Thomas Gnau

When U.S. Sen. Jon Husted of Ohio wanted to meet with Dayton-area defense industry leaders, he did so at Sierra Nevada Corp., a defense firm whose

GE Aerospace, which employs thousands of employees in the region, is acquiring a large Ohio manufacturer in a a nearly $12 billion dollar deal.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the Air Force adapted quickly, prioritizing speed and urgency to support the War on Terror globally, leveraging available technology and logistics to respond effectively.

If you're in the home repair business looking for an area likely to support your company's growth, then perhaps you should look for a city like Dayton.

Twenty-five years after the events of Sept. 11, 2001, America and the world are different. So is the Air Force.

U.S. Representative Mike Turner helped secure $10 million in federal seed funding for the Lincoln Hill Miami Valley Child Development Center, which now serves over 150 children and contributes to Head Start services benefiting more than 2,500 families across Ohio’s 10th Congressional District.

The Department of Defense plans to deploy 50 mobile high-security SCIFs nationwide to enhance access to classified work, supporting defense contractors by expanding secure regional workspaces and enabling broader participation in sensitive projects.

U.S. Rep. Mike Turner, seeking a 13th term, toured Dayton defense contractor Sierra Nevada Corp., highlighting local job growth and national defense advancements tied to a $13 billion Air Force contract renewing E-4B Nightwatch planes, crucial for U.S. leadership protection in nuclear scenarios.

U.S. Rep. Mike Turner, left, R-Dayton, speaks at Sierra Nevada Corp. in Dayton Thursday Sept. 10. Mark Williams, SNC senior vice president and Dayton site executive, joined a press conference.

While the Pentagon is planning 50 new mobile high-security rooms for classified work, it's too soon to say where those facilities will go.