War on Drugs

Montgomery County overdose deaths drop to three year low.

Police State

Cops electrocute woman for being uncooperative.

War on Drugs

Unprecedented gun seizure will produce no changes in the drug war.

Local

Dayton pays another bureaucrat, this time the school superintendent, to leave.

Local

Good Samaritan Hospital closing. A ruler said something honest.

"“Not only was Good Sam an economic anchor to northwest Dayton, but they also were a neighborhood stabilizer,” said Dayton City Manager Shelley Dickstein. “We are gravely concerned about an exit of that anchoring presence.”"

Everybody should be concerned. Founding.

Whaley drops out of governor's race.

"“Nan Whaley and the other early candidates - Connie Pillich, Betty Sutton, Joe Schiavoni - all suffered from a lack of statewide name recognition,” said University of Dayton political scientist Christopher Devine. “As long as they were the only candidates in the race, Whaley had a chance. That changed when Cordray entered the race, given that he has won statewide office, has a national profile, and can tap into a wider network of campaign donors.”"

Sounds like the Democrat party issued marching orders. Since they're winning elections everywhere, they don't want to waste this opportunity to possibly oust Kasich.

Local

Cops admit they didn't see John Crawford III didn't threaten anybody before they killed him.

Local

36 water main breaks in Montgomery County since Friday. Socialism is unprepared.

Local

Dayton schools file suit to overturn an arbiter's ruling allowing a fired teacher to return to work. Apparently the victim doesn't trust Montgomery County Courts because she filed to move the case to federal court.

Local

Smart prosecutor realizes he can't arrest his way out of the heroin epidemic.

Local

Trotwood schools rank last in Ohio.

Local

Dayton Arcade developers seek more tax incentives.

Economic growth in Dayton is uneven because funny-money reaches different people at different times.

Downtown music pavilion budget runs $3 million over budget.

Dayton still has low cost of living.

Local

Despite Dayton's terrible schools, Nan Whaley pretends she's good on education.

Local

Carrying a gun carries a death sentence in Kettering.

Wright-Patt aliens.

Local

Dayton police reject body cameras.

Local

Plans for the Arcade.

Dayton cops staged traffic stop.

Video of staged traffic stop.

Local

History will look back on us and declare the Great American Eclipse heralded the decline of our civilization.

Local

$2.5 million more from taxpayers for Arcade.

Local

After years of nobody wanting the site, suddenly three firms are competing for the old DDN site.

Local

Dayton lists locations for new red-light and speeding cameras.

Local

After all this time, the Feds have decided not to prosecute the cop who murdered John Crawford III in Walmart. Justice denied.