Caregiver allegedly assaults patient at local memory care facility
A caregiver is facing charges after allegedly injuring a resident at a Washington Township care facility.
WHIO-TV’s Mike Campbell to retire after 40 years of outstanding journalism
For four decades, Campbell has been a trusted presence in local news, known for his steady reporting, strong storytelling, and unwavering commitment to covering the issues that matter most to the community.
‘The wait is over!’ Online ordering opens for Troy Strawberry Festival donuts
Orders can now be placed for one of the most popular treats at the Troy Strawberry Festival.
Police searching for endangered missing woman in Ohio
OHIO — Authorities in Warren County are searching for an endangered missing woman who was last seen earlier this week. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office said Leslie Marie Long was reported missing Tuesday from her home in Union Township. According to investigators, Long was last seen May 17 at her residence on South U
High gas prices cause food truck owners to weigh tough decisions
A gallon of diesel is just four cents away from AAA’s highest recorded price for Ohio. Some Dayton food truck owners say that’s making them weigh some tough decisions.
Clay Township’s new road signs are more than meets the eye
Drivers in one Montgomery County community may notice some new signs along the roads, and while they don’t look imposing, they could be the key to a crackdown. Clay Township is putting up 12-14 new radar signs along its roads with the goal of reducing speeds and increasing safety, specifically along its back roads. Th
Clothes are flowing to landfills. University of Dayton students are trying to decrease the...
This week, the Ohio Newsroom is joining NPR to tell stories about climate solutions on the local level, as the federal government walks back environmental regulations. Anywhere from 2,000 to 3,000 tons of trash are brought to the Montgomery County Waste Transfer Station south of Dayton each day. And the county’s most r
Showers & Thunderstorms On and Off through Wednesday Morning
Showers and thunderstorms wind down after midnight. Tuesday will be partly sunny and again dry most of the day. The chance for showers and thunderstorms will increase by late afternoon into the evening. Some thunderstorms could produce strong, damaging winds and large hail. TONIGHT: Showers and thunderstorms, ending a
Local lake at Possum Creek MetroPark to close for construction
A lake at Possum Creek Metropark will close for construction
Local high school, elementary school closed due to air conditioning issues
The district said they anticipate repairs will be completed quickly.

















