Dayton

This weekend was the 20th Anniversary of 9/11. Here in the Miami Valley, the day is marked by the annual Gem City 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb.

The group Families of Addicts held its eighth annual Rally for Recovery on Sunday at Courthouse Square in Dayton. Organizers say the rally shows that sobriety is possible, and that resources are available for families whose loved one might be struggling with addiction.

Put on by the Dayton Young Black Professionals, Black Excellence Weekend continues through Sunday with networking events, a vintage flea market and an opportunity fair.

Earlier this month was National Night Out — an annual community-building campaign that promotes positive relationships between neighbors and their local police.

The Hall Hunger Initiative — a partner of United Way of Greater Dayton — announced a series of $5,000 micro-grants to fund organizations helping food insecure communities in the city of Dayton.

With the Delta variant spreading across the United States, Dayton Public Schools has decided to require masks indoors for students, visitors and staff.

This Wednesday is the second anniversary of a mass shooting in Dayton. Survivors and family members of the nine people who died are suing the manufacturer of the gun magazine used in the shooting.

Dayton's Minority Business Assistance Center received the largest grant in its history.

Produce Perks encourages SNAP recipients to buy fresh fruits and vegetables from Ohio farmers markets and grocery stores by providing a dollar for dollar match on a purchase. In the coming fall, it’s expanding to more locations in Montgomery County.

A group of local marijuana businesses hosted a free expungement clinic for marijuana convictions.

Expecting the largest grant in Dayton's history, city officials are asking residents to help decide how to divide the funds.

On June 16, the Dayton City Commission voted to create a new department to boost community engagement.