No matter what uniform they wear — white, gray, black or red — nothing seems to change for the Cincinnati Reds.

Emalyn Johnson has examined the seniors in the class ahead of her and is figuring out the traits they use to be leaders.

Ever since a local councilman told me his cash-strapped city was essentially “surviving on grants” I started paying attention ...

But have Donald Trump’s policies and practices been so great for America? There are many of us who wonder. In almost six ...

We are drawn to shared experiences that bring us together and connect us to something larger than ourselves. In Dayton, ...

A state lawmaker proposed a bill that would scrap the Ohio Department of Medicaid’s managed care program, opting instead to ...

Springfield’s annual May indie rock weekend extravaganza has a new name, but the beat goes on as ever. Just open your ears ...

Most people don’t plan for a mental health crisis. But millions will experience one this year, often with no clear idea of ...

They don’t retain water and increase runoff, plus whatever was on the parking lot surface prior. Plant diversity is limited to stunted volunteers from airborne seeds and insects, to those that can ...

The Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center received a five-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, ...

They’ll play for a berth in the D-V state tournament at 5 p.m. Friday at Indian Hill. Arcanum (16-5) scored two runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to take a 4-2 lead and hel ...

The Air Force is actively combating the invasive box tree moth at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, addressing infestations ...