Dayton will see mostly sunny skies and a high near 66 Thursday before cooler temperatures settle in for the weekend.

The five-story, 36,000-square-foot former nightclub building sits vacant as bidding opens downtown.

A felony-warrant suspect allegedly drove at deputies on Monroe Avenue before crashing into a patrol cruiser, authorities say.

Under Ohio's registration system, address-verification schedules depend on an individual's classification.

Ugly sweaters, Santa photos and a tree auction return to Kettering as TWIGs chase a $300,000 pledge for Dayton Children's.

Marine veteran Rich Leydet, wounded in the 1984 Beirut embassy bombing, now has a dog trained for his daily needs.

Oakwood approved a utility rate increase that could raise residential bills by more than $30 a month starting in January 2026.

The 10-year, 1.4-mill levy passed with nearly 59% support and takes effect in 2027.

The off-price retailer opens Thursday on Executive Boulevard, with prices HomeGoods says run 20 to 50 percent below department stores.

A court challenge involving Saddle Creek and M/I Homes concerns a housing development.

Troopers and medics rushed to I-75 near Benchwood Road early Wednesday as outer lanes backed up before reopening.

New Carlisle voters rejected the proposed fire and EMS income-tax measure, with 55% opposed and 45% in favor.

The Franklin Division of Police has not released a description or last known whereabouts for the missing teen.