But Cary’s foundation has long been built at home. Her mother, Molly, brings a coach’s voice to the sideline and a parent’s presence everywhere else. Molly, who played collegiately at Cedarville ...

Emma Gatewood was the first woman to solo hike the entire 2,050 miles of the Appalachian Trail. The year was 1955 and Gatewood was 67 at the time, earning her the “Grandma Gatewood moniker.” A few ...

Centerville is asking the Ohio Supreme Court to review the Sheetz development case, seeking to overturn a recent Second District Court of Appeals ruling allowing the gas station and convenience store.

The human body undergoes an assortment of changes over the course of a lifetime. Some of those changes are visible to the naked eye, but many more are not. The body’s changing needs in regard to ...

Heavy holiday-season congestion is projected to return between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Friday through Sunday, according to INRIX, a Seattle-based provider of transportation data and insights. Motorists ...

A Fairborn smoke shop that made headlines for offering its customers free “joints” of intoxicating hemp over the summer was shut down by police for alleged violations of city nuisance code.

Those with developmental and acquired disabilities in the Miami Valley have a great champion in the non-profit organization known as United Rehabilitation Services.

The newest member of the Mad River Local School Board graduated from Stebbins High School just a year and a half before he will be sworn in Jan. 5.

From historical holiday charm to parades, puppets and spaghetti, here’s how to make the most of the Dayton area as a family this weekend.

After a pair of newborn twins spent the first months of their lives in neonatal intensive care units, their parents are looking forward to starting holiday traditions with their babies now that they ...

Seventy-five years ago, four independent insurance agents formed the Cincinnati Insurance Co. on Central Parkway with a $200,000 investment, a vision, and promise to be the best company serving ...

As Christmas approaches, Ohioans will gather in churches and homes to celebrate the birth of Christ. We picture the manger, the shepherds, and the angels’ song. Yet we often forget what happened next.