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       The Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP), the state’s official Medicare educational and counseling program, is holding free in-person and virtual “Welcome to Medicare” events across Ohio from April through June for Ohioans new to M

Good morning! The most vacuous “thank you” in sports is uttered by athletes who enter the transfer portal. Take for example hoops prodigy Tafara Gapare, who was hailed as the second coming of Dr. J by the Marty Maroons of the world. The story goes...

Good morning! The most vacuous “thank you” in sports is uttered by athletes who enter the transfer portal. Take for example hoops prodigy Tafara Gapare, who was hailed as the second coming of Dr. J by the Marty Maroons of the world. The story goes...

Wright State Dance audiences will have the opportunity to see student dancers shine in a variety of choreographic works from April 20-23 in Wright State’s Festival Playhouse.

Dayton area filmmaker Julia Reichert who won an Academy Award for “American Factory” died Thursday evening in Yellow Springs.

Grammy-winning singer/actress Stephanie Mills and Morris Day and The Time will join forces for the United Way of the Greater Dayton Area’s Stronger To

By Dan WeberNKyTribune sports reporterGreat job by NKU to add a couple of years to basketball coach Darrin Horn’s contract – and to make him the highest-paid coach in the Horizon League.

From local happenings to national topics and global events, here is the news worth knowing for the week of April 3, 2023.

Yaskawa Motoman played host Tuesday to about 100 area high school and college students as part of an effort to attract more young people to the expand

FAYETTEVILLE -- The University of Arkansas home baseball game against Arkansas State University scheduled for tonight has been canceled because of a forecast for inclement weather.