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Multiple Dayton residents spoke at city commission, saying they want city leaders and the police department to enact real reform to prevent police shootings.
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City, county leaders along with community groups agree they must do more to reduce gun violence in the City of Dayton.
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Six shootings have been reported in less than a week in Dayton. An 11-year-old is one of the victims. City leaders asked residents to report information to the Dayton Police Department.
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United Airlines launches two new nonstop flights to Dulles International Airport from Dayton.
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The city of Dayton is accepting applications for a consultant who will examine if the way the city governs aligns with the principles of a Human Rights City.
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Dayton business, community and government leaders are in Washington D.C. They're pitching a long list of community projects in the hopes of getting federal funding.
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The Dayton Tenant Union wants to join the city’s Housing Steering Committee. Arlie Forte shared her issues fixing her apartment's heat to show what some renters face.
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Dayton police officers arrested a man, accusing him of handing out food to unhoused people without a permit. This happened on April 7 at Courthouse Square.
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The city of Dayton will use COVID-relief funding to build five new homes in the Wolf Creek neighborhood.
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Gem City Solar, a project to power the equivalent of 13,000 homes, was recently approved for a tax exemption, instead making payments that will primarily benefit Trotwood-Madison schools.
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Ohio announced new grants for energy efficiency retrofits at The Miami Valley School, the City of Dayton, City of Springfield, and other organizations across the state.
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Dayton, Ohio, has long-running programs meant to integrate the new and growing migrant population.