Local and Statewide News

Veterans' Voices facilitates Jay Wain Scott and Audrey Smith from the Dayton Vet Center as they talk about the services they provide to local veterans and their families.

The advocates say the new map was drawn to favor Republicans.

The defendants say Husted is someone who could have potential evidence in lawsuit filed by shareholders.

Ohio is the first state in the nation to use this technology.

WYSO’s Jerry Kenney spoke with Shelley Inglis, the executive director of UD's Human Rights Center, about the focus of this year's conference.

Republicans who support lesser-known GOP candidates say party endorsements now would be unfair.

Researchers have often theorized that receiving support from peers and loved ones can be beneficial to an individual’s health, but a new study from Ohio State University found that a person’s willingness to give support to others may also boost their immunity.

WYSO's Culture Couch producer Susan Byrnes is spending this school year as a visiting artist at Mississinawa Valley School in Darke County next to the Indiana border. Susan found students using giant drums to practice Taiko, an ancient Japanese art form.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a record 4.4 million people quit their jobs in September. That’s got business owners racing to hire new workers, especially with the holiday shopping season already here.

West Dayton residents were without access to healthy foods, to quality fresh fruits and vegetables. But when the community decided to no longer accept the unacceptable, the Gem City Market emerged. And it's so much more than a grocery store.