Chris Stewart

Montgomery County commissioners are on the verge of purchasing a mammoth $1.7 million trash compactor.

Over time, teachers’ classrooms have become filled with students who were not alive in 2001. In fact, more than a quarter of Americans were not yet born when the attacks happened.

Mansoor Shams travels as a speaker, a teacher, and a veteran, trying to help his country gain a better perspective about Muslims that fight for the U.S. and call this nation home.

State funding that provides more than half the annual revenue for Montgomery County’s largest public library system was down 10% this year due to the pandemic but is on the rebound for next year, according to the county’s Budget Commission that approved the local distributions last week.

Overdose deaths in 2020 were at an all-time high in the U.S., and hundreds of people gathered in downtown Dayton on Sunday to help re-energize the community’s efforts in the battle against an unrelenting epidemic of drug misuse.

Two weeks before relinquishing his seat, Montgomery County’s treasurer has implemented a new parental leave policy for the office that is quadruple the time many other county workers get when they have a newborn or adopt a child.

Baltimore is now trying to take a different approach to prevent violence in the city.

Both the secretary of defense and Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, should resign in disgrace

As we prepare to observe the 20th anniversary of 9/11, the Dayton Daily News wants to know how you remember the day — and how it may have changed you.

On the verge of collapse last week, a plan for Ohio’s cities, counties, townships and villages to collectively pursue part of a $21 billion national opioid settlement has been shored up with enough of the state’s political subdivisions now signed up for the effort. But two holdouts could still lower…

Congressman Chris Stewart, R-Utah, said leaving Afghanistan was the right policy, but called the execution of that plan a catastrophe.

Montgomery County commissioners approved a $6.2 million deal Tuesday with a contractor and will finally break ground next week on a long-delayed municipal court building in Trotwood.

At nearly $1 trillion, the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed last week by the Senate could bring more than $11 billion to Ohio to rebuild roads and bridges, modernize the electric grid and public water systems, and boost broadband access for rural and low-income families.

At nearly $1 trillion, the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed this week by the Senate could bring more than $11 billion to Ohio to rebuild roads and bridges, modernize the electric grid and public water systems, and boost broadband access for rural and low-income families.

By Ian McConnell

A major development project by Chris Stewart Group (CSG) on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile will be handed over to operators later this month to capitalise on the easing of restrictions on international tourism. 329 High Street was leased from the City of Edinburgh Council in 2019 and has been transf…

Area counties and cities are lining up before a Friday deadline to receive a slice of a $21 billion national legal settlement with three big pharmaceutical distributors blamed for contributing to the country’s opioid crisis.

Customers who dump refuse at the Montgomery County Solid Waste District Transfer and Recycling Facility can weigh in at public hearing this month before county commissioners vote on a proposal to raise tipping fees, which would jump nearly 50% for users from surrounding counties.

Warren County voters who go to the polls Nov. 2 will determine whether mental health and senior services continue to be funded while those in three local jurisdictions will decide measures on parks, police and operating expenses.

Dayton-area voters who go to the polls Nov. 2 will determine whether they continue to fund police and emergency services, pay more to upgrade roads and bridges, build new schools or a jail — and determine if drinking is allowed outdoors in one downtown.