Three Historic Buildings Lost in Dayton in 2025
Several notable buildings disappeared from Dayton’s landscape in 2025. In Episode 2 of the Dayton Vistas Podcast, I cover three structures that are different in almost every way, but each represents a piece of how Dayton grew and changed over time. They weren’t signature landmarks on the scale of...
Police searching for man accused of using fake ID to withdraw money
[DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]. The Beavercreek Police Department said in a social media post that they are searching for a man accused of using a fake ID to withdraw money. The incident happened on Feb. 26. The suspect entered a local bank when he...
Coroner IDs woman killed in Xenia hit-and-run
The woman who died after being hit by a car in Xenia Wednesday night has been identified.
Dayton transforms illegal dump site into clean property
The video above features the latest Dayton footage. DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The city of Dayton has remediated an illegal dump site at 3800 Germantown Avenue, turning it into a clean, secured property. According to the city, grant funding and coordinated crew efforts allowed crews to remove thousands of scrap tires,...
Road blocked after 2-car crash in Montgomery County
The crash was reported in the 5000 block of Wolf Creek Pike around 8:20 p.m.
SICSA hosting $5 “Big Dog Energy” adoption event
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- If you're looking for a loyal companion with plenty of personality, a local shelter says it has plenty of dogs with "Big Dog Energy" ready to meet you. SICSA Pet Adoption & Wellness Center is hosting a special one-day Big Dog Energy Adoption Event on Friday, March 6, aimed at helping larger...
City running out of funding to demolish empty, rundown homes
The city of Dayton is approaching the end of federal funding used to demolish empty and rundown houses.
10-month-old hospitalized with severe frostbite; mother charged
A mother is facing charges after her child was hospitalized with severe frostbite.
Rivers surge, dams hold back flood water as heavy rain hits Miami Valley
Heavy rain has led to surging rivers and floodgates and dams holding back water around the Miami Valley. The Miami Conservancy District posted on Thursday morning that. East River Landing and Miami Bend Park are temporarily closed. The dam at Germantown also is temporarily storing water in its upstream basin...
Area supermarket to permanently close today
Wayne IGA announced “with a heavy heart” that this will be their last week of business.
