Stories by Sarah

People in the Dayton area don’t like a lot pizzazz in their vehicle colors. An iSeeCars.com survey shows the favorite car colors for Dayton

For the second year in a row, CareSource has agreed to host a Veteran Salute during select Dayton Dragons games this season.

University of Dayton geologist Umesh Haritashya nearly topped $3 million in total NASA research funding he has received with his latest gran

Next week Wright State University will hold its 15th annual Leader to Leader Conference for students to attend and improve their leadership

On Tuesday, Wright State University employees hung scarves throughout the seating area in Dunbar Library for students to shop through. This

For the last eight years, Infinitee Salon & Spa has brought its team and spa services to parents and guardians of patients at Dayton Childre

With the upcoming April census date approaching, the U.S. Census Bureau has hundreds of thousands of temporary jobs open. Ohioans are able t

Wright State University students have grown an investment portfolio nearly four times since an initial allocation by the school in 2007.

Verne Bowers advised Dwight Eisenhower following World War II.

Children in Montgomery County can receive free books at their home thanks to a program launched by the Ohio Governor’s Imagination Library p

The Wright State University Teamsters 957 voted to authorize a strike according to chief steward Tom Bellew.

During the Dec. 5 Board of Trustees committee meeting, board members voted on a resolution to give Megan Betts’ family a posthumous degree.

During the Dec. 5 Board of Trustees committee meeting, board members voted on a resolution to give Megan Betts’ family a posthumous degree.

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Professor and Director of the Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner program, Kristine Scordo, was escorted off Wright State’s camp

Following a strike that fostered months of distrust and anger on all sides, Wright State University administration said they’re taking a ser

“It is hard to think of coming back to rehearsals without Megan,” Dr. James Tipps, Wright State professor of music and conductor of universi

Raiders and community members gathered in the atrium of the Student Union on Monday afternoon to remember Megan Betts one of the victims of

In the early hours of Sunday August 4, hundreds in downtown Dayton’s historic Oregon District took cover or fled as shooting broke out.

Memorial Day weekend has been marked as a historical weather weekend for parts of the Miami Valley and Ohio.