To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the Atlantic 10 Conference gave everyone at its annual media day event a challenge coin on Tuesday at PPG Paints Arena.

The Davidson Wildcats have often mined Ohio for basketball talent. The top two scorers on the 2016-17 roster, for example, were Ohio natives: Jack Gibbs (Westerville); and Peyton Aldridge ...

The A-10 announced the poll Tuesday during A-10 Media Day at PPG Paints Arena, the site of the conference tournament next March. Virginia Commonwealth, the defending regular season and tournament ...

The Xenia, Ohio school board decided to vote at its next meeting whether to fire several educators who posted about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on social media. The move disregards ...

Some 2,067,700 members of the U.S. military personnel will continue to work during any lapse in federal appropriations, according to a Department of Defense contingency plan. Federal government ...

Dozens of Dayton’s homeless, runaway and vulnerable youth are walking around town in new shoes thanks to a partnership between the Daybreak homeless shelter and a new non-profit created by a local ...

The Cincinnati Bengals jumped out to a good start to their Monday Night Football showcase against the Denver Broncos, making a field goal on their first drive and forcing a three-and-out on defense.

While the Bengals had just five plays of 10 yards or more and just two more than 15 yards, Denver’s 10 longest plays were all at least 14 yards. Mims caught a long of 28 yards at the end of the second ...

Jacobee Buchanan of The Rose and Thorn won Project Clash — a 10-hour marathon sewing competition on Sept. 27 at Bar Granada in Dayton.

Ohioans under 21 years old are now required to go through a formal driver’s education course before obtaining their license, following a change to state law that went into effect this week.

Zack Littell will start Game 2 of the National League Wild Card Series for the Cincinnati Reds, and if Game 3 is necessary, Andrew Abbott will get the ball.

Several local schools remained atop their respective regions as part of the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s second official football computer rankings, which were released Tuesday.