The latest news about Dayton, Ohio, from the reporters at WYSO Public Radio.
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Dayton’s city commissioners will review a list of downtown safety recommendations, made by a group led by U.S. Rep. Mike Turner. But some Dayton residents question these ideas.
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A group of political and business leaders are pooling their influence and resources, saying they want to increase safety in downtown Dayton.
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At Miami Valley Baptist Church for the Deaf, the music is loud enough to feel. "All that vibration just really hits my body, and I love it," says Pastor Dave Sollmann.
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Sinclair College's STEM Guitar Lab built a custom "Back to the Future" guitar with a working DeLorean-style clock for Dayton Live's production at the Schuster Center.
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Pathways to Homeownership is a collaboration between the city of Dayton and several nonprofits to make homeownership a reality for some in the Hope Zone off Salem Avenue.
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After eight years serving the Miami Valley at St. Vincent de Paul Society of Dayton, Michael Vanderburgh has stepped down as executive director. Now, the local nonprofit is seeking a new leader.
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Need help with affording home repairs? The City of Dayton is committing $2.6 million to the Dayton Home Repair Revolving Loan Program.
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Proponents of a new collaboration between the city of Dayton and the state of Ohio say it will reduce violent crime in the area.
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Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reports the man died after taking unauthorized pain prescription medication. The cause of death isn't yet confirmed.
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The county estimates the average household will pay $10.50 more per quarter next year.
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Yellow Springs hip-hop artists unite with Israeli-Palestinian System Ali for a virtual multimedia show exploring conflict. The performance is Nov. 22 at the Foundry Theater.
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Honda is recalling 2023-2025 Accord Hybrid vehicles due to a software error that can cause sudden power loss while driving. Free repairs are now available at dealers.