Drivers may experience a mix of delays, detours and maintenance work this week as transportation crews continue routine construction and improvement projects across the area. Motorists are encouraged ...

On the back of Amanda Hollingsworth’s car, there are two stickers. One says, “Resist.” The other says, “Proud to be a Panther.” ...

Seventeen months after the evictions began, Frisch’s restaurant properties are again poised for big changes. A Florida landlord is unloading the dormant real estate to buyers who have yet to reveal ...

Road repairs in Clayton will happen on Monday and Tuesday, with one road remaining closed. Haber Road will be closed during this time, and National Road at Haber will remain open with flaggers, ...

I hope that your Sunday morning is filled with peace, positive thoughts and great coffee. Welcome to today’s Weekly Roundup, where we bring you the top stories from today’s Dayton Daily News and major ...

Cincinnati Reds' Dane Myers, left, celebrates with Elly de la Cruz after hitting a single to score winning run in the eleventh inning of a baseball game against the Boston Red Sox in Cincinnati, ...

The Ohio High School Athletic Association’s boys and girls state basketball tournaments drew more than 97,000 fans to the Miami Valley earlier this month as part of its return to a “Final Four ...

In his 36 seasons as a college head coach, Jabir guided several teams into postseason play. Two of his Marquette teams made the NCAA Tournament as did six of his UD teams in a row ...

No one is fretting over whether the Cincinnati Reds win or lose spring training games, but the way that the team’s second game on its 2026 Cactus League schedule previewed one of the most interesting ...

The Reds will announce this season’s Dayton Dragons roster early next week, just ahead of Thursday’s Midwest League season opener at Lansing.

Thousands crowded Courthouse Square in downtown Dayton Saturday for a “No Kings” protest, in what organizers claim to be the largest day of protests across the country in U.S. history.

One year after graduating from the University of Dayton, Malachi Smith will play in the Elite Eight in his final season of college basketball. Twelve years earlier, his brother Scoochie Smith reached ...