Forty-six immigrants from 25 countries became United States citizens during a naturalization ceremony on Thursday, Dec. 18 at the Walter H. Rice Federal Building in downtown Dayton. Rice presided over ...

A long-simmering federal audit of the Ohio Department of Development, launched in May 2024, resulted in a cessation of funds effective Dec. 5 this year, said Phil Ratermann, Fastlane director, as well ...

The Clark County Basketball Showcase will run over two days for the third consecutive year. The event takes place on Dec. 29 with boys games and Dec. 30 for the girls. All games will be held at ...

When Chris Small was growing up in Jefferson Twp., he recalled going to the Peerless Mill Inn in Miamisburg for Sunday brunch and eating biscuits and gravy or prime rib.

Macy’s has no new announcements regarding its Dayton Mall location, according to the spokesperson. Dayton Mall opened in 1970. The 263,566-square-foot property Macy’s occupies had been listed for sale ...

Acclaimed singer-songwriter and Dayton native Troy Campbell — co-founder of alt-country band Loose Diamonds (briefly known early on as The Highwaymen) — is reissuing his landmark second solo record, ...

Known as “Kettering’s living room and largest tea store in the Midwest,” Poppets is now opening Jan. 2. The business will operate 7 a.m.-8 p.m. on opening day with chair yoga at 7:30 a.m. and a comedy ...

Dayton police responded to multiple attempted vehicle thefts and a stolen vehicle reported at the Montgomery County Job Center earlier this week.

All state semifinal and finals for the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s boys and girls state basketball tournaments will be played in the Miami Valley for the 2025-26 season, the organization ...

Brant Byers, a 6-8 forward, was the conference freshman of the year last season. He had 27 points and went 5 of 6 on 3‘s, helping his team go 10 of 19, and he’s surrounded by athletes inside and ...

A man is in critical but stable condition after a vehicle hit him while he was crossing the street in Washington Twp. Wednesday.

Earl Wisener is a homebound 96-year-old Army and Air Force veteran plagued with almost daily migraine headaches, hearing loss, incontinence and a heart murmur.