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Through local partnerships and funding, Dayton Children's Hospital will offer safe and affordable housing for kinship families in need.

The rocky FAFSA rollout earlier this year has left many students behind. Throughout July, Dayton Public Schools is helping grads catch up.

Around $3 million in grant funding was approved by FEMA to assist Logan and 10 other counties impacted by the March 14 tornadoes.

Omega Community Development Corp. is working with local vendors to offer fresh produce and goods at a June 15 farmers market.

Advocates for Basic Legal Equality Inc. is one of ten nonprofits to receive a grant to help tenants at risk of eviction. The $1 million award comes from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Dayton city officials have released a plan for how to spend the $180 million federal grant from the American Rescue Plan Act.

The number of FAFSA applicants dropped off significantly during the pandemic.

People in Oxford, Ohio, had been lining up outside a middle school in hopes of scoring a COVID-19 vaccine without an appointment. The vaccine provider is now limiting its vaccine rollout to its own underserved patients to align with a federal mandate.

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