WYSO Staff
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Dayton Police said Monday afternoon that barriers can start coming down. A security zone was put up around the center of downtown during NATO's conference. -
Kettering Health, one of the largest health systems in the Dayton region, reported the cyber attack on May 20. -
The club will remain in Dayton as the affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds and its existing front office staff will continue to operate the club. -
Bill Felker's “Poor Will’s Almanack" will air its last episode on WYSO on April 1, 2025. -
Springfield Mayor Rob Rue pushed back against comments President Trump made about the city during his speech to Congress on Tuesday night. -
A series of driver's education videos aimed at the Haitian population in Ohio is modeled after a beloved educational series for children. -
The League of Women Voters Greater Dayton Area will host its Capitol Chat on Jan. 28. -
The Cincinnati Reds will close out their spring training schedule with a game at Day Air Ballpark in downtown on March 25. -
Honda announced that it will build two new electric vehicles at its production facilities in Ohio. -
The city of Dayton said its public works crews are clearing snow from highways and major streets, following the first winter storm of the year.
