Kathryn Mobley
Education and Politics ReporterKathryn Mobley is an award-winning broadcast journalist, crafting stories for more than 30 years. She’s reported and produced for TV, NPR affiliate and for the web. Mobley also contributes to several area community groups. She sings tenor with World House Choir (Yellow Springs), she’s a board member of the Beavercreek Community Theatre and volunteers with two community television operations, DATV (Dayton) and MVCC (Centerville).
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The College to Law Enforcement Pathway Program helps students who want to serve in law enforcement connect with various agencies. -
Julia Reichert, an Academy Award winning documentarian and longtime Yellow Springs resident, died Thursday.
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The Ohio Department of Transportation is making sure its drivers and fleet of snow plows and salt trucks are ready to tackle the winter weather.
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Dec. 1 is World AIDS Awareness Day. New HIV cases in Montgomery and Greene counties have declined.
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More than 20-thousand Beavercreek residents voted in this midterm election. The results on local issues is bittersweet for city leaders.
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Former President Donald Trump is at a rally for JD Vance in Dayton on Monday. Some have been waiting since Sunday and have traveled hours to get the best seat possible.
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Across the country and here in Ohio, candidates are making their final push to win voter support. WYSO's Kathryn Mobley spoke with University of Dayton Associate Professor Chris Devine. He specializes in American politics and elections. Devine says he's keeping a close eye on Ohio's U.S. Senate race between Democrat Tim Ryan and Republican J.D. Vance.
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There's a slight dip in the number of stolen cars in Dayton as well in several surrounding cities. According to Dayton Police, this month 168 vehicles have been stolen. This is down from 199 in July.
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A Miami County judge's ruling has saved a historic building in Troy from becoming rubble—at least for now.
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WYSO's Kathryn Mobley talks with one youth who survived domestic violence and who now helps others navigate the painful chaos.
