Lifestyle
NCNW's Dayton Section Donates Over 900 Teddy Bears to Children's Services
The organization nearly doubled its goal of 500 bears this year, bringing comfort and joy to children in the foster care system.
Dayton's Gettysburg Grocery Celebrates One-Year Anniversary, Expanding Fresh Food Access
The community-focused grocery store has had a significant impact in eliminating food insecurity in the area.
Title Boxing Hosts Galentine's Day Event
Friendship, fun, and self-care come together at local fitness studio.
Health
Dayton Residents Advised on Coping with Valentine's Day Loneliness
Mental health experts offer tips for managing feelings of isolation and inadequacy on the holiday.
KAV Health Group Expands Treatment Services Across Ohio
New programs address substance use and mental health challenges in the region
DeWine Launches 'OhioSEE' Program for K-3 Vision Exams and Glasses
New initiative aims to address vision issues that can hinder early reading development
Crime
Ohio Man Admits to Killing Girlfriend, Leaves Mother of Two in Running Car
Jayme Rogers, 34, faces murder and other charges after allegedly shooting Jaime Dick, 33, due to suspicions of infidelity.
Family of Dayton Shooting Victim Pleads for End to Violence
Aunt of 22-year-old Jordan Robinson speaks out at prayer vigil for homicide victims
Six-State Trooper Project Targets I-75 in Ohio for Traffic Safety
Troopers from multiple states will focus on speeding, drunk driving, and seatbelt violations this weekend on the busy interstate.
Weather
Warm Week Ahead with Periodic Rain Showers in Dayton
Temperatures to rise above 50 degrees with chances of thunderstorms mid-week
Crash on I-75 construction zone in Dayton cleared
All lanes reopened after earlier incident
Dayton Braces for Warm-Up After Chilly Winter
Temperatures expected to reach 60 degrees next week, ending month-long cold spell
Economics
Sherrod Brown Warns Ohio Businesses Struggling with Cost of Living Crisis
Former senator says high prices, tariffs hurting small businesses, manufacturers, and farmers across the state
Businesses Absorb Costs to Keep Valentine's Day Affordable
Florists and wineries work to offset inflation and tariffs for customers
Beef Prices Soar as Cattle Herd Shrinks
Demand for beef is high, but supply is tightening due to a declining U.S. cattle population.
