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A motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene of a crash Wednesday, May 25, 2022, involving a truck in Harrison Twp. JIM NOELKER / STAFF

Motorcyclist dies after truck pulls in front of them in Harrison Twp.

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$Students at Stevenson Elementary school head to the buses Friday March 11, 2022. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF$

Local schools focus on physical security, relationships with kids

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Dayton to conduct rare juvenile curfew sweep after complaints

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$Jon Green, the keynote speaker at the 2022 Montgomery County Juvenile Treatment Court Graduation Ceremony, said Thursday, May 19, 2022, that his life has been better since becoming sober and encouraged the graduating youth to remain off substances. Montgomery County Juvenile Judge Anthony Capizzi is the treatment court judge and congratulated the youth who graduated from the program. PARKER PERRY\STAFF$

Youth celebrated for graduating from Juvenile Treatment Court program

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Montgomery County auditor searching for credit card skimmers on gas pumps

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Dayton businessman Brian Higgins faces trail on federal charges. He pleaded not guilty.

Dayton businessman sentenced to prison in final corruption investigation case

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Man charged in deadly shooting that led to Dayton SWAT standoff

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The Dayton City Commission at a recent commission meeting. CORNELIUS FROLIK / STAFF

Dayton city leaders urge residents to pressure legislators about gun laws

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Dayton teen accused of shooting mom’s boyfriend could face adult charges

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Some businesses moved on after tornadoes; others say ‘future is very, very bright’

SWAT and hostage negotiation teams responded to apartments on West Stewart Street in Dayton on Wednesday, May 18, 2022, after a man was shot. MARSHALL GOBRY / STAFF

Victim ID’d in deadly shooting that led to SWAT standoff in Dayton

$Sinclair Community College graduation was held at the University of Dayton Arena Thursday, May 6, 2021. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF$

Sinclair schedules in-person graduation for class of 2020

2 in stable condition following Monday shooting in Dayton

Montgomery County authorized an agreement Tuesday with the Greater Dayton Premier Management for $1 million to go to paying rent owed by those who live in public housing.

County approves $1M of federal money to help residents in public housing pay rent

Five school therapists and an art teaching position are among the jobs being proposed as part of a reduction in force in Mad River Local Schools, records show. FILE

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Mad River schools cuts teaching, therapist jobs despite urging from union, parents

Dayton sobriety checkpoint nets 8 arrests, including 1 for OVI

The Air Force has identified a second child development facility at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base as an unfunded priority in this year’s military budget process. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Victoria Boyton)

Second Wright-Patt child care center proposed as a new Air Force ‘unfunded priority’

The Dayton Daily News is spotlighting top students named at Dayton-area schools for the Class of 2022. Alyssa Brooks is a Graduate with Distinction from Carlisle High School. She is currently the vice president of the National Honor Society, and has been a member of it since sophomore year. She has participated in theatre, ran track and played volleyball throughout high school. She has been a PBIS leader since it was started her sophomore year. This fall, she plans to attend Ohio State University to study zoology on the pre-vet track. Courtesy of Carlisle High School.

PHOTOS: Warren County top students in Class of 2022

Sydney Aldrich, valedictorian, Twin Valley South High School. Courtesy of Twin Valley Community Local School District.

PHOTOS: Preble County top students in Class of 2022

Photo shoot helps Montgomery County kids who want to be adopted

John and Shirley Behm stand in front of their house in Brookville that was damaged by the Memorial Day tornados three years ago. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

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Looking back 3 years later: Tornadoes tore us apart, brought us together

Dayton Hamvention celebrated 70 years of its gathering of amateur radio enthusiasts this weekend at the Greene County Fairgrounds following a two-year hiatus thanks to COVID-19. AIMEE HANCOCK/STAFF

Dayton’s amateur radio ‘Hamvention’ returns for 70th anniversary

Dayton area home sales volume up despite fewer homes sold in April. NICK GRAHAM / STAFF

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Interest rates up, but Dayton-area housing market remains hot for sellers

Kimbia Ingram, from Springfield, with her 4-month-old twins Friday, May 20, 2022. Kimbia says she goes through a can of formula every day and says she has to drive to five different stores to find the one can. BILL LACKEY/STAFF

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Local moms: ‘The uncertainty of if my baby will have food is so scary’

Carl Beyer, former news editor, Dayton Daily News.

Carl Beyer, former DDN news editor, dies at age 92

The parade is set to return Saturday to for That Day in May in Oakwood for the first time since 2019. CONTRIBUTED

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Parade returns to Oakwood spring festival on Saturday

3 juveniles rescued from Great Miami River in Dayton

Lead Sales Associate, Theresa Warych empties the mailboxes in front of the U.S. Post Office on Stroop Rd. in Kettering Wednesday March 30, 2022. Four men, one from Dayton, were recently charged with a string of check thefts from U.S. Postal Service mailboxes in Oakwood and Kettering. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

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4 arrested in Kettering post office mailbox thefts, police believe more suspects involved

$Dayton Police Officer Thadeu Holloway, talks with other officers during the Montgomery County 14th Annual Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony Monday Sept. 27, 2021. Holloway, an eight-year veteran of the Dayton Police Department, was shot in the left side of his face during a struggle with a suspect the previous week. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF$

Dayton officer who was shot in the head and kept going wins national awards

3 charged in double shooting at Dayton drive-thru

Magsig Middle School in Centerville is among more than a dozen school buildings in the Dayton area that will get safety funding from the state.

Beavercreek, Centerville, others get state money for school safety

Dion Green, who lost his father in the Oregon District shooting, stands Wednesday with a woman he met outside Tops Supermarket, the scene of a recent mass shooting. Green said the woman was in need of support, so he hugged her and talked to her after he drove to Buffalo to help people impacted by the shooting. Contributed Photo

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