TODAY’S MODERATOR: Red-light cameras may come back

Watch your driving, folks — Dayton is bringing back those controversial red-light cameras .

Our staff writer Cornelius Frolik reports: “Dayton police propose to have 10 fixed systems, six handheld devices and two trailer, portable units. The photo enforcement program began in 2003 and ended in July 2015 after an Ohio Supreme Court ruling that a sworn officer must be present in order to issue tickets. However, the cameras continued recording until the end of 2015 for data collection. The cameras caught huge increases in speeding and red-light violations at those intersections with cameras, said Dayton officer Jason Ward.