David Sherman

Dayton artist and musician Michael Bashaw creates one-of-a-kind instruments known as sound sculptures. Watch as Bashaw and the Sound Sculpture Ensemble prepare for a performance built around playable artwork, improvisation

For months, neighbors in Drexel called police and animal control, worried about large, vicious-looking dogs running loose through their streets.

Richard Schroeppel and Dawn Kilbarger recount the morning three Cane Corsos attacked them on Lawncrest Avenue in the Drexel area, leaving lasting physical and emotional wounds.

Richard Schroeppel and Dawn Kilbarger recount the morning three Cane Corsos attacked them on Lawncrest Avenue in the Drexel area, leaving lasting physical and emotional wounds.

The Data Stream podcast dives deep into the fast-moving currents of data, technology, and the law.

Newcom Tavern at Carillon Historical Park is more than Dayton’s oldest standing building. The 1796 structure served as a traveler’s stop, courtroom, post office and gathering place in the city’s

After First Presbyterian Church’s pipe organ failed on Christmas Eve, repair estimates climbed as high as $100,000. Longtime member John Barton and his friend Bill Staiger spent months tracing decades-old

After First Presbyterian Church's pipe organ failed on Christmas Eve, repair estimates climbed as high as $100,000. Longtime member John Barton and his friend Bill Staiger spent months tracing decades-old electrical problems—and surprised the congregation when the organ returned, louder and brighter than ever.

Students, staff, first responders, and military climb stadium stairs in Miamisburg to honor 9/11 victims with a solemn tribute.

Hal Melia spent more than two decades teaching jazz at Central State University. The university says Ohio Senate Bill 1 led to 16 professor position cuts and eliminated several degree programs, including Jazz Studies. Melia says students are the ones “getting left in the lurch.”