A semi-truck crash on Interstate 75 and State Route 4 stopped traffic and left lanes closed. Crews responded to reports of a one-vehicle crash around 9:30 a.m. Sunday, according to the Montgomery ...

A fire destroyed a resident’s house in Xenia Saturday night and left an occupant displaced. Crews responded to reports of a structure fire around 7 p.m. at the 200 block of Colorado Drive, according ...

Gagnet studied fashion at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, then moved to New York where she worked as an artist assistant and on the exhibition construction crew at the Guggenheim Museum.

Each month, Dayton Daily News reporter Eileen McClory highlights a program from local school districts that improves the academic or mental health outcomes for students and teachers in the Dayton area ...

In 2002, what was the Chrysler Group agreed to sell its Dayton Thermal Products plant to Behr GmbH, based in Stuttgart, Germany. Eleven years later, German firm Mahle GmbH took a majority ownership ...

A tradition of honoring fallen first responders has found a new home in the Miami Valley. Inspired by his experience with the the Hundred Club of Dayton, dentist Dr. Thomas Grabeman launched a Miami ...

Players fighting for the last spots on the Cincinnati Bengals’ roster this season didn’t do much in the preseason finale to make their case.

After finishing her story, Neuman, who nominated Schalnat as a Dayton Daily News Community Gem, said this generational giving wouldn’t be a thing without We Care Arts and Schalnat.

In the Dayton region, relationships and trust aren’t just nice to have — they are the foundation of our business community and the driving force behind our success. While building strong relationships ...

Ron Groh, who coached Schwarber through his seasons playing with Middie Pride, a traveling baseball team, called signing Schwarber “a big dream.” That quickly the dream ends. “The Reds don’t have ...

So many strange, fortuitous and winning plays were necessary before Peyton Stovall came to bat in the 10th inning with the bases loaded and nobody out.

Mitch Tinsley went from being a bit of an unknown wide receiver making splash plays in Cincinnati Bengals training camp to dazzling in a preseason game on Monday Night Football.