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Black residents still less likely to get vaccine

5 experts: Cybercriminals want your data and ransom money

Companies skimp on cybersecurity defense at their own peril

Dayton Public Schools had a driver shortage last year. The district spread out its school start times, so they could cover the same schools with fewer drivers.

Dayton preschoolers, high schoolers to get bus service

$Orchard Park Elementary School math teacher Andy Ayres talks about fractions Tuesday March 2, 2021. Students are working hard in-person after months of COVID-19 restrictions.$

How one local school is helping kids bounce back from the pandemic

Orchard Park Elementary teacher Cary Forlines answers question from first-graders Tuesday March 2, 2021. The Kettering school opened for in-person learning in late January after months of COVID-19 restrictions.

Schools scrambling, students behind after year of COVID

Belmont High School students participate in English class during the 2018-19 school year. JEREMY P. KELLEY / STAFF

State cites several special education violations in Dayton schools

Black residents still less likely to get vaccine

A police officer stands in front of a crowd at a protest for racial justice in Kettering last summer.

Montgomery County police departments work with NAACP on reforms

On June 6, members of Miami Valley Area Physicians of Indian Origin, other physician organizations and Wright State University knelt in silence for 8 minutes and 46 seconds at Patricia Allen Park in Springboro, Ohio in order to offer solidarity and honor the memory of George Floyd and many other victims over the years. About 150 physicians and medical students of various racist participated.

Dayton Daily News The Path Forward podcast explores racism as a public health crisis

How medical professionals’ implicit biases contribute to health care disparities

5 experts: Cybercriminals want your data and ransom money

Companies skimp on cybersecurity defense at their own peril

Fatalities in large truck crashes are up 48% since 2009

Trucking industry wants to lower age to drive big rigs. Safety advocates call it risky

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