Sarah Anne Bowers, who will volunteer for her third Air Force Marathon Saturday, should know. In an interview with the Dayton Daily News, she recalled a runner who had signed up for the “Fly, Fight, ...

We went back in the Dayton Daily News archives to find advertised prices on cars, groceries, clothing, electronics, homes and more from the 1930s through the 1980s. In 1939, you could buy a Dodge ...

The Cincinnati Bengals will host an event at Badin High School on Friday before a 7 p.m. football game between the Rams and Columbus Bishop Hartley.

A Cincinnati man accused of taking more than $2 million from people he defrauded on dating websites pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of money laundering, U.S. Attorney for the ...

State lawmakers are debating a bipartisan Ohio House bill that looks to stop Ohioans’ medical debt from being reflected in their credit scores.

Emily Luksic of Middletown was “very excited” about the opening. She said her 6-year-old son loves Chick-fil-A, and they would drive past the restaurant frequently to see how the progress was coming ...

Living Local Dayton is a new subscription box service that delivers handcrafted essentials from local artisans and small-scale creators to those in Dayton.

Living Local Dayton is a new subscription box service that delivers handcrafted essentials from local artisans and small-scale creators to those within a 20-mile distance of downtown Dayton.

Linden Avenue illuminated with an unfamiliar fervor in 1971. A new 4,000-seat stadium, fresh band uniforms and an undefeated football team at Carroll High School dominated East Dayton’s autumn ...

One of the most expensive homes in Warren County, which features a 7,000-square-foot custom log home on a 189-acre equestrian estate with a mile of Little Miami River frontage, is on the market.

Here’s five things to know heading into Week 5: Tippecanoe will put its Miami Valley League winning streak on the line this week against one of its biggest rivals. The unbeaten Red Devils, ranked ...

Two Xenia teachers have been placed on administrative leave as the district investigates comments made on social media over Charlie Kirk’s assassination.