Ngozi Cole is a Business and Economics Reporter/Producer for WYSO Public Radio, focusing on local news in Dayton, Ohio. With a passion for telling stories that impact the community, Ngozi covers a wide range of topics including economic development, entrepreneurship, housing, and social issues affecting the region.
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Ngozi Cole's coverage indicates a focus on local news in Dayton, Ohio, with an emphasis on community events and government announcements. She frequently covers stories related to healthcare, economy, and general community affairs.
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By: Ngozi Cole
Families, facility staff and advocates in the Dayton area came together to talk about what’s needed to improve the lives of assisted living facility residents.
The Dayton Development Coalition and the City of Springfield are hosting the National Advanced Air Mobility Industry Forum on Aug. 20 and 21.
Texas-based medical services firm Global Medical Response will shut down its Dayton-area locations, affecting over 70 employees.
By: Ngozi Cole
Ohio and Montgomery County have long had disparities in infant and maternal mortality rates. How are local groups working to address this? WYSO's Ngozi Cole speaks with Black doulas, doctors and policy makers on how this issue is being addressed.
An electric vehicle transport company is opening in Dayton.
By: Ngozi Cole
It’s been ten years since the police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson. In Dayton, local activists talked this week about police reform and racial discrimination.
By: Ngozi Cole
Wright State University's Boonshoft School of Medicine is starting a new addiction medicine program.The one-year fellowship will support physicians to treat those struggling with substance use. The fellows this year are Dr. Michael Bess and Dr. Armika Collins.
Honda is making some changes in its Ohio plant. The company said the the Marysville Auto Plant will now produce petrol, hybrid-electric and battery electric vehicles.
A French global automotive company Faurecia Exhaust Systems will shut down its Troy plant, affecting 60 employees.
By: Ngozi Cole
Over the course of 18 years, Ohio and its communities are receiving nearly $2 billion from pharmaceutical companies to compensate for harm caused by opioids.
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