A number of Dayton businesses and institutions are turning to AI to see further and more precisely, and to know more about what their customers want. Ristich works with the University of Dayton ...

We were so excited when we heard that there was going to be one built here and we’ve been watching it brick by brick ever since it started," said Beth Fahrenbruck of Amberley Village.

A Darke County softball coach who reportedly demanded nude images from girls was sentenced in federal court earlier this month.

Comedian Mark Normand will bring his “Ya Don’t Say” tour to the Victoria Theatre at 7 p.m. on Sept. 6. Normand is from New Orleans, but is now based in New York City. He has made appearances on ...

A bill in the Ohio House of Representatives may give consumers the opportunity to purchase raw milk straight from farmers without first having to buy shares of milk-producing animals.

80 Acres Farms was founded in 2015 in Cincinnati by Zelkind and Tisha Livingston, the CEO of Infinite Acres, 80 Acres’ tech-focused subsidiary. Virginia-based Soli Organic was founded in 1989 and is a ...

The University of Dayton’s Erma Bombeck Writers’ Workshop is offering humor writers two all-expenses-paid writing residencies at the University of Dayton Marriott.

Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Cordell Volson will undergo surgery on his shoulder and is expected to be out for the year, according to coach Zac Taylor.

Dayton Public Schools students will have to wear a visible student ID badge and sign a Code of Conduct with the district and the Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority, or RTA, to be able to use a ...

The Troy City Schools had an unexpected challenge on its hands of dealing with a downed phone system when schools opened for a new year Wednesday, Aug. 20.

Alter and Fairmont started playing their annual opener on Thursdays in 2017. It’s such a special rivalry, featuring two schools located 1.9 miles apart in Kettering, that starting the season one day ...

As students head back to school and families adjust to new schedules, restaurants in Dayton’s Oregon District are seeing a decline in customers.