Cornelius Frolik, Dayton Daily News

Cornelius Frolik

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Past articles by Cornelius:

Dayton approves ‘source of income’ protections; landlords rip Section 8 program

City of Dayton legislation aims to protect residents from housing discrimination based on "source of income." Landlords say details of housing voucher program are big issue → Read More

Dayton considers ‘source-of-income’ protections; landlords decry Section 8 rules

Dayton considers ‘source-of-income’ protections; landlords decry Section 8 housing choice voucher requirements → Read More

Dayton considering spending millions to make Kettering Field a ‘premier’ sports complex

Dayton could spend +$15M to make Kettering Field a ‘premier’ sports complex → Read More

New demo money will pay to gut 2 downtown Dayton towers for redevelopment

Montgomery County gets millions to demolish, clean up 266 blighted properties → Read More

Solar project would be Dayton’s largest ever: Electricity could power 13k homes

Solar project would Dayton’s largest ever: Electricity could power 13k homes → Read More

OneFifteen plans to create new patient housing in Carillon area

OneFifteen plans to create new patient housing in Carillon in West Dayton → Read More

Downtown Flyer bus loses sponsorships, but ridership is increasing

Greater Dayton RTA's free Flyer bus loses sponsorships, but ridership is increasing → Read More

Crime increased 11% in Dayton in 2022. Here are the big changes.

Crime increased 11% in Dayton in 2022. Dayton police saw big increases in auto thefts, assaults, menacing → Read More

‘Abandos,’ raccoon attacks: What it’s like living next to abandoned houses in Dayton

Dayton wants to eliminate 1,100 nuisance structures. But hundreds of ‘unfunded’ properties could remain standing. → Read More

67 cars stolen in one week in Dayton; Here’s why thieves are targeting Kias, Hyundais

New year, same problem: Dozens of Kias, Hyundais reported stolen to Dayton police already this year → Read More

$160M in Dayton rehab projects land state historic preservation tax credits

Downtown Dayton housing, office and entertainment projects win big → Read More

Streets near City Hall closed for bomb scare; crews find no danger

Dayton Bomb Squad and police crews investigating a suspicious backpack in downtown Dayton Tuesday. → Read More

Dayton wants archeological investigation for potential $400M development site

Dayton wants archeological investigation for potential $400M development site → Read More

New Dayton true-crime podcast will seek leads about cold cases

Dayton Police Department working with Zach Curry and veteran broadcaster Butch Brown → Read More

Karl vs. Karl: County auditor race heats up

“I think my years of experience makes a really big difference,” he said. The auditor is the county’s chief fiscal officer, assessor and is responsible for paying the county’s bills, distributing taxes collected by the county treasurer and preparing annual financial statements. The office is in charge of determining property values for taxing purposes and transferring property deeds. The… → Read More

Dayton’s poverty rate is among worst in U.S.

Dayton's poverty rate among worst in U.S. → Read More

JUST IN: Well-known developer plans new townhomes in Wright Dunbar where Wright brothers had shop

Housing news: Simms plans new townhomes in Wright Dunbar → Read More

Dayton has battle plan to fight ‘hooning,’ automobile ‘clown acts’ on Gettysburg

Dayton has battle plan to fight ‘hooning,’ automobile ‘clown acts’ on Gettysburg → Read More

Ohio job growth among worst in U.S. for past year; Dayton hiring slows to crawl

Ohio job growth among worst in U.S.; Dayton hiring slows to crawl → Read More

Dayton police to launch license plate readers this week

Dayton police will activate the department's controversial automated license plate readers this week. → Read More