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Wright State students line up to ask questions during a student-government-sponsored townhall meeting ahead of the planned faculty strike.
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Wright State Faculty Union Strike: What Students Should Know

Wright State University’s faculty union is preparing for a campus-wide strike next week. The strike by more than 500 union members is set to begin Tuesday. And Wright State students -- many of whom just returned last week for the spring semester -- are concerned about how the strike could affect them.

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Affordable Housing Agency: Extended Shutdown Could Impact Housing Developments

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Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Police Walmart Shooting Of John Crawford Heads To Trial

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Food Pantries Report Spike In People Seeking Assistance Amid Ongoing Partial Government Shutdown

The Dayton Foodbank is reporting an uptick in new clients seeking emergency food assistance as the partial government shutdown continues into its fourth week.

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Best of the Book Nook: 2018 Fiction Interviews

Schrader speaks at a 2017 welcome reception shortly after being named Wright State's president.
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Wright State Officials Focused On Contingency Plans Ahead of Scheduled Strike

After nearly 50 years on the air at WYSO, the Duffee brothers are giving up their weekly radio gig, A Country Ramble (you'll still hear them from time to time helping out with other shows)

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Conrad's Corner: January 19, 2019

By David Garrison • 12 hours ago

Herb Martin reads his poem, "My Mother At The End Of Her Days."

Conrad's Corner: January 18, 2019

By David Garrison • 23 hours ago

Matthew Birdsall reads his poem, "Loveseat"

What's Great In Dayton: January 18 - 24, 2019

By • Jan 18, 2019

Fish Fry! Don’t miss the fun, Big Cash Raffle,  Silent Auction, Casino Games, Cards, & the 50/50 split the pot raffle! This Fish Fry and more is tonight 7pm to midnight at St. Albert The Great in Kettering.

Conrad's Corner: January 17, 2019

By David Garrison • Jan 17, 2019

Audrey Hackett reads her poem "Maine Circa 1984"

Conrad's Corner: January 16, 2019

By David Garrison • Jan 16, 2019

Conrad Balliet reads Myrna Stone's poem, "Panegyric for Cows."

List Of Conditions For Which Ohioans Can Use Medical Marijuana Could Grow

By • Jan 16, 2019

Four medical marijuana dispensaries are now open in Ohio and more are planned to come online in the future. And the number of conditions for which marijuana can be used in Ohio could expand too.

ODOT Changing Out All Signs For First Time In Decades

By • Jan 16, 2019

The state department of transportation has a bigger job than usual in changing the 36 road signs at Ohio’s borders that feature the new governor’s name. 

Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown Moves Closer To Joining 2020 Campaign

By & • Jan 16, 2019

Updated at 7:18 a.m. ET

Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown took a step towards a 2020 presidential campaign, announcing a tour of states holding early presidential primaries next year.

Seeking to counter President Trump's appeal to white, working-class voters that helped him flip Ohio and other key midwestern states, Brown is launching a "Dignity of Work" tour through Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.

Conrad's Corner: January 15, 2019

By David Garrison • Jan 15, 2019

Julie Moore reads Lianne Spidel's poem, "Unsung."

Mike DeWine Focuses On Ohio's "Sunrise" In Inauguration Address

By • Jan 15, 2019

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine set his sights on working for the future in his ceremonial inauguration today. 

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