Development

WESTRAFO chose Trotwood, Ohio, for its new plant, which should open next year and hire over 200 people. Hydrogen, renewables, grid updates and more are fueling demand for the company's transformers.

Community members and advocates for those with disabilities spoke with the Huber Heights Planning Board to push for a family or accessible restroom in the future Buc-ees mega gas station.

The former Willman Furniture building is set to be remodeled by the end of 2024.

Some people say the term “food desert” doesn’t speak to the larger issues at play. Is “food apartheid” more accurate?

Over 60 years since their building opened, the Boys and Girls Club of Dayton will finally begin some necessary renovations and repairs.

The city is seeking input on how to spend $138 million in federal aid through the American Rescue Plan Act. Five more meetings are scheduled this month.

The Yellow Springs Village Council met this week to discuss the new high speed internet for the village, which will be less expensive than AT&T and Spectrum.

Today, Springfield, Ohio is home to around 60,000 people – the same number of people as in 1914.

The City of Dayton is investing $12 million into reconstructing part of Salem Avenue. The project, scheduled to begin in 2021, is supported by city, state…

Miami Township officials say they’re not happy with a provision in Ohio House Bill 166, the proposed operating budget for the state through 2021. The…

Premier Health and the University of Dayton have unveiled a new name and concept for the former site of the Montgomery County Fairgrounds. The 38 acre…

Much of what remains of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital can be found on the fourth floor of the library at Wright State University. Old staff photos, patient…