Dayton News

Juwan Staten, one of the most heralded recruits in University of Dayton basketball history, has signed a national letter-of-intent with the Flyers this morning, making his commitment official.

DAYTON -- A new $2.5 million facility at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base will allow the Air Force to conduct research designed to help produce alternative fuels for military aircraft.

In one of the scarier recall notices of late, on Monday, Nov. 9, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled about one million Maclaren Strollers due to the severe laceration hazard they present.

Three unrelated homicides in four days in northwest Dayton have detectives chasing leads that have yet to yield any arrests.

An Ohio woman has been complaining to various officials because she says a hospital facility refused to help her get pregnant because she's not married.

The Dayton Holiday Festival starts Friday, Nov. 27, with the Grande Illumination and Children's Parade Spectacular in Lights.

Two men accused of a kidnapping/rape early this morning have been released from jail.

Dayton residents are encouraged to check the City of Daytona TMs leaf collection schedule to see when crews will be in their neighborhood.

Stewart Street between Main Street and Patterson Boulevard is closed until Monday Nov.

The U.S. Air Force Band of Flight will present a "War in Remembrance" concert Nov.

Roosters restaurants will honor our country's service men and women on Veterans Day by giving all military personnel, active and inactive, a free $10 Cluckin' Buck for use in the restaurant.

Consumer Reports has released its survey of electronics stores and, for the second year in a row, online retailers have come out on top.

Dayton's Mayor-elect, Gary Leitzell and wife Deborah Cool-Llorens, celebrate after learning of Leitzell's mayoral victory Tuesday night, Nov.

Excellence in Motivation has decided to keep its headquarters in downtown Dayton.

A veteran Dayton Police Officer has been temporarily suspended after an internal criminal investigation found he abused a police computer database.

In a stunning upset, Dayton will have a new mayor as independent challenger Gary Leitzell ousts incumbent Rhine McLin by 878 votes.

Josh Sweigart reports about Butler County, Ohio, politics, county government, countywide issues and Butler County people just like you for Cox Ohio Publishing .

A small business owner has relocated his company's headquarters to Dayton and is looking to expand.

An Oakwood police officer placed on administrative leave stemming from an incident at a Rite Aid pharmacy was charged Monday, Nov.

Two males walked into Ray's carryout, 2204 Catalpa Drive, and robbed the clerk at gunpoint at 6:18 p.m. Monday, Nov.