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Mawa Iqbal/WYSOA Dayton Police Officer is in stable condition after exchanging gunfire with a man in West Dayton. -
Chris Welter/WYSOSenate Bill 52 gives more power to local communities to determine where they want utility-scale solar facilities sited in their communities, the bill's co-sponsor says.
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A new farm has turned vacant land productive, but restrictions within city limits is hindering its growth. -
The Dayton Metro Library is offering students a practice run on their college entrance exams over the next few weeks.
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Officials have put a growing focus on the issue of human trafficking in Ohio and the state has received millions of dollars in federal funding to combat it. The crime is a form of exploitation where a person is made to do some form of labor or sex work through force, fraud or coercion. But there is still a lot people don’t know about human trafficking. Experts say it rarely looks like the abductions by strangers depicted in movies. In the first part of Trafficked from WYSO, hear the story of survivor Alizabeth Watkins and the challenges she’s still up against. A warning, this story includes descriptions of sexual violence.
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As schools have opened back up for in-person learning, districts are struggling to order dining supplies and food for their students. That’s got school administrators bracing for what could be a challenging school year.
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Joe Boggs says the extraordinary outbreak in and around the Village of Yellow Springs in Greene County has an ecological explanation.
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Ohio’s children’s hospitals are overwhelmed due to an unprecedented increase in COVID-19 cases and other respiratory illnesses, and in some cases are having to turn patients away, Gov. Mike DeWine said in a press conference Tuesday.
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Nickole Ross is the founder of medicinal cannabis processing center Noohra Labs in Dayton. She spoke on a panel about entrepreneurship in the cannabis industry.
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The Yellow Springs Village Council will meet later this month to vote on legislation that would prohibit housing discrimination based on source of income.
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Governor Mike DeWine's COVID-19 Briefing for September 14, 2021
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There is a lot of local art on display at the Downtown Dayton Metro Library. And it’s all connected to the “Undesign the Redline” exhibit, which shows how the process of “redlining” segregated Dayton.
