Montgomery County News

Oakwood police acted on information from the public and conducted an initial warrant at 2004 Shroyer Road, where two dogs were removed from the residence.

Dayton police confirm they are searching for a man indicted on three counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor involving a 14 year old girl.

A 16-year-old and a 17-year-old are being charged as adults in connection with two armed robberies in Huber Heights earlier this year.

Scioto County Sheriff Marty V. Donini says the body that was recovered Moday afternoon has been identified as Jennifer Sue Shepherd, 34, whose last known address is in Franklin Furnace Ohio.

The victim who was trapped in the fiery wreckage of her car following a rear-end accident on Monday afternoon has been identified as an 87-year-old Tipp City woman.

Jury selection is continuing in the trial of a former emergency room doctor accused of sex crimes against girls who came to his house for his daughter's sleepovers.

A Montgomery County grand jury has returned an indictment against a Kettering man on charged of breaking and entering and safecracking.

A meth lab was discovered in a vehicle belonging to a suspect that fled from officers during an attempted traffic stop Saturday afternoon.

Dayton police officers and Montgomery County deputies were on the scene at the Bingo Drive Thru, 1056 N. Gettysburg Ave., where a robbery occured after midnight.

Garden Station Sunday Market starts up this Sunday: the only local produce outlet in Montgomery County which is open on a Sunday.

Trotwood police and the Montgomery County Sheriff's deputies have a house surrounded in the 4200 block of Wolf Road early Saturday morning.

A Dayton woman is suing her former fiance because she says he used her to get financing for a Chevy pickup truck he couldn't obtain because of bad credit.

Former Montgomery County Common Pleas Judge Connie S. Price, who left the bench last year due to her continuing battle with brain cancer, died Thursday at a nursing home near Columbus.

For years, Lancaster resident Kyle Forquer has stood on the sidelines and watched his friends pursue their dreams of making a film.

A 57-page report on the death of University of Dayton freshman Larry D. Cook reveals that he told a former girlfriend he would take his own life.

Massive storms blew through the Miami Valley overnight causing minor damages and left nearly 1,800 customers without electricity as of early morning.

Three males believed to have been involved in a robbery were captured Wednesday afternoon following a pursuit and intensive search that ended with a crash.

A Lexington-based real estate firm plans to demolish two properties along Keowee Street as part of a larger redevelopment plan.

The identity of a woman killed when she was run over by a rotary mower after she apparently became disoriented and fell in high weeds has been identified.

An office on Springfield's eastern edge will serve as the base of operations for Ohio and Indiana's joint effort to become a test site for unmanned aerial systems, an industry that's predicted to create thousands of new jobs.