Aimee Hancock

Travelers passing through Dayton International Airport will now have new local dining options waiting for them after clearing security.

Travelers passing through Dayton International Airport will now have new local dining options waiting for them after clearing security.

A controversial housing development that Clayton previously rejected is poised to move forward after the city reached a settlement with the developers who sued over the project's denial.

U.S. Rep. Mike Turner defended the Trump administration's overall objective in the escalating conflict with Iran on Sunday, arguing that preventing Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon remains the central

A heavy haul trucking company plans to establish its first physical headquarters in Huber Heights, a move the business says will create just over a dozen new jobs while expanding

As local governments across southwest Ohio weigh whether to slow or restrict data center development, Ohio's two major gubernatorial candidates are proposing different paths forward — Democrat Dr. Amy Acton wants to temporarily halt new projects unless they meet a series of conditions, while Republican Vivek Ramaswamy says developers should pay their own infrastructure costs without imposing a moratorium.

As local governments across southwest Ohio weigh whether to slow or restrict data center development, Ohio's two major gubernatorial candidates are proposing different paths forward — Democrat Dr. Amy Acton

A citizens group seeking to ban data centers in Piqua is challenging the city's interpretation of how many signatures are needed to place a proposed charter amendment before voters.

U.S. Rep. Mike Turner said Sunday, Aug. 2, that Congress has not been briefed on whether Ohio is among the states affected by recent cyberattacks targeting water utilities, but warned

Harrison Twp. is opening the door to more duplexes, townhomes, triplexes and accessory dwelling units after approving a sweeping overhaul of its residential zoning code aimed at addressing housing shortages and making redevelopment easier.