging anyone with info to come forward anonymously or directly

Father Charged in Infant’s Death | Dayton News
A 34-year-old father in Cincinnati faces life in prison after being indicted for the death of his 23-day-old daughter, Naomi, who suffered a fractured skull and brain bleeding. Evans, already convicted in 2017 for abusing his 3-week-old son, is now charged with aggravated murder and child endangering. Police say he was the only adult present during the incident, which occurred on September 5.

Grandmother Seeks Release Amid Abuse Case | Dayton News
Grandma Christina Siders, jailed in the Vinton County child abuse case, is pushing for release after a new psychotherapy evaluation found her no danger to herself or others. Her defense argues prosecutors’ claims of risk are invalid and force defendants into a legal bind between trial rights and bail. While facing reduced charges — two second-degree felonies tied to one child plus other offen

Luke Bryan Farm Tour Traffic Alert | Dayton News
Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour is hitting Millersport tonight—and it’s causing major traffic chaos. With massive crowds expected, officials are urging drivers to use alternate routes like I-70 East to SR 37 or SR 10 to SR 204, or US 33 to SR 37. But don’t just head to the concert—Thornville’s Lost Lands Music Festival and Backwoods Fest are also drawing huge crowds, turning the whole region into a gr

Pickle Lodge Unveils Massive New Facility | Dayton News
Pickleball’s biggest brand, The Pickle Lodge, is set to unveil its massive 60,000-square-foot Lunken Landing facility on September 21st — a game-changing expansion that’s been brewing since 2023 and marks the company’s bold leap into the future of the sport.
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Cop Lets Illegal Driver Go, Sheriff Steps In | Dayton News
A West Chester cop cites Salvador Hernandez for a minor fender bender—no injuries, just unsafe passing—but the real drama unfolds when it’s revealed he’s on an ICE hold. The sheriff’s office steps in, arrests him, and publicly clashes with local police over how immigration cases should be handled, sparking a heated debate about inter-agency cooperation and enforcement priorities.
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Missing Elderly Woman in Urbana | Dayton News
A 74-year-old woman with red hair and blue eyes, Victoria McCafferty, went missing from her Urbana home last Friday morning. She has medical concerns that make her search urgent. Last seen wearing a green and white plaid shirt, authorities are asking the public to help locate her — if you see her or have any info, call 911 or the Champaign County Communications Center immediately.
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Brother Shoots Brother in Ohio Home | Dayton News
A shocking family tragedy unfolded in North Olmsted, Ohio, when 18-year-old Ameen Farraj faces murder charges after allegedly shooting his 22-year-old brother Abdulla inside their home. The violent altercation, reported around 2:30 PM on September 16th, erupted after Abdulla reportedly attacked their mother — prompting Ameen to intervene and call 911. Both Abdulla and their mother were hospit

Former Employee Accused of Arson | Dayton News
A former employee, 38-year-old Nicholas Hake, faces serious arson charges after allegedly setting fire to two vehicles used by Inner City Youth Opportunities to serve at-risk kids. The incident occurred in Roselawn on August 25, and video evidence reportedly shows Hake starting the fires shortly after being fired. He’s been released on $20,000 bond with strict orders to stay away from the non

Pentagon Tests Troops for Low Testosterone | Dayton News
The Pentagon’s launching a new health initiative: all male service members 30 and older will now be routinely tested for low testosterone as part of annual check-ups, aiming to boost readiness and catch imbalances early. While under-30s can opt in, women’s testing guidelines are still in development. Crucially, a low result doesn’t mean automatic treatment—doctors must weigh risks like fertil

Trump Announces Drug Pricing Reform | Dayton News
President Trump is set to unveil a major new policy today aimed at slashing prescription drug costs across the U.S., focusing on “most favored nation” pricing — a system that would align Medicaid drug prices with those in other developed countries. Governors are expected to join him in the Oval Office as he pushes this long-awaited reform, designed to end the U.S.’s habit of paying far more f

Donut Chase Turns Violent | Dayton News
Dayton cops investigating donuts on Conley Street hit a snag when a crowd erupted—leading to arrests and felony charges after two men, ages 23 and 54, blocked officers trying to detain a suspect with stolen plates.
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York College Porch Assault Unfolds | Dayton News
A terrifying attack erupted on a York College porch when a group of female students were allegedly assaulted after strangers—drawn by a nearby car crash—refused to leave their property. Hair-pulling, punches, and chaos unfolded on video, while victims say police response was dangerously delayed, leaving them feeling abandoned. Authorities are still investigating, and identities remain unknown

Illegal Driver Behind the Wheel | Dayton News
A 26-year-old undocumented immigrant, Hidalgo Salvador Hernandez, caused a crash in Butler County by rear-ending a 91-year-old driver — he was ticketed for following too closely and driving without a license. But after the crash, authorities discovered his immigration status, leading to his arrest via an ICE detainer and current detention at the county jail. Sheriff Richard K. Jones urged loc

Xenia Tightens Rules on E-Bikes and More | Dayton News
Xenia’s cracking down on e-bikes, e-motos, and gas-powered rides—police will be out enforcing traffic laws and city codes on streets, trails, and parks. City council is eyeing legal tweaks to boost officer authority and clarify parental responsibility, especially as younger riders surge. Safety and accountability are top priorities as officials push for clearer rules and public awareness ahea

Ohio Races Tightening Fast | Dayton News
Ohio’s Senate and governor races are neck-and-neck, with Sherrod Brown and Amy Acton each holding slim three-point leads over Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy—barely outside the margin of error. Voters may say they prefer the Democrats, but more expect Republicans to win, revealing a gap between stated preference and perception. All candidates except Brown face unfavorable ratings, with Acton’s

Fetterman Backs Down on Piker | Dayton News
Senator John Fetterman has quietly backed off his public feud with streamer Hasan Piker, admitting he’s “lost to Hasan Piker” in a battle he can’t win — a move that underscores how online influencers like Piker are reshaping political strategy. The tension stems from Piker’s controversial remarks, including calling the U.S. worse than al-Qaeda, which opponents of Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul

Cincinnati Zoo Loses Beloved Cougar Joseph | Dayton News
Cincinnati Zoo Loses Beloved Cougar Joseph | Dayton News

Torch Lit for the Missing | Dayton News
At Wright Patterson Air Force Base, a 24-hour vigil honored POWs and the missing in action, with service members marching while reading names and carrying a torch symbolizing enduring remembrance. One poignant story: WWII veteran Bob Doolan, shot down on his 13th mission, endured over a year as a POW but stayed resilient—writing a prayer of hope for fellow prisoners before returning home to l

Jury Finds Woman Guilty in Reporter's Death | Dayton News
A Kansas City sports reporter was found dead in his New Orleans hotel room during Super Bowl week, allegedly from alcohol and Xanax. A jury convicted his alleged accomplice, Danette Colbert, of negligent homicide after prosecutors revealed a scheme where women lured men to their rooms, drugged them, and stole their belongings. Colbert’s partner, Rickey White, was convicted of racketeering but

Teen Driver Flips Car in Greene County | Dayton News
Teen Driver Flips Car in Greene County | Dayton News

Shooting Scene Found on Fountain Ave | Dayton News
At 2:30 AM Friday, a 21-year-old woman arrived at the hospital with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound—but her intoxicated companions couldn’t explain what happened. Police tracked the scene to Fountain Avenue, where they found a shattered car window and gunfire damage to a nearby home. The Dayton Police are now piecing together the chaotic events, grappling with unreliable witnesses and sc

Your 2026 Election Guide | Dayton News
2026 elections are coming—and they’re bigger than you think: all 435 House seats and 35 Senate races are up for grabs, plus state and local contests depending on your zip code. The outcome will shape Washington’s power balance for two years. Know who’s running in your district? Check your state’s official election site. Early voting and mail-in ballots are options—but rules vary wildly by sta

Fall Equinox and the Chill Ahead | Dayton News
Fall officially begins Tuesday, September 22, with the autumnal equinox — when the sun hovers over the equator and daylight starts shrinking in the Northern Hemisphere. While you might expect perfectly equal day and night, atmospheric tricks make it off by a minute or two. The real story? Chilly temps are on the way, with highs dropping from the 70s to the 50s by November. And here’s a twist:

Trump’s Name Carved Into USIP Building | Dayton News
Former board members of the U.S. Institute of Peace, recently ousted by the Trump administration, are suing to block the carving of President Trump’s name onto the institute’s headquarters — a move they argue would irreparably damage the building’s symbolic independence and historical integrity. The institute, funded largely by private donors since its 1984 founding, now faces a legal battle

Clancy Trial Ends in Mistrial as Accusations Mount | Dayton News
The Lindsay Clancy trial ended in a mistrial as jurors couldn’t agree on her criminal responsibility for the deaths of her three children. Online, especially on TikTok, speculation has shifted to her ex-husband Patrick Clancy, with some accusing him of involvement — claims he and his new wife Rachel Danis strongly deny. Danis called the attacks “twisted,” praising Patrick as a supportive dad,

Civic Knowledge Gap in America | Dayton News
New data from the Annenberg Civics Survey reveals a troubling gap: 35% of adults couldn’t name all three branches of government, highlighting a serious decline in basic civic knowledge. Yet, 65% got it right — and surprisingly, 76% correctly understood birthright citizenship. Experts warn this ignorance undermines democracy, calling for urgent reform in civic education to empower citizens to

Drugged Driver Causes Chain of Tragedies | Dayton News
A woman charged with murder caused a deadly crash while driving impaired and the wrong way, killing two on a city bus — and then, tragically, her wreck brought down a news helicopter, claiming three more lives. Now investigators are piecing together the chaos: audio from the doomed chopper reveals engine warnings and pilots’ growing panic as it spiraled into disaster. The NTSB is racing to de

Man Indicted in Fatal Head-On Crash | Dayton News
A 33-year-old man, Alvaro Uribe-Gonzalez, faces multiple felony charges—including aggravated vehicular homicide and DUI—after a head-on crash on U.S. Route 33 that killed 23-year-old teacher Cameron Lyon and critically injured his fiancée. Authorities suspect alcohol and wrong-way driving caused the collision. With bond set at $5 million and prosecutors seeking no-bond custody due to immigrat

Pentagon Releases New UAP Files | Dayton News
The Pentagon just dropped six new declassified UAP files — including vintage film, cellphone videos, and classified DIA docs — all labeled “unresolved” not because aliens are involved, but because we simply don’t have enough data. One 1952 Navy footage from Utah baffled Project Blue Book back then; a recent Colorado cop video shows a silent, flashing object — though AARO warns phone cameras c

Semi Truck Flips on I-70 | Dayton News
A semi-truck flipped violently on I-70 in Clark County around 2:20 AM, slamming into a median wall and blocking both lanes—causing gridlock and chaos. Two others in a separate vehicle were injured and rushed to the hospital, though their condition remains unclear. Emergency crews worked tirelessly to clear the wreckage and restore traffic flow near the I-70/SR-4 intersection. The Ohio State H

Fatal Crash on Horatio Harris Creek Road | Dayton News
A tragic single-vehicle crash in Adams Township claims the life of 23-year-old Tyler Etter after his Dodge Challenger veered off the road, slammed into a utility pole, and flipped multiple times. The passenger, though injured, is expected to survive. Authorities are now investigating what caused the loss of control, urging caution as this heartbreaking incident underscores the deadly risks on

Caleb Flynn Trial Day 2 Live | Dayton News
The Caleb Flynn trial kicks off its second day with high stakes and national attention, as prosecutors and defense attorneys prepare to present opening statements. Flynn faces murder charges in the February death of his wife, Ashley, in Tipp City — a case that’s gripped the community since the tragedy. With jury selection completed yesterday, today’s proceedings promise intense courtroom dram

Tragic Highway Worker Fatality | Dayton News
A tragic early morning collision on a highway construction site near SR 747 in Springdale claimed the life of a worker struck by a vehicle just before dawn. The deceased, whose identity remains undisclosed, succumbed to injuries at Bethesda North Hospital. Authorities confirm the driver was not under the influence, though details are still pending. The roadway was briefly closed for investiga

Ohio Drivers Race for 40-Cent Gas Deal | Dayton News
United Dairy Farmers unleashed a four-hour gas sale that had Ohio drivers lining up around buildings—cars stretching back for blocks—to snag 40 cents off every gallon before the clock ran out. Members got an extra perk, and those who filled up during the window locked in the discount until midnight. With prices still above the national average, this was a rare relief for cash-strapped motoris

The Fridge’s Big Travel Giveaway | Dayton News
One Hundred and Five Point Five The Fridge is throwing a major listener appreciation party with a chance to win a trip anywhere in the U.S.—yes, really. Host Kevin Begley just dropped the simple steps to enter, making it easy for anyone to play. Beyond the big prize, the station’s weekend events are already drawing crowds downtown, turning tunes into community vibes. It’s not just about music

Crew vs Montreal: Cup Boost or League Struggle | Dayton News
Columbus Crew and CF Montreal are both desperate for a breakthrough as they clash in a high-stakes MLS showdown—both teams have been struggling in league play but came out victorious in their respective cup matches this week, giving them a much-needed confidence boost heading into this crucial game. With just 11 games left and nine points behind the final playoff spot, Columbus is under immen

Columbus Halts Flock Cameras After Misuse | Dayton News
Columbus halts Flock Safety cameras after misuse scandal, sparking urgent calls for justice in a crash that left a child critically injured — and raising alarms over surveillance overreach and racial bias in automated policing.
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Shooting in Columbus Leaves One Critical | Dayton News
A shocking shooting in Columbus on September 17th left a 24-year-old critically injured after being shot near East Fifth Avenue. The suspect, 30-year-old Clifton Deshawn Battle Junior, was quickly identified and taken into custody facing charges of felonious assault and having a weapon. While the arrest was swift, investigators are still piecing together the full story. If you have any info,

Coach Arrested for Sexually Exploitative Acts | Dayton News
A volunteer soccer coach in Obetz, Ohio, was arrested on felony charges for sending explicit material involving a minor and soliciting sexual content — a shocking betrayal that has shattered trust in the local youth sports community. The coach, immediately suspended and barred from all coaching duties, underscores the program’s strict background check policy. Parents are now rallying to prote

Caleb Flynn Trial and Local Headlines | Dayton News
The Caleb Flynn murder trial just kicked off with jaw-dropping developments — the jury will tour the crime scene home, and the case is only getting darker. Meanwhile, Montgomery County’s 2026 political race is heating up, a Kettering man faces horrific charges involving dismemberment and arson, AES Ohio’s parent company gets regulatory approval with major ripple effects, and an Oakwood beauty

Trump Considers Annihilation of Iran | Dayton News
Trump threatens to annihilate Iran amid rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, where a tanker was struck and fires erupted — Iran claims responsibility. As he prepares to meet Gulf leaders at the UN, the U.S. faces mounting pressure over alleged war crimes, including strikes that killed over 150 civilians at a school and hit a sports complex — with no official U.S. admission or Pentagon fin

Major Trial, Missing Girl, Fire Update | Dayton News
A major trial kicks off today as Caleb Flynn stands accused of murdering his wife, Ashley Flynn, with a jury now seated. Meanwhile, Dayton police urgently seek public help in locating a missing 13-year-old girl. Emergency crews are on scene after a fire broke out at Riverside Healthcare Center, with details still unfolding. And in another serious development, new court filings in a Kettering

I-70 Shutdown After Semitruck Flip | Dayton News
Major I-70 shutdown in Ohio after semitruck flips at 2:22 AM, closing all westbound lanes past Enon Road—eastbound left lane also blocked, causing massive backups. Still no reopening as of 8:50 AM; updates coming soon.
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Ms Rachel Matches Macklemore's Gaza Donation | Dayton News
Ms. Rachel is matching Macklemore’s $1 million donation to aid groups in Gaza, calling on wealthy white celebrities to follow suit and speak out against what she calls genocide — as Macklemore himself redirected his tour earnings to humanitarian causes after being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour for his stance. Meanwhile, Robert Kraft and Ed Sheeran each pledged $2 million, following Kraft’s i

Ms Rachel Matches Macklemore's Gaza Donation | Dayton News
Ms. Rachel is matching Macklemore’s $1 million donation to aid groups in Gaza, calling on wealthy white celebrities to follow suit and speak out against what she calls genocide — as Macklemore himself redirected his tour earnings to humanitarian causes after being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour for his stance. Meanwhile, Robert Kraft and Ed Sheeran each pledged $2 million, following Kraft’s i

Buffett Steps Down, Legacy Lives On | Dayton News
Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway after 50 years, handing the reins to his son Howard while Greg Abel takes over as CEO — a seamless transition built on legacy, culture, and confidence in the next generation to uphold Buffett’s unparalleled record of growth and values.
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Rainy Weekend with Flooding Risk | Dayton News
Rain’s sticking around the Miami Valley this weekend—expect steady, heavy downpours, especially Saturday and Sunday mornings, with totals of 1-2 inches and possible flooding. A slight risk of stronger storms Sunday could bring strong winds or hail. Rain lingers through Tuesday, but temps drop sharply into the low 70s by next week.
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James Grubbs Back in Custody | Dayton News
James Grubbs Back in Custody | Dayton News

Montgomery County OVI Checkpoint Tonight | Dayton News
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is hitting the road this Friday night with a high-impact OVI checkpoint—armed with data, aimed at stopping impaired drivers before tragedy strikes. Set for 6:30–10:30 PM on Shoup Mill Road near North Main Street in Harrison Township, this operation targets a hotspot where 26 arrests were made in 2026 and 28 in 2025. It’s not just enforcement—it’s prevention,

Weather Whiplash Ahead | Dayton News
Weather’s turning up the drama this week—start with Friday’s rain clearing to sunshine and comfy temps, Saturday’s dry warmth with a late-day storm risk, Sunday’s soggy return with scattered showers, then a cool, cloudy workweek ending with crisp fall vibes by Thursday. Pack your umbrella and your layers.
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Ohio Schools Show Progress in Math and Reading | Dayton News
Ohio schools are turning the corner with rising math and reading scores—proof that targeted teaching and community support are making a real difference. These gains signal hope for a brighter educational future, as educators and policymakers work to sustain momentum and build on this progress for every student.
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Homecoming Hikes & Park Etiquette | Dayton News
Homecoming season means epic photo ops — but Five Rivers MetroParks is asking you to respect the parks, rangers, and nature. Expect packed lots at Cox Arboretum and Wegerzyn Gardens, possible parking lot closures, and zero grass parking unless approved. Follow “leave no trace” rules: pack out trash, don’t touch flora or wildlife, stay on trails, and avoid blocking paths. Pro photographers? Ne

Montgomery County Commission Race | Dayton News
Montgomery County voters face a pivotal decision this November as incumbent Democratic Commissioner Carolyn Rice seeks re-election against Republican challenger Margie Christie, with the outcome determining which party controls the county’s $1 billion budget and future direction. Rice champions investments in early childhood education and job training to tackle poverty affecting 30% of reside

Montgomery County Election and Key Updates | Dayton News
Montgomery County braces for a high-stakes election as a Republican challenger takes aim at the sitting county commission president, while Franklin schools propose a modest income tax hike paired with a property tax cut to balance the budget. A troubling incident involving a teen with a gunshot wound returning to a group home has police digging into the details, underscoring deeper community

Franklin Schools Push Income Tax for Busing | Dayton News
Franklin Schools is asking voters to approve a new 1.25% income tax for five years to fund critical programs like full busing and all-day kindergarten—without taxing retirement or Social Security—but if it fails, they’ll slash nearly a million dollars in services. The district, already facing creeping deficits and heavy reliance on underfunded state aid, also plans to roll back property taxes

Flynn Trial Begins Today | Dayton News
Flynn Trial Begins Today | Dayton News

Shooting at Grandview Hospital | Dayton News
Shooting at Grandview Hospital | Dayton News

I-70 Shutdown After Semi Crash | Dayton News
Major highway shutdown on I-70 west of State Route 4 after a semi-truck overturned around 2:30 AM, closing all westbound lanes and two left eastbound lanes—drivers urged to find alternate routes as authorities work to clear the scene.
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Schools Delayed and Closed Amid Flooding and Fire | Dayton News
Schools in Mercer County hit pause today—Parkway Local and Celina City are running on a two-hour delay due to flooding, while New Carlisle’s elementary school is fully closed after a roof fire. Kindergarten and first graders still have transportation as usual, with an update expected later this afternoon as cleanup continues.
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Breaking News and Legal Updates | Dayton News
A teenager arrives at a group home with a gunshot wound as police investigate; Caleb Flynn’s murder trial kicks off with jury selection complete; state regulators approve AES Ohio’s parent company sale, sparking energy service ripple effects; a man sentenced to prison after being caught with child porn while on probation; and the Ohio Supreme Court clears Sheetz to proceed with legal action a

New Carlisle School Closed After Fire | Dayton News
New Carlisle School Closed After Fire | Dayton News

ActBlue Under Fire for Foreign Donation Risks | Dayton News
A damning new report reveals ActBlue’s fraud prevention is dangerously weak, raising alarms that foreign money could be slipping into U.S. elections through the platform. Lawmakers accuse ActBlue of ignoring red flags — including flawed passport verification and internal memos telling analysts to trust donors without scrutiny — calling their approach “unserious.” With years of investigation a

Anna Rescue Keeps EMS Contract | Dayton News
Northern Shelby County has renewed its EMS contract with Anna Rescue Squad — the current provider — ensuring continuity and community trust as they transition to a full-time operation funded by a recent levy. Spirit EMS bid but was outbid, with the board citing heartfelt community testimonials, including a powerful story of rescuing a terrified fourth grader during a house fire. The new agree

Fire at Riverside Healthcare Center | Dayton News
Fire at Riverside Healthcare Center | Dayton News

Search for Missing Teen with Asthma in Dayton | Dayton News
A 13-year-old girl with severe asthma, Autumn Banks, vanished from E.J. Brown Middle School in Dayton on Sept. 17 after skipping her usual bus — sparking a frantic search. Police issued an alert around 4:30 PM that day, describing her as wearing a blue shirt, khaki pants, glasses, and a clear backpack. Authorities are urgently asking the public to come forward with any tips via DPD at 937-333
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