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The City of Bellbrook has joined Dayton and Fairborn in a lawsuit against more than 30 companies that manufactured PFAS, or so-called forever chemicals. Bellbrook said those companies should pay to clean up the PFAS in the city's drinking water wells.

Two of Dayton region’s biggest employers – Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Wright State University — have a new agreement to work together more.

Two of Dayton region’s biggest employers – Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Wright State University — have a new agreement to work together more.

WASHINGTON. Those developing the process for conforming to the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) Technical Standard want a process that is easy to understand, is affordable, and that keeps vendors honest. SOSA representatives C. Patrick Collier, Mark Littlefield, and Ilya Lipkin outlined the status of the conformance process at a SOSA briefing held at the AOC Annual Symposium in Washington this week.

Susan Sheppard was a good friend of mine and someone who died way too soon. Susan was also someone who was an expert in the

As Hurricane Ian began to bear down on Florida's southwest coast Wednesday, defense officials repositioned military aircraft, moored Navy ships, and completed final storm preparations ahead of one of the largest storms to strike the state in years.

A 98-year-old World War II pilot and aviation pioneer will lead the veteran’s recognition parade during WONG 2022, the 10th Annual Wings Over North Georgia Air Show on Oct. 15-16 in Rome, GA at the ...

Though the Air Force celebrated its 75th anniversary Sunday, the history of what led to that 1947 milestone arguably started in Dayton.

An accomplished research scientist manipulated a defense contractor CEO into hiring a prostitute for a technical role. Here's how this insider threat could have been avoided.

The Business Navigator Alliance of Clark, Coles, Crawford, Edgar, Effingham and Moultrie Counties is developing this aerospace industry project.