For a generation raised in a digital economy, Gen Z is finding that financial adulthood isn’t as seamless as a tap-to-pay transaction. As the oldest members of this cohort move through their late-20s, ...

The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the pairings for its state semifinal games on Fri., Nov. 28. Geography is the primary basis for determining the pairings.

Sinclair Community College is investing $30 million to transform Building 8, the former field house, into an area to train students on using technology, including cybersecurity and artificial ...

Ben Steele, the Marquette beat writer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, wrote what many Dayton and Marquette fans were thinking Wednesday night.

As Thanksgiving approaches, we want to know what you’re thankful for this year. Please fill out the questionnaire below or email reporter Sam Wildow at [email protected].

Seniors Lena Buskard and Nico Cornett and junior Peyton Adams earned all-league honors last year. In all, the team’s top seven scorers from last season, including senior Chloe Randall and sophomore ...

Unlicensed paraprofessionals employed at Dayton Public Schools will be put on administrative leave until they fix their license with the state or choose to leave their jobs in a new agreement between ...

A Dayton police officer will not face criminal charges for shooting a man who reportedly fled a crash with a gun in July.

On Oct. 22, Dayton resident Sarah Evans found herself out of a job as a cook at an area nursing home. On Thursday, she found herself in line with hundreds of other cars at the Dixie Twin Drive-In ...

Retired Dayton Daily News staff photographer Jan Underwood: "Once the documents had all been initialed, the other photographers from our staff went back to the office to process and edit film. I ...

Tee Higgins could have gone somewhere else to be a team’s top wide receiver this season and instead chose to stay with the Cincinnati Bengals and be “1B” behind Ja’Marr Chase.

Middletown native and Major League Baseball player Kyle Schwarber returned to the city Wednesday to talk about baseball, life and the city that raised him.