Welcome to the Dayton Report
The Dayton Report was created to bring true hyper-local news back to the Miami Valley. Our mission is simple: share real stories from real people, keep a close eye on Dayton’s neighborhoods, and shine a spotlight on the local businesses and community leaders who make this region strong.
Here, you’ll find a mix of daily aggregated news from trusted local sources, original reporting on neighborhood happenings, and in-depth coverage of issues that matter—housing trends, city and state policy, economic shifts, school updates, and community alerts that often go unreported elsewhere.
Use the navigation menu to explore articles, browse local business spotlights, follow real estate activity across Dayton’s neighborhoods, or dive into statewide political developments that impact our community.
We also encourage you to get involved:
• Submit your community events to our public calendar
• Share your favorite Dayton businesses to support our local economy
• Stay informed with fresh updates posted throughout the week
The Dayton Report exists to strengthen our community by keeping everyone informed, connected, and empowered. Thanks for reading—and welcome home.
- Catching Our Eye News Roundup, Sept. 11, 2026
- O’Dell reflects on 25th anniversary of 9/11
- A few chances of storms through the next week, how warm will it get?
- Police searching for suspect considered 'armed and dangerous'
- Ohio governor’s race: Where the candidates stand on education issues
- Issue 3 campaign employs used car salesman tactics to duplicate rules already in Ohio law
- Statewide officials, candidates respond to Haitian student’s death
- Gov. DeWine assures universities that Ramaswamy’s consolidation proposal won’t happen — for now
- A Kentucky county becomes first in state to permanently ban data center construction
- How 9/11 changed the way America surveils its citizens
- States sue feds over endangered species rollbacks
- Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
- Dragons tie divisional series against Loons with first home playoff win since 2011
- Thai 9 sets November opening for Piqua
- West Milton PD to enforce traffic rules near elementary school




