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Shay Frank/WYSOWYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. The Ohio EPA approves an air permit for Cleveland-Cliffs’ Middletown Steelworks, multiple organizations are asking residents to help remove invasive honeysuckle in Greene County, reporters react to Ohio's history of "botched" lethal injections for death row inmates, Clark County responds to a rabid bat and GE Aerospace and the GE Aerospace Foundation are investing $1 million dollars in Southwest Ohio. -
Shay Frank/WYSOAccording to the Ohio EPA, the company “meets state and federal rules and regulations that protect human health and the environment” to be issued a new air permit, despite an air violation weeks before its approval.
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A dozen canoe liveries across the state will receive a total of $87,000 from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to clean up rivers and waterways. -
Dayton's previous sustainability plan brought trees, solar energy, a biodigester and more. What should the next decade bring? Residents can weigh in, including at a Sept. 29 workshop. -
WYSO producer Trae Grace talks with Black campers during an intergenerational camping trip at Glen Helen Nature Preserve, led by the BIPOC Food and Farming Network. -
A group of teens from Dunbar High School's Urban Agriculture Program speaks to WYSO producer, Trae Grace, about its project to build bridges and walkways at Highview Hills Park in Dayton. -
The public can comment on a draft of an air permit for Cleveland-Cliffs to allow and regulate emissions from a proposed project in Middletown. The Ohio EPA is accepting comments until 11:59 p.m. July 18.
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