The tornado killed 32 people, and more than 1,300 sought hospital treatment, according to Dayton Daily News archives. It cut a devastating swath across the city and Greene County, leaving an estimated $100 million in property damage that included Central State and Wilberforce universities. Survivors of horrific 1974 Xenia tornado recall twister’s deadly impact as anniversary nears. Read their stories here: https://www.daytondailynews.com/local/survivors-of-horrific-1974-tornado-recall-twisters-d

All eyes will be on Dayton this May as the city hosts the NATO Spring Parliamentary Assembly. We’ve listened to questions and concerns raised by the community about the upcoming event and its effects on downtown Dayton residents, small business owners and others. Here’s what to know about restricted access in the city: Access to much of downtown Dayton will be restricted from May 21-27 as the city hosts the 2025 Spring Session - @nato Parliamentary Assembly. 🚧 From North to South, the zone incl

The Dayton Daily News talked to area residents who have had to make do with less―including reducing the amount of food they eat, traveling to multiple stores to find the best deals, relying on credit cards ― in order to put food on the table and pay their bills. To complicate issues with the rising costs of goods, agencies in the region that provide food and other types of assistance to those in need are having to do their own belt-tightening with less government aid and reduced donations. In Ma