DAYTON, Ohio— Places like public libraries, parks, malls, bookstores, and theaters all serve communities that are starved for connection. So, where do people go when those spaces start to disappear?

According to several articles, including one from the American Osteopathic Association, there’s been a recent documented loss of many “third places” in the U.S. which force many Americans to grapple with the feeling of loneliness.

DAYTON, Ohio— Spring break is one of many opportunities for Americans to travel, and with summer on the horizon, thousands of airports across the country prepare themselves for those busy few months of flying.

DAYTON, Ohio— Recent activity from several different hate groups in Ohio this past year begs the question of whether an agenda of hate is on the rise, and where the origin of hate groups in Ohio and the U.S. derived from.

DAYTON, Ohio— Engineers working with the City of Dayton showcased new data on roadway accidents in a public forum meeting last Thursday evening, and a safety action plan in progress that could potentially give the city the funds to implement it.

The meeting will be the first of many, and came after the city received a Safe Streets and Roads for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan Grant from the United States Department of Tr...

DAYTON, Ohio— Few buildings on the University of Dayton campus can boast the activity that once took place in Chaminade Hall. In its heyday, it flaunted a cafeteria bustling with...

DAYTON, Ohio— The Downtown Dayton Partnership (DDP), “dedicated to making downtown Dayton a better place to live, work and visit,” appointed Katie Meyer as the new president of the organization this past August. 

Katie Meyer succeeds Sandy Gudorf, who had served as the DDP president for the last 17 years and worked for the organization and the...