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  1. Montgomery County Permitted 1,079 New Homes in 2025News · Today, 1:18 p.m.Builders in Montgomery County received permits for 1,079 new housing units in 2025, according to the Census Bureau, compared with 933 the year before.
  2. Kettering plans to remove two traffic signals near former Van Buren Middle SchoolKettering · Today, 12:51 p.m.The city said a signal warrant study found two intersections no longer meet the criteria for traffic signals now that the school is being demolished.
  3. Kettering plans to put Shroyer and Storms/Schuyler signals in flash mode before removalKettering · Today, 12:50 p.m.The city said the signal changes are expected to start at the end of November 2026 and run through a 150-day ODOT-required analysis period.
  4. Kettering plans to remove traffic signals at two Shroyer Road intersectionsKettering · Today, 12:50 p.m.The city said signals at Shroyer Road with Storms Road and Schuyler Drive no longer meet criteria for traffic signals.
  5. Companies Bought 26.6% of City of Dayton Homes Sold in 2025, County Records ShowDayton · Today, 11:43 a.m.Companies bought 26.6% of the houses and condos sold in the City of Dayton in 2025, according to Montgomery County Auditor records, and 36.8% in West Dayton. Co
  6. A Median-Priced Montgomery County Home Took 19.9% of Median Household Income in October 2026News · Today, 11:21 a.m.The median-priced home sold in Montgomery County in October 2026 went for $200,000. With 20% down and that month’s average 30-year fixed rate of 7.33%, principa
  7. Federal Grants and Contracts to Dayton-Area Organizations, September 2026Dayton · Nov 2New federal grants and contracts to organizations in Montgomery and Greene counties in September 2026, from USAspending.gov.
  8. Dayton-Area Unemployment Rate Was 3.7% in September 2026Dayton · Nov 2The Dayton-Kettering metro area’s unemployment rate was 3.7% in September 2026, with figures for Montgomery County and jobs by industry.
  9. Five Rivers MetroParks completes year-long plant survey of Germantown MetroPark and Upper Twin Conservation AreaGermantown · Nov 2The agency says the bioassessment recorded hundreds of plant species, including 25 considered locally rare, and will guide conservation work in the Twin Valley.
  10. Wright State cybersecurity program receives nearly $200,000 federal agreement for workforce programFairborn · Nov 2The university says the National Institute of Standards and Technology funding will support SecureAM Pathways, which will work with local manufacturers to shape
  11. What’s on the Dayton City Commission agenda for Nov. 4Dayton · Nov 2Commissioners are set to consider a $1.9 million Fire Station 16 renovation contract, a rezoning request on Valley Street, a $182,718 federal justice grant and
  12. Kettering Board of Education, October 20: what was approvedKettering · Nov 2The board voted 4-0 on every motion, including a $120,000 fire panel replacement at Fairmont High School and an addendum to the superintendent’s contract.
  13. Kettering Board of Education Evaluation Committee, October 14: what was approvedKettering · Nov 2The three-member committee met in a special meeting, went into a closed session to discuss CMR qualifications and proposals, and adjourned after 25 minutes.
  14. What’s on the Oakwood City Council agenda for November 2Oakwood · Nov 2The city’s listing for Monday, November 2, 2026 shows a City Council Work Session at 5:30 p.m. but does not yet detail any items, spending or votes.
  15. What’s on the Vandalia City Council agenda for November 2Vandalia · Nov 2Council will consider releasing a $119,470.46 performance bond in the Foxfire Subdivision, a sign variance on North Dixie Drive, and three resolutions on EMS bi
  16. What’s on the Dayton City Plan Board agenda for November 10Dayton · Nov 2The board meets Tuesday to consider an alley vacation near Miami Valley Hospital, a warehouse use on North Keowee Street, a rezoning on Germantown Pike, a 45.75
  17. Daybreak, Not Police, Now Answers Many Dayton Runaway CallsDayton · Nov 2A state-funded pilot sends non-critical runaway cases for teens 14 to 17 to Daybreak, which follows up to find out why they keep leaving.
  18. State Grant Will Clear a Decades-Old Dump on Delphos Avenue in WestwoodWestwood · Nov 2An $88,512 Ohio Attorney General grant will pay to clear five lots on Delphos Avenue that have been used for illegal dumping for decades.
  19. Dayton Demolitions and Housing Conditions: What the City’s Numbers ShowDayton · Nov 2Dayton has torn down 174 structures this year. The city’s survey of every building shows more homes declining than improving from 2023 to 2025, with Burkhardt a
  20. Dayton Is Building a Plant to Remove PFAS From Its Drinking WaterDayton · Nov 2PFAS contamination shut down wells feeding the Ottawa Water Treatment Plant. The city approved $1.7 million more for the treatment project, paid from settlement

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