Unemployment Rate Increases In Dayton Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in Montgomery County is higher than the Ohio average.

City Of Dayton: How To Use $138 Million In Federal Funds? Share Your Ideas

As a result of ARPA, the City of Dayton will receive $138 million, the largest grant in its history.

How Should Dayton Best Use A $138 Million Federal Grant?

Specific project ideas within the framework are now sought from the community.

Montgomery County Likely To Miss Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

This is how the Dayton area compares to Ohio and the nation for coronavirus vaccinations.

Dayton City Merges Planning And Economic Development For Greater Impact

The new department will have 91 full-time employees and have a total operating budget of $10 million.

Two Neighborhood Grant Opportunities For 2021 In Dayton

Applications are available at daytonohio.gov/communityengagement and may be submitted on an ongoing basis through November 30.

Dayton Area Unemployment Improves: Feds

Montgomery County's unemployment rate decreased recently.

Dayton City Debuts Police Transparency Portal

This portal provides “one-stop” access to public information related to the Dayton Police Department’s data, policies, and resources.

Dayton Repeals Mask Ordinance

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The Digital Divide: How Wide In Dayton Area?

U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.

Extended Hours, Appointments Available For Dayton City Income Tax Filers

Extended office hours will be available on Friday, May 14, and Monday, May 17, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:40 p.m.

Dayton Delivers Improved App

You can now type the address, select a location on the map, or use your current location.

Federal Tax Refunds In Montgomery County: How Do Yours Compare?

IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Montgomery County neighbors.

City Of Dayton Tax Filing Deadline Extended To May 17

The extension follows tax filing extensions by the State of Ohio (Ohio Revised Code 718) and the IRS.

Behind The Headline – Information You Need To Know

For the past several months, the City has been engaged in the Police Reform process.

New ADA-Compliant Entrance To Be Built At Dayton City Hall

The existing sidewalk along Ludlow, which also serves as a roof for a portion of City Hall's lower level offices, will be fully replaced.

Dayton Police Reform - Meetings Continue

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Mayor Whaley Gives State Of The City Address

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Appointments Available For City Of Dayton Income Tax Customers

Please limit the number of individuals attending, with just one accompanying a customer when needed.

Some Dayton City Buildings To Open For Public Beginning February 1

Walk-in service is available at City Hall, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday until Friday.

Dayton City Buildings To Remain Closed Until January 31

Basic services including police, fire, waste collection, street maintenance and water/sewer operations continue as usual.

North Main Street Corridor End Of Year Meeting Will Take Place On December 10

The meeting will be held online via Zoom.

Dayton-Montgomery County Complete Count Committee Launches Its 2020 Census Mobile Unit

Groups wishing to book the census van should visit online and check the calendar for availability.

Dayton Chosen For Accelerator For America’s National Financial Assistance Initiative

The program also serves residents regardless of immigration status.

Dayton Census: How Are We Doing?

The percentage of Dayton residents self-responding to the 2020 Census is updated regularly.

Baby Trump Blimp Coming To Dayton Ahead Of President's Visit

A GoFundMe raised more than $3,000 to bring the blimp to Dayton ahead of Donald Trump's visit.

Dayton Marine Killed In Helicopter Crash

Richard Holley, 33, was one of four Marines killed in a helicopter crash during a training mission.

Dayton Election Winners: City Commission, School Board

Unlike the Dayton City Commission race, there are plenty of new faces that will appear on the school board.

Dayton Terror Suspect Claims He Is ‘Perfect Recruit For ISIS’

A Dayton man was indicted on terror charges after he was detained before he could board a flight that would eventually take him to Syria.

Dayton's Nan Whaley Running For Ohio Governor

She joins a crowded field of contenders looking to replace the term-limited John Kasich.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg Stops In Dayton

The social media titan spent time in Dayton and Newton Falls meeting families and discussing opiate addiction.