2019 Oregon District Mass Shooting

It’s been three years since the mass shooting in the Oregon District. Earlier this month, a local committee sent out a call for artists to design a memorial to honor the lives lost.

To honor the lives lost in the Oregon District mass shooting 3 years ago, Dayton Metro Library opened a new art exhibit this week.

An Ohio House committee recently proposed a bill banning gender transition medications and procedures for minors. Dion Green, a survivor of the mass shooting that happened in Dayton, Ohio visits Buffalo.

The Two Days in May Conference on Victim Assistance is an annual two-day event for crime victim professionals put on by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. This year’s theme was, “A Celebration of Resiliency.” Today’s plenary session focused on lingering impacts of the Oregon District Shooting that took place on Aug. 4, 2019.

Lauren Kelley stepped onto the Springfield political scene after George Floyd was murdered by a Minneapolis police officer. At a time when tensions were soaring nationally, her goal was to help establish a working relationship between the police and the Black community.

Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley gave her farewell address on Friday.

Members of the Dayton community held a vigil Wednesday night to honor the nine lives lost in the Oregon District Shooting.

Today is the anniversary of a mass shooting in Dayton. Survivors and community members are gathering tonight for a vigil in the city’s Oregon District.

This Wednesday is the second anniversary of a mass shooting in Dayton. Survivors and family members of the nine people who died are suing the manufacturer of the gun magazine used in the shooting.

Carly Short and Amanda Hensler are part of a group of friends who own several popular Oregon District businesses including Heart Mercantile. They say the past year has been especially traumatic for business owners who also experienced the 2019 Oregon District mass shooting. It happened across the street from Heart Mercantile’s storefront.

As state lawmakers return for a final week of their lame duck session, Gov. Mike DeWine is hinting he’ll veto a controversial gun bill they sent to him last week.

The mass shooting, protests, and COVID-19 has made security complicated in Dayton's arts and entertainment district