Good morning, Dayton.

The Humane Society of Greater Dayton named Jenny as Pet of the Week on August 29th at 9:46 a.m.—she is celebrated by local supporters and is highlighted in the society's efforts to promote pet adoption.

Deputies with Montgomery County Sheriff's Office took a man into custody on Oneida Avenue after a lengthy search following a domestic violence call + officers are now investigating the incident further.

Shane M. Blake—37—from Tipp City was indicted on charges of assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest, obstructing official business and possessing drug paraphernalia following a struggle with Dayton police on Aug.

20 that sent an officer to the ICU with a head injury; the officer is now recovering at home while Blake is scheduled for arraignment on Tuesday and held on a $20,000 bond.

Israel Ludlow from New Jersey surveyed land in 1795 and planned the town that became Dayton, and the city might have had a different name if not for his work.

He marked boundaries across Ohio and many local streets and landmarks are named after him—his work shaped Dayton’s history.

Huber Heights schools unveiled a Military Wall of Honor—displaying the names, branches and graduation years of Wayne High School alumni who served—in a front hallway near the main entrance.

The project began two years ago and involved collaboration between the Board of Education, the city and local groups while receiving a $10,000 city donation and local contributions.

Dayton Public Schools announced today that a Franklin County Court granted an extended injunction so that RTA bus passes will be provided for high school students through the 2025–2026 school year—case hearings will resume in September.

Superintendent David Lawrence said community testimony in Columbus helped secure the decision.

House Bill 331 requires Ohio villages to prove they offer at least five services and fill every public office with certified candidates or face a vote to dissolve their government in a future election.

Village officials in Clifton and nearby communities say the rule is unfair and fear it may force historic towns to risk dissolution—threatening long-held traditions.

Ohio Renaissance Festival

10:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. — Ohio Renaissance Festival — Admission fees apply — Experience the magic with live shows, games, and delicious Renaissance-style food.

Silent Book Club

6-8 p.m. — Blue Sky Coffee — Free entry — Connect with fellow book lovers while enjoying a quiet reading session followed by discussion.

Dayton Dragons vs. Lansing Lugnuts

7:05-8:35 p.m. — Day Air Ballpark — Ticket information available — Catch an exciting baseball game featuring the Dayton Dragons at home.

Pauly Shore Comedy Show

7:30-9 p.m. — Funny Bone — Ticket prices vary — Experience the comedic insights of Pauly Shore as he reflects on life after fame.

Front Street Art Hop

5-9 p.m. — Front Street — Free entry — Experience art, music, and food while exploring studios and meeting local artists.

Oakwood Farmers Market Featuring Gem City Bakehouse

9 AM – 12 PM — Oakwood Farmers' Market — Free entry — Enjoy fresh local baked goods and support local vendors in a vibrant community setting.

Turkish Food Festival

3 PM — Ashton Brooke of Beavercreek — Free entry — Experience authentic Turkish cuisine and celebrate community culture with a variety of delicious dishes.

Dayton Knights of Columbus Swing for Charity Golf Tournament

Noon - 9:00 p.m. — Yankee Trace Golf Course — $125.00 — Swing for a great cause supporting wounded veterans and local charities.

Bridges to Success 5K

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Rip Rap Roadhouse — Registration fees apply — The 25th Annual event focuses on providing support and guidance for disadvantaged youth in the community.

Subterranean with Bomb Shelter

8 PM – 2 AM — Yellow Cab Tavern — Entry cost not specified — Experience an underground musical journey in Dayton's vibrant nightlife.