Samantha Wildow

Flu season has returned, and with the holiday season approaching, doctors are recommending people get their flu vaccines now so they can be prepared for upcoming family gatherings.

In an effort to bring workers and community members together to create a thriving atmosphere, the Miami Valley Research Park Association in Kettering is holding a nine-day community pop-up event featuring food trucks, games, live music, and more starting Saturday, Oct. 17, at 3139 Research Boulevard.

The city of Kettering increased its contract with the engineering firm that will be overseeing the partial demolition of the Wilmington Heights Shopping Center.

Event hosted by Dayton-based health insurer CareSource and University of Dayton Athletics. “Life is better with you here.”

A comedian on the receiving end of a crude comment during a Bricky's Comedy Club show is receiving backlash from other comedians and people online after the incident led to a social media frenzy and the venue cutting ties with the comedy club.

A former band director is suing the Miamisburg City School District Board of Education, its superintendent and several board members, alleging their response to his social media post about conservative activist Charlie Kirk caused lasting damage to his career and reputation.

The Miamisburg Police Department will soon be launching a transparency portal for its Flock Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras so residents can see how the department uses them.

The Ohio Department of Medicaid has come under fire recently, including through recent audits from the Ohio Auditor of State’s Office, as well as earlier this year when lawmakers honed in on allegations of waste, fraud, and abuse.

Miami Valley Research Park Association recently held a 9-day event called BaseCamp to test what having a gathering place in the research park would be like in terms of creating community for workers and nearby residents alike. While the event has since ended, the association is looking at installing a semi-permanent installation in the future to create a space for people to relax and connect with one another.

Miami Valley Research Park in October 2026. The Miami Valley Research Park Association recently adopted a new master plan, which includes recommendations to update the research park with a shared gathering space near the VC Flats, a more than 260-unit apartment complex coming to the corner of Research Boulevard and County Line Road.