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The Artery’s Member Artist of the Month-Bonnie Kuntz,a versatile nature Painter.Sarah Wrona-Visiting Artist of the month,a multitalented glass, jewelry and sculpture artist,large gallery!

Daytonians gathered to march in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Despite the brisk air, people spoke to WYSO’s Garrett Reese about why they were marching.

Last year, nearly 600,000 passengers flew out of the Dayton International Airport. That was almost a 10% jump from 2021.

Dayton Mayor Jeff Mims issued the proclamation during a Dayton Indigenous Peoples Day celebration at Sinclair Community College

As the Onslow County elections near, the seat for N.C. House of Representatives District 15 is up for grabs. Meet the candidates here.

In March of 2021, Congress reversed a policy banning prisoners from pursuing degrees with federal funds. Prisons are now reintroducing education programs for incarcerated individuals. In this hour, we’ll address how these programs are being reconstructed and the role education plays in prisoners’ lives.

Labor shortages could lead to more automation in local companies. 'Cobots' are emerging as a likely next step.

DAYTON, Ohio — A growing number of Dayton-area high school students have gotten an associate degree through local community colleges before graduating from high school.

Community-college professors are sometimes the only full-time faculty member in their discipline on campus. Scholarly societies can help foster connections with colleagues.

There were 1,862 data breaches, exposures and leaks impacting 294 million people in 2021, 23.6 percent higher than the previous record of 1,506 set in 2017. Eighty-three percent of the compromises involved sensitive personal data.