Good morning, Dayton.

Local first responders delivered a baby in an ambulance on Wednesday, Sept.

23 and were honored for their quick response & professionalism. Officials confirmed that the mother and baby are doing fine.

Trotwood officials are alerting residents to a loose ram that has been seen wandering through the community over the past few days — they advise keeping children and pets safe and calling 911 if the animal poses an immediate threat.

Trotwood city officials warn residents and visitors to keep a safe distance from a loose ram seen around town these days and advise not to pet or chase it (contact 911 immediately if it shows aggressive behavior and share any owner information at 937-837-7771).

Ohio Renaissance Festival warns that heavy rain will limit parking and that Saturday ticket holders can swap their tickets for Sunday (with a $3 discount) to ease visitor concerns during the rainy weekend.

A collection of photos from Dayton Art Institute Oktoberfest through the years is now available, showing how the event has changed and the community's spirit.

The gallery offers a visual journey back through past celebrations.

Dayton families are bracing for higher heating oil costs this fall as international conflict and cooler temperatures strain budgets & experts forecast a 30% price jump, prompting many to explore energy assistance programs.

Kettering City Council approved a master plan that will allow a third party to repair the ice rink — potentially keeping it open for another season.

City officials aim to control repairs estimated at $15 million as they work to meet a Feb. 1 deadline.

Gov Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency for 19 counties after recent storms caused significant flooding and damage.

Kettering will provide written damage assessments for insurance claims & Springfield offers free debris removal at C&S Tree Service for affected homeowners.

Dayton Dragons finished the season ranked first in average attendance, drawing nearly 7,863 fans per home game over 65 games and marking their fifth straight year among Minor League Baseball's top three in crowd support.