There were two companies in cities associated with Greene County that received FDA citations as a result of two inspections conducted in the county in 2025, according to reports from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
There were 10 companies in cities associated with Greene County that received 10 FDA inspections in 2025, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
There were two companies in cities associated with Montgomery County that received two FDA inspections in April, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
There was one company in a city associated with Greene County that received an FDA inspection in April, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Dayton has started its 2026 street resurfacing program with over 55 lane-miles scheduled for repaving. Major roads like East Monument Avenue are included in this year’s work. The initiative is…
Eric A. Henderson has been sworn in as Dayton’s new police chief after nearly three decades of service. He will oversee more than 400 personnel in his new role. Community…
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will hold a career expo in Dayton from May 12-14 for job seekers interested in law enforcement roles. Attendees can learn about available positions and…
Dayton saw a 2.8% rise in Medicaid payments linked to Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment services in 2024, signaling shifts in local utilization and reimbursement trends.
The Dayton Police Department has opened a temporary substation in downtown at 30 S. Main St., aiming to improve safety efforts in response to recent growth. City officials highlighted investments…
The Dayton Police Department has paused use of Automated License Plate Readers amid an ongoing independent review into oversight failures. An internal investigation found lapses in safeguards around data sharing…
Dayton’s latest annual survey finds growing resident satisfaction with city living conditions and key municipal services. Residents report feeling safer during daytime hours while expressing continued approval for emergency response…
Regina Blackshear was honored by Dayton’s City Commission upon her retirement after more than five years as Clerk of Commission. The commission highlighted her contributions to efficient governance. Her departure…
The City of Dayton Department of Water has advised recreational users to avoid mile 5.1 on Mad River due to ongoing construction in the well field area. Work is expected…
Eric A. Henderson has been named Chief of Police for Dayton after an extensive selection process involving significant community input. City officials say Henderson brings decades of leadership experience at…
The City of Dayton has extended its application deadline for teens interested in leadership training through its NextGen Leaders program. Participants will gain hands-on experience over six weeks this summer…
The City of Dayton Department of Water has advised recreational users to avoid mile 5.1 of Mad River due to ongoing construction expected until September. The announcement highlights potential impacts…
City officials in Dayton report a surge in both private and public investment for local developments. Updates highlight ongoing projects for 2025 with expectations for continued growth into 2026-27. Community…
The City of Dayton Commission reviewed updates on modernizing building permit systems during an April 14 work session. Officials aim for improved efficiency in services while maintaining community engagement and…
Medicaid payments classified under the National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies category climbed 50.7% to $80,056,401 in Dayton for 2024, signaling shifts in care utilization and reimbursement trends.
Mayor Shenise Turner-Sloss addressed concerns following an officer-involved shooting in Dayton last week. She assured residents of a thorough investigation involving multiple agencies while asking for patience as facts are…
COVID-19–related claims made up under 0.1% of Dayton’s Medicaid payments in 2024, with at least $30,970 billed through virus-associated HCPCS codes.
The City of Dayton is planning updates for its building permit review systems following a recent work session by commissioners. The initiative reflects ongoing efforts in transparency and service improvement…
The Dayton City Commission received an update from Steve Gondol about enforcement actions at 21-29 W. First St. The city highlights transparency in its operations and continues efforts in community…
The Dayton City Commission reaffirmed on Mar. 11 its commitment to constitutional principles amid current challenges. The statement emphasized lawful governance while supporting community trust initiatives like Welcome Dayton.
The City of Dayton has closed the sidewalk on the north side of West First Street, between Main Street and Ludlow Street, due to concerns about the structural integrity of…
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