Dayton

PFAS, also called "forever chemicals," are under increasing regulatory scrutiny for its links to health effects.Dayton’s laboratory is capable of detecting PFAS levels as low as 2 parts per trillion in a sample.

Over half a dozen community members swarmed the Edgemont neighborhood of Dayton bearing drills, hammers, brooms and rakes. The nonprofit Rebuilding Together organized the Rebuild a Block event.

Vacuum-insulating glass is 10 times more effective at stopping heat loss than single pane windows. That's why the U.S. Department of Energy has taken an interest in the Deneau Tower.

The initiative is called "My Voice. My City. My Future." The goal is to invite Dayton’s youth to be a part of planning for the city’s future.

Youth in Dayton marched with organizers from the nonprofit Omega CDC to fight violence in their community.

Think Tank's "At The Table" event encourages people to have conversations with people with lived experience with poverty and related barriers.

Compostable straws can have a long period of breakdown. A Dayton, Ohio, homesteader and composter suggests using re-usable straws as a better solution cut back on single-use plastics.

The International Peace Museum in Dayton is hosting a premier showing of the Peace Post art exhibit. The exhibit will remain at the museum through Nov. 2.

National and Dayton blood donation centers are expressing an emergency need to ramp-up donations of all blood types.

The district has offered its Summer Food Service Program for years, handing out cold meals to children. This year, Dayton Public Schools added hot lunch several days each week.

In 2019, nine people died in the mass shooting in the Oregon District. The "Seed of Life" memorial was built to remember the lives of those affected.

Dayton residents now have an opportunity to seal certain eviction records within city limits. This rule change comes as man struggle to secure affordable housing, especially those with a past eviction.