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The advisory is in effect starting 7 a.m. Thursday, July 16. Ohio EPA said it will issue an expiration notice when the air quality improves, and the smoke has left the region.

One petition seeks to put a data center ban on the November ballot for Urbana. The other seeks to recall Urbana Mayor Bill Bean.

WYSO's Sara Nilsson recently sat down with Host Jerry Kenney to talk about the passion she has for her work with the station, and how she's keeping her husband busy.

Remembering the author of a monumental three volume history of New York.

The Gem City Roller Derby is entering its 20th season of operation as a nonprofit, skater-owned team.

Tiny Stacks Reimagined is a day-long festival that brings together past Tiny Stacks performers for collaborative performances. Celebrate the legacy of Tiny Stacks while experiencing artistic collaboration, community, and movement throughout the library.

The public can comment on a draft of an air permit for Cleveland-Cliffs to allow and regulate emissions from a proposed project in Middletown. The Ohio EPA is accepting comments until 11:59 p.m. July 18.

Dayton will partner with Bloomberg Philanthropies through its Youth Climate Action Fund for the next year.

A diarist of Anne Frank also looked at the life of her father, Otto Frank.

Longtime community market Tom's Market is now under new ownership, sporting a new name and updates to its historic building.

A vast collection that tells NCR's story is now housed in the former Neil’s Heritage House building on West Schantz Avenue. The archive is managed by Dayton History, the nonprofit behind Carillon Park.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 25 that the Trump administration has authority to end Temporary Protected Status for Haiti. The program is the legal way thousands of Haitians came to Ohio.