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Crash with injuries reported on Winton Road in Springfield Township
FINNEYTOWN, Ohio — A crash with injuries has been reported on the northbound side of Winton Road at West North Bend Road in Springfield Township. The severity of the injuries has not been confirmed at this time. Hamilton County police officers and fire responders have been dispatched to the...
Person killed by train Saturday morning in Springfield Twp., police confirm
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WTVG) - The Lucas County Sheriff’s Office confirmed one person was killed by a train in Springfield Township Saturday morning. Police say they first received a call around 8:30 a.m. for a pedestrian struck by a train at the intersection of Crissey Road and Geiser. Officers say the train that struck the person was traveling eastbound.
Ansonia falls 41-32 in season opener
DE GRAFF — Ansonia went on the road to start its season, but things didn’t go as Coach Adam Hall was hoping in the Tigers’ 41-32 loss to Riverside on Friday night. The Tigers had a promising start with only half a field to work with, but a fumble on the eight-yard line gave the ball to the Pirates and the Tigers hope for a quick score faded in the blink of an eye. They were able to hold Riverside to a three-and-out. A sack at the three-yard line made punting difficult for the Pirates and the Tigers once again had the ball with great field position.
Dayton officers shoot armed suspect overnight
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Officers fired on an armed suspect late on Friday night. According to the Dayton Police Department, officers were sent out to the 900 block of Custer Place on reports of an individual with a weapon. This occurred around 11:30 p.m. on Aug. 23. Upon arrival, officers located an individual with a […]
High school football: Osborne leads St. Marys past St. Henry
Aug. 24—ST. MARYS — St. Marys played St. Marys football to a "T" on Friday night in a 33-14 win over St. Henry. They were physical on both sides of the ball, run-dominant and did more than enough to demoralize their opponent. Twice, St. Henry made it a one-score game, but both times, the Roughriders answered with a long, back-breaking drive that ended with a touchdown. They also dominated time ...
Good Morning! Good News! Local business, post office help put engagement plans in motion
A Belle Center area couple and their family are grateful today for the dedication and careful attention to detail by a Bellefontaine Post Office employee and a local jeweler who helped to make a once-in-a-lifetime proposal a reality, just in the nick of time. Earlier this summer, Tyler Jenkins and...
Fairborn blanks Tecumseh 33-0, Skyhawks’ first week 1 win since 2020
NEW CARLISLE, Ohio (WDTN) – Fairborn dominated its way to a 33-0 shutout against Tecumseh in non-league action, as the Skyhawks notched their first win a season opener since 2020 and first victory over the Arrows since 2019.
Northwestern Local Schools host ‘red out’ night to honor student killed in bus crash
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WDTN) — Northwestern Local Schools held a “red out” event to pay tribute to a student killed in a school bus crash last year. The event was held ahead of the high school football game to pay tribute to all impacted by the fatal bus crash, namely Aiden Clark. Many wore a special […]
High school football roundup: Wapak tops St. John's Jesuit
Aug. 23—Caleb Moyer's third touchdown run of the night in the fourth quarter sealed the host Redskins' 35-21 victory over St. John's Jesuit. Wapakoneta jumped out to a 21-0 lead with three first-quarter touchdowns. St. John's rallied with a 1-yard touchdown run by Carson Pawlowicz and a 26-yard scoring pass from Coy Hamic to Karter Washington to make it an eight-point game at halftime. After ...
Forbes: Dayton #4 “Best Places For Young Professionals To Live In The U.S.”
According to Forbes, Dayton ranked #4 on the Best Places For Young Professionals To Live In The U.S. In 2024. “Where you choose to live impacts everything from your job opportunities to your ability to save money, and for individuals focused on building both their careers and strong financial foundations, there’s a lot at stake. Many young professionals struggle to balance lifestyle desires with long-term financial stability amidst rising prices, economic uncertainty and more. To determine the best places for young professionals to live, Forbes Advisor compared the 100 most populous U.S. metro areas (99 of which had available data) across 12 metrics within four key categories: employment and pay, housing affordability, cost of living and lifestyle.””
Crews on scene of housefire in Saint Paris
SAINT PARIS, Ohio (WDTN) — Crews are working to knock down a housefire in Saint Paris. Our 2 NEWS crew on the scene reported seeing large flames and heavy smoke. Crews with Adams Township Rosewood Fire Department, Fletcher Volunteer Fire Department, Christiansburg Fire Department and JSP Joint Fire District are actively working to put out […]
Urbana knocks off Northeastern, 44-35
Urbana held off visiting Northeastern, 44-35, in a non-league football season opener Friday night. A Diezel Taylor touchdown early in the first quarter gave Northeastern a 7-0 lead. Late in the first quarter, Urbana tied the game at 7-7 on a touchdown pass. After a Northeastern fumble in the final...
Roadway improvements underway at Dayton International Airport to enhance access and safety for travelers
Dayton, Ohio – Terminal Drive, the main access road to the Dayton International Airport terminal and its parking areas, is currently undergoing significant construction work. This project, which is being managed by the contractor John R. Jurgensen Company, is expected to be completed by Friday, October 4. The construction involves resurfacing, joint sealing, and crack filling on various concrete surfaces along Terminal Drive and the access roads leading to it. Additionally, a small portion of the Long Term lot will also be included in the repairs.
Vandalia Crews Planning Large Resurfacing Project
Even as city crews complete the resurfacing of more than 20 road sections this summer, officials are already planning the next construction season. Streets most in need of resurfacing will be given priority throughout the project, a ten-year program that began this summer. Grading assessments are set to continue throughout this duration, however, and will allow officials to remain up-to-date on changing road health.
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