CARES Act

Dayton Live has lost millions during the pandemic, but they see a new Roaring '20s right around the corner.

While federal lawmakers are debating another coronavirus response bill, Montgomery County officials have released a summary of how they spent 2020’s CARES Act funds. The county’s share totaled more than $92 million dollars.

As federal lawmakers hammer out a COVID relief package, local officials want direct aid to counties.

The Ohio Arts Council is getting $20 million from the state. They’ll be granting that money back out to local arts organizations who apply before the end of the year.

As Ohio hit another record in both coronavirus cases and hospitalizations, Gov. Mike DeWine and a group of Republican state lawmakers announced how the state will distribute more than $420 million in federal CARES Act funding to people, operations and groups affected by the pandemic.

Montgomery County residents can take advantage of $5 million in rental and utility assistance available through CARES Act funding.

A Dayton nonprofit is getting ready for another wave of economic fallout to come—an anticipated rise in the number of Montgomery County home…

Funding from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act — or CARES Act — is making its way to state and local governments. Montgomery…

Gov. Mike DeWine said during his Wednesday press conference that 4.1 million pieces of personal protective equipment were shipped to local emergency…