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Dayton is now one of four cities in the world to receive a platinum rating by the U.S. Green Buildings Council.
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Sinclair Community College hosted the grand opening of its Aviation Maintenance Training Facility at the Dayton International Airport.
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The City of Dayton wants to hear from its residents what they need from their leaders. Leaders are using 80 questions to capture feedback.
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The local utility says the plan will help them make investments to benefit customers.
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Dayton City Commissioners accept $700,000 bridge settlement from Eagle Bridge Company.
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A solar farm covering close to three hundred acres of agricultural land might be coming soon to West Dayton. As proposed, Gem City Solar would produce enough electricity to power close to thirteen thousand homes annually.
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The family of a 31-year-old woman and her 6-year-old daughter who were both killed this past summer is suing the city of Dayton and its police department.
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The City of Dayton unveiled its new fleet of electric vehicles Friday. It’s part of the Strategy for a Sustainable Dayton, a plan to reduce the city's dependence on fossil fuels and build an environmentally sustainable framework for the city.
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The Dayton Police Department won’t renew its ShotsSpotter contract. That contract is set to expire this December, although police say the department will continue to focus on gun crime and working closely with communities.
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The Dayton Metro Library Northwest branch held an information seminar on how utility scams can be avoided.
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Temperatures in Dayton are expected to be dangerously low for the next two nights, with the wind chill index well below zero. The low tonight is forecasted to be around 5 degrees, with the wind chill index registering as low as 15 to 20 degrees below zero.
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Mayor Jeffrey Mims addresses the 142 suggestions the city received in regard to police reform and explains how the city may spend some its $138 million in COVID relief funds.