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Construction workers guide a roof beam into place as work continues on the second phase of the Topre plant. Bill Lackey/Staff

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Area waterways still ‘impaired,’ some getting better

P.I.O. and Business Services for the Animal Resource Center, Kara Hamby stands in the mobile animal surgical lab at the center Monday May 9, 2022. Because of COVID-19, the last few years, the mobile clinic has had limited use but the center plans to visit multiple events in 2022. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

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County animal shelter looking to public to help them house, reunite lost pets

$718M in COVID relief: Local governments weigh how to spend it

$718M in COVID relief: Local governments weigh how to spend it

Local cases contribute to billions in COVID relief fraud

Dayton Daily News investigates billions in COVID aid: Where is it going?

Howard Rucker, a 40-year-old phlebotomist at Miami Valley Hospital who lives in the 45417 ZIP code and did get vaccinated, said people in his community are scared and lack definitive information. He tries to tell people he got the shot and carries around his vaccination card as proof.

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Early Thanksgiving Day editions of the Dayton Daily News are available now at locations including Dorothy Lane Market in Oakwood and Kroger on Wayne Avenue in Dayton. Staff photo by Barbara Kedziora.

11 Dayton Daily News investigations that had an impact in 2021

After bumpy start, agency officials say use of $40M rent, utility aid increasing

After bumpy start, agency officials say use of $40M rent, utility aid increasing

Restitution in local court cases was first stolen, then misplaced by the court, our...

Payroll Project: Local governments can’t fill jobs that paid $100K+ last year

Payroll Project: Here’s how much Oakwood employees were paid last year

County coroners’ multiple side jobs raise concerns

County coroners’ multiple side jobs raise concerns

Payroll Project: Local governments can’t fill jobs that paid $100K+ last year

Payroll Project: Kettering’s 10 highest-paid employees

Payroll Project: Local governments can’t fill jobs that paid $100K+ last year

Payroll Project: Dayton’s 10 highest-paid employees

Dr. Russell Uptegrove is the county coroner in Warren County and a full-time forensic pathologist in Montgomery County. TY GREENLEES/STAFF

Payroll Project: Montgomery County’s 10 highest paid employees

SBA Restaurant Revitalization Program award recipients

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