Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 25th of January.
Good morning, Dayton.
Firefighters responded to a severe fire in Dayton, rescuing two adults and later discovering 71-year-old Sharon Chenoweth deceased.
The U.S. Marshal Service is seeking public assistance to locate Christopher Ward and Dawone Hodge, wanted for felonious assault and other charges.
William 'Bill' Stepp, notorious for both his criminal activities and drag-racing successes, navigated a life of minimal legal repercussions despite numerous arrests, transforming his public persona in Dayton over decades.
A man was arrested for a shooting in Dayton that left one person seriously injured and another at risk of harm.
Three individuals are charged in connection with the murder and dismemberment of a Kettering man, whose legs were found in Trotwood; the case progresses with accusations of murder, abuse of a corpse, theft, and tampering with evidence.
Wright State University's Stein Galleries showcase 'Recent Works: Momentos and My Rooms' by Marcella Hackbardt and 'Walking through Stone' by alum Micah Zavacky, featuring themes of memory, identity, and environmental connection.
Ohio schools are utilizing virtual reality technology to enhance student engagement and understanding in subjects like math and science, with positive feedback on its effectiveness in making learning more interactive and enjoyable.
School superintendents manage complex considerations beyond weather, like student safety and access to meals, when deciding on snow days.
The University of Dayton is adjusting its student housing for the 2025-26 academic year, taking Founders Hall, The Adele Center, and Lawnview Apartments offline to align with smaller class sizes and sustainability goals.
The University of Dayton men's basketball team secured a 77-72 victory over Saint Joseph's, marking their third consecutive win and improving their season record to 14-6.
Zachary Armstrong's Curatorial Art Project
The Contemporary Dayton presents a new artistic project by Zachary Armstrong, showcasing intricate and intimate works reflecting ritualistic symbols and motifs.
Zachary Armstrong's Curatorial Reveal at The Contemporary Dayton
The event features the unveiling of a new project by Zachary Armstrong, known for his intricate and intimate artwork that explores ritualistic symbolism.
Zachary Armstrong's Curatorial Project at The Contemporary Dayton
Zachary Armstrong unveils a new artistic project characterized by intricate and ritualistic symbols at The Contemporary Dayton.
Five Rivers Deer Camp 2024
The Five Rivers Deer Camp features games, raffles, and a buffet dinner, providing a social environment for enthusiasts in the Dayton area.
Forces of Nature: A Journey with Photographer Keith Ladzinski
Explore the breathtaking extremes of our planet through the captivating imagery and storytelling of renowned photographer Keith Ladzinski at the historic Victoria Theatre.
Stride in Style: Understanding the Running Gait
This event hosted by the Dayton Track Club focuses on analyzing running form and debunking common myths related to the running gait.
Zachary Armstrong's Curatorial Art Project Reveal
The Contemporary Dayton presents an artistic project by Zachary Armstrong, highlighting ritualistic repetition of symbols and motifs.
Family Valentine's Dance at Lohrey Recreation Center
Families are invited to an evening filled with dancing, Valentine card making, and snacks, suitable for kids aged 10 and under.
After Dark: Swing the Night Away at the National Museum of the US Air Force
This fan-favorite event offers an evening of swing dancing and entertainment at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
Dayton Record Fair 2025
The Dayton Record Fair at Eudora Brewing Company features thousands of new and used records, live DJs, and food and drinks from local vendors.
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