Josh Sweigart

The two people involved in a viral social media post that led to rumors that Haitian immigrants in Springfield were capturing and eating cats say

As part of our ongoing special reporting project Mental Health Matters , the Dayton Daily News is offering a listing of upcoming community events focused on mental health.

Documents filed for the suspension proceedings of Montgomery County Clerk of Courts Mike Foley detail the charges against the public official, calling charges filed against Foley “unsupported and politically motivated” and connected to other people in local political circles.

No government program placed 15,000 Haitians in Springfield. They came because they wanted to. For them, Springfield is a land of opportunity.

Pundits and politicians have made Springfield the centerpiece of debate over U.S. immigration policy. We want to hear from real people about how their lives are affected.

First Diversity Staffing in Springfield, owned by George Ten, has faced criticism in past few years; company denies busing in Haitians en masse or mistreating workers and tenants.

Editor's note: Every Sunday Josh Sweigart, editor of investigations and solutions journalism, brings you the top stories from the Dayton Daily News and major stories over the past week you may have missed.

Springfield city officials say state and federal law enforcement agencies are leading an “ongoing” investigation into concerns about human trafficking involving Haitian immigrants and employment agencies in the city.

When you go to vote in this year's presidential election, which candidate will show up at the top of the ballot? It depends on where you live.

The Ohio Secretary of State’s Office has sent out a clarification that could change how Montgomery County and other counties accommodate voters dropping off someone else’s ballot.