Wright State seemed to have a firm grip on the game at halftime, scoring at the buzzer and taking a comfy, 39-34 lead.

Key moment: Dayton trailed by as many as 16 points in the first half and trailed 48-38 in the second half when it started an 8-0 run, cutting Cincinnati’s lead to 48-46 on a dunk by De’Shayne ...

Beavercreek celebrated the nation’s veterans on Tuesday with help from the international military community. Community members eschewed the cold, gathering at Be Hope Church, across the street from ...

Before he was leading the University of Dayton men’s basketball team to 10 NIT tournaments and Xenia Central High to a 1942 Ohio High School basketball state title, head coach Tom Blackburn began his ...

Centerville Police Department's honor guard stands during the national anthem during a Veterans Day event on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at Benham's Grove in Centerville.

Ron Keener, one of the eight New Lebanon employees fired in early 2024 as part of an administrative shakeup, has spoken out for the first time in 19 months.

Recently, members of a city in Montgomery County contacted the Ombudsman to assist with their garbage removal. For two to three months the removal of the garbage did not take place on Fridays as it ...

A woman was killed and three people were injured in a crash Friday afternoon in Cedarville Twp. The Greene County Coroner’s Office identified the woman as Maria Valles, 48, of Davenport, Florida, who ...

When he was just 11 years old and had not yet found a sport, a passion, or much of a friendship to fully embrace, he suddenly found himself drawn to a pursuit that would seem out of place for a kid ...

In 2012, Atlas the Wonderdog, a German Shepherd, provided the inspiration for Kenny Bass and his fellow Marine and friend Joshua Rivers to co-found The Battle Buddy Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated ...

Top-winning candidate Ryan Roberts in Franklin City Council race appointed to fill vacant seat through end of year, before elected term begins.

Springfield-raised comedy great Jonathan Winters has remained someone whom the Dayton region can be proud to call its own. In his last interview with us at age 87, he said, "I had a hell of a roll.