D’s Birria and More, formerly known as More Than A Apron, is closing the doors to its brick-and-mortar location in Miamisburg after business on Wednesday. The owner plans to relocate to Harrison Twp.

Occultist, a fully immersive walk-through haunted house built in a garage at 3441 Beechgrove Road, is open 6-10 p.m. Friday, Oct. 31 and Saturday, Nov. 1.

Fairmont players are more concerned about getting to play more as a group. The Firebirds ( have come into form during the second half of the season and have challenged themselves well. They started ...

A leader on the stat sheet, in the conference and on the court, Brookville senior Sidney Sprada is determined to make the most of her final season with the Blue Devils.

Salman Rushdie is the 2025 recipient of the Dayton Literary Peace Prize Foundation’s Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Achievement Award. He will receive the honor at the Dayton Literary ...

Dayton City Commission candidates Darius Beckham and Karen Wick have outraised their opponents Jacob Davis and incumbent City Commissioner Darryl Fairchild in the race for two seats, according to ...

News and Springfield News-Sun Holiday Cookie Contest is back, and this year we’re asking bakers to bring one dozen of their favorites cookies to our downtown Dayton office.

Two people are in the hospital in stable condition following a shooting in Warren County Monday afternoon. Warren County sheriff’s deputies are continuing to investigate at the intersection of Lytle ...

A first-of-its-kind kinship housing development in the Old North Dayton neighborhood has its first residents. Monica Walker and her goddaughter, Jasmine, signed to move into Vermillion Place, a ...

An 18-year-old died following a two-vehicle crash in Miami County Monday afternoon. Around 12:37 p.m., Miami County sheriff’s deputies responded to the 4600 block of Ohio 41 in Concord Twp. for a ...

The Wright State golf team faced Horizon League opponents 11 times in five fall events, going 10-1 with four top-five finishes overall in fields ranging from 12 to 14 schools.

He took Grandma’s and Grandpa’s words and turned them from ink on the arm to handwriting on the wall for Bowling Green Monday night at UD Arena.