Aimee Hancock

Huber Heights plans to reconfigure the Meijer access intersection on Brandt Pike to allow drivers leaving the store to turn left onto northbound Brandt Pike, with construction estimated to cost $700,000.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and several state and local elected officials are expected to attend the Miami County Republican Party's annual picnic Sunday, Oct. 18, in Tipp City.

Republican Phil Plummer and Democrat Jeffrey Harris are emphasizing property tax relief, education and economic opportunity in their campaigns for Ohio's 5th Senate District.

U.S. Rep. Mike Turner called Sunday for a congressional investigation into disruptions to satellite communications used by Ukraine’s military, while emphasizing his local economic record and efforts to restore Delphi retirees’ pensions as he faced questions about his relationship with President Donald Trump.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy promised lower property taxes and electric bills Sunday, Oct. 18 at the Miami County Republican Party picnic, where GOP leaders urged supporters to turn their enthusiasm into votes in the Nov. 3 election.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy promised lower property taxes and electric bills Sunday, Oct. 18 at the Miami County Republican Party picnic, where GOP leaders urged supporters to turn their enthusiasm into votes in the Nov. 3 election.

New Lebanon voters will choose between Nicole Adkins and Rob Dennis on Nov. 3 to fill a council seat left vacant after village officials prohibited its elected winner from taking office earlier this year.

Riverside has hired a new city manager with experience in municipal administration, economic development and housing and infrastructure projects in southwest Ohio and Utah.

Englewood Cinema has temporarily stopped showing movies after a power outage and subsequent surges damaged its projector, leaving the family-owned theater facing a nearly $40,000 replacement expense, according to its owners.

Construction is expected to begin in November on Cassel Grove, a $21 million development that will bring more than 70 single-family homes to a long-vacant property in Vandalia, according to Schnicke Development Group.