Economics

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.

An Ohio-based developer has agreed to buy the property and expects to repurpose it as a business park.

Ohio leaders have made human trafficking a priority. But what do we really know about how trafficking happens in the state? In the first part of WYSO’s series Trafficked, hear the story of one survivor and the challenges she is still up against.

Lower prices, renewed pro-solar federal policies, and fears of winter power outages could lead to a boom in Ohio's rooftop solar industry

Female employees like Ashley Raff make up 16% of oil and gas industry workers according to a 2018 report. Raff remembers when she was the only woman on a drilling rig in 2012.

Dayton is the home of the cash register. But is cash on its way out?

Ohio distilleries and breweries have been switching gears and producing hand sanitizer to help fight the Coronavirus outbreak. Stillwrights in Fairborn is…

Over the past several weeks, the stock markets have been experiencing some heavy swings. For those of us who are starting to keep a closer eye on our…

Ohio is located within one day’s drive of more than half the country’s population. This fact is often touted by development officials looking to boost the…

Construction was among the industries that saw the most job growth in Ohio last year, according to state employment data published Wednesday by the U.S.…

Last summer, a nonprofit called EdBuild examined child poverty rate disparities between neighboring school districts. They then ranked neighboring school…

A group of bipartisan lawmakers in Ohio and other states are calling for an investigation into a recent data security breach at credit bureau Equifax. The…