When the Cincinnati Reds prioritized improving their defense over improving their lineup at the trade deadline, president of baseball operations Nick Krall stressed the way that defensive plays can ...

The newest Dayton Flyers recruit has something in common with the Flyer Faithful and all the members of the UD coaching staff remaining from the 2019-20 season.

Lansing pitcher Kyle Robinson fired six scoreless innings as the Lugnuts shutout the Dayton Dragons 4-0 in the second game of a doubleheader on Thursday night, giving Lansing a sweep on the night.

After firing a career-best round earlier this month, Greenville senior Vera Cox is earning accolades for her performance.

The Garden Grille & Bar, located on the second floor of the Hilton Garden Inn Dayton Downtown, is now serving elevated American cuisine during brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.

Then there’s Harry Bell and Jack Davis. These two longtime Butler County educators met in 1955 when they taught at Trenton High School, and have remained the closest of friends for the last 70 years.

Plans for a new subdivision to be located off North Hyatt Street have been reduced from nearly 300 single-family homes to 192.

Jean Allen and “Babe,” a 70-year-old, five-ton performing elephant of the famous Cole Brothers combined circus, had arrived in town by train for two performances at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds.

The first day of school at Bellbrook High School came and went, with the high school library closed for a review of “sexuality content and gender identity,” sparking backlash from the community and ...

Faced with years of rising costs, residents ask Ohio utility regulators for relief from higher AES Ohio electric rates ...

It was the day of the weigh-in for the bout between Dayton heavyweight Rocky Phillips and former heavyweight champ Michael Dokes that would transpire 24 hours later at Peels Palace in Erlanger, ...

When the band America sang “the ocean is a desert with its life underground and a perfect disguise above” in the song “A Horse with No Name” they were somewhat right about rivers.