City of Dayton

The city of Dayton settled a two-year legal battle with Nourish Our Neighbors over the arrest of a volunteer who was serving a burrito to a homeless man in Courthouse Square.

WYSO asked more than 10 police departments and sheriff’s offices across Ohio whether they’re helping federal immigration agents carry out arrests and detentions. Many stayed quiet.

The Dayton city commissioners approved a resolution to advocate for the protection of food access and healthcare and urge Ohio’s representatives on Capitol Hill to do the same. The Black Women’s Health Initiative in Dayton worked with the city to draft the resolution.

Daybreak Dayton has received a $270,000 grant from the Lowe’s Community Impact Program to kick off a $1 million renovation of its youth shelter campus. The first phase will create a new emergency shelter space for youth ages 10 to 17, with plans to later expand services for young parents and their children.

Dayton's previous sustainability plan brought trees, solar energy, a biodigester and more. What should the next decade bring? Residents can weigh in, including at a Sept. 29 workshop.

After Dayton's longtime provider of Meals on Wheels closed in June, LifeCare Alliance is working to serve seniors and those with mobility challenges.

Dickstein has worked for 30 years for the city of Dayton. Her retirement will be in 2027.

The Gem City Roller Derby is entering its 20th season of operation as a nonprofit, skater-owned team.

Dayton will partner with Bloomberg Philanthropies through its Youth Climate Action Fund for the next year.

Miami Valley Housing Opportunities is piloting the Dayton Street Outreach Program to connect people with housing, employment and more.

The city of Dayton will install fixed, automated speed and red light cameras in a total of 32 school zones.

Dayton's planning department recommended zoning changes to ban data centers as well restrict gas stations and car washes. The city commission will vote June 24 on the proposal.