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Yet another federal government shutdown looms, possible impacting defense funding...

88th Air Base Wing photo by Christopher Warner.

How Wright-Patterson AFB is digging out from Sunday’s record snowfall

Schools watching weather for potential closures this week

A woman is up to her knees in snow clearing her windows at the McDonald’s near Wright State University early Sunday morning, Jan. 25, 2026. BUCK CREEK PHOTOGRAPHY/CONTRIBUTED

Many colleges, universities closed Monday, still assessing for the rest of the week

Jessica Schwab (center), an oncology radiologist at Kettering Health, cuts the ribbon during a ceremony marking the opening of Coats for a Cure's second Care Closet at Soin Medical Center, with the first one located at Kettering Health Main Campus. Schwab, along with Zach Gregus and Crystal Bullock, both oncology radiologists at Kettering Health, founded Coats for a Cure and partnered with Kettering Health after they noticed many patients were coming in for medical appointments without proper winter clothing. CONTRIBUTED

Kettering Health employees launch nonprofit to provide coats to patients in need

1 in custody following Fairborn SWAT standoff

Colin Clark, president of Butt Construction Co. Inc. in Beavercreek. Contributed.

Beavercreek company wins contract to build Wright-Patt AI research center

Construction workers on Shakertown Road in Beavercreek. FILE

Beavercreek seeks federal funds, community input for series of planned road projects

From left: Katie Mlod, Fairborn School Board President; John Howard, who was recently appointed to finish out the term of Jerry Browning, who stepped down Jan. 1; Fairborn Superintendent Amy Gayheart; and District Treasurer Kevin Philo. CONTRIBUTED

Fairborn paramedic appointed to serve remainder of former school board member’s term

$The official ribbon cutting ceremony for the National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC) took place Monday, May 13, 2024. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF$

Proposals due Feb. 6 for big NASIC construction project

Xenia woman sentenced to at least 10 years for child sexual abuse video

An aerial view of Wright State University's campus.

WSU settles 2020 legal fight against former research funding arm

Beavercreek

Yet another federal government shutdown looms, possible impacting defense funding...

How Wright-Patterson AFB is digging out from Sunday’s record snowfall

Schools watching weather for potential closures this week

Kettering Health employees launch nonprofit to provide coats to patients in need

Bellbrook

Bellbrook greenlights rezoning for proposed new office district1h ago

FILE - In this file photo, a GameStop sign is displayed above a store in Urbandale, Iowa, on Jan. 28, 2021. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall, File)

Credit: AP

GameStop to close two local stores

The franchise owners of Barry Bagels in Kettering have opened a second location in the Dayton region at 6228 Wilmington Pike in Sugarcreek Twp. CONTRIBUTED

Barry Bagels opens second location near Walmart on Wilmington Pike in Sugarcreek Twp.

Culver’s is a Wisconsin-based restaurant chain.

Credit: Natalie Jones

Culver’s could open in former Popeyes on Wilmington Pike in Sugarcreek Twp.

Fairborn

How Wright-Patterson AFB is digging out from Sunday’s record snowfall

Many colleges, universities closed Monday, still assessing for the rest of the week

1 in custody following Fairborn SWAT standoff

Fairborn paramedic appointed to serve remainder of former school board member’s term

Xenia

Xenia woman sentenced to at least 10 years for child sexual abuse video

The Xenia school board’s first meeting of 2026 saw heated exchanges between the board and the superintendent over proposed hiring of a controversial lawyer and consulting firm. LONDON BISHOP/STAFF

Sparks fly at Xenia school board meeting over legal hiring request

A student enters a building on the campus of Central State University. The university and the city recently negotiated a 90-day extension to their water and sewer contract. STAFF

Xenia agrees not to shut off Central State’s water after ‘years’ of unpaid utility debts

The Xenia Board of Education listens to residents speak at the podium during their regular meeting Monday. Behind them, attendees hold signs that say "We support Xenia employees," October 13, 2025. LONDON BISHOP/STAFF

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