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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The Ohio Department of Health has a new addition to its website — a dashboard that tracks infectious diseases.
Ohio's second breast milk dispensary has opened in Dayton. This will give mothers a place to pick up breast milk or donate excess milk to babies in need.
By: Ngozi Cole
While lower than 2023's record high, homelessness is still a persistent issue in Montgomery County. Leaders hope new money for affordable housing and other assistance will help.
Discount chain Dollar Tree is closing multiple of its Family Dollar store locations across Ohio this year, including the location in West Dayton.
WYSO | By Ngozi Cole Published April 11, 2024 at 6:06 PM EDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
Montgomery County has awarded The Entrepreneurs Center $150,000 to boost companies focused on tech and innovation.
Soin Medical Center has dropped its status as a trauma center.
By: Ngozi Cole
Dayton police officers arrested a man handing out meals to unhoused people, accusing him of distributing food without a permit.
Dayton police officers arrested a man handing out meals to unhoused people, accusing him of distributing food without a permit.
Miami Valley Hospital South in Centerville will soon lose its designated as a trauma center.
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