Samantha Wildow

A state lawmaker proposed a bill that would scrap the Ohio Department of Medicaid’s managed care program, opting instead to return to a fee-for-service model with administrative services organizations to

Ohio Rep. Karen Brownlee, D-Symmes Twp., speaks during a protest outside CareSource's Dayton headquarters on Friday, May 1.

The city of Kettering is proposing to update its zoning code to remove vehicle storage as a permitted use for businesses within the city, and a local entrepreneur hoping to open a car condominium within the city shared his opposition to the proposal during a public hearing on the topic.

Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and now a billionaire philanthropist, attended Dayton History's dedication of the Mark and Paula Hurd NCR Archive Center, a comprehensive corporate archive of what was once one of Dayton's most influential corporations.

More than a hundred former NCR employees, local history enthusiasts, and pioneers in early computing technology gathered to dedicate a corporate archive of what was once one of Dayton's most influential companies.

The Ohio House Medicaid Committee is building on initiatives tackling potential Medicaid fraud and wasteful spending after holding a second hearing for a bill that would require electronic verification for certain providers, along with a number of other regulations that were added through an extensive amendment to the bill.

The Oakwood City Council is placing a renewal tax levy on the November ballot to support general services, and it is a levy that voters in the city have supported for more than three decades.

A new assisted living facility is in the works for Miami Twp., according to development plans submitted to the Miami Twp. Planning Commission.

Moraine's Payne Recreation Center reopened this week after it was closed Friday, May 29, and Saturday, May 30, following flooding that resulted in a sewer overflow in the area.

Updated A popular sushi restaurant is planning on opening its second Dayton-area location.