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Open Streets Pittsburgh event brings cyclists, runners to East Carson Street
Along with bike riders and runners, people got fancy in how they took to East Carson Street. → Read More
McKees Rocks woman facing charges after infant son suffered opioid overdose
A McKees Rocks woman is facing multiple charges including child endangerment and aggravated assault after her 11-month-old son was found suffering from an opioid overdose that she attributes to Orajel. → Read More
Student testifies against local special education teacher accused of inappropriate actions
Today, a teenager from Elizabeth Forward High School testified against his special education teacher, Nicole Corson, in a preliminary hearing after she was charged with five felonies and two misdemeanor counts relating to inappropriate touching and contact with a student. → Read More
Gas prices nearing historic highs in southwestern Pennsylvania
Gas prices are hitting near historic highs in southwestern Pennsylvania. → Read More
Russian-made products removed from Pennsylvania’s Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores
Four total states, including Ohio, have banned the sale of Russian-made vodka to show support for Ukraine. → Read More
People gathering across Pittsburgh to show support for Ukraine
All across Pittsburgh, people are gathering to show support for the people of Ukraine. → Read More
Could we see removal of Russian-made vodka from shelves in Pennsylvania?
Four total states, including Ohio, have banned the sale of Russian-made vodka to show support for Ukraine. → Read More
North Versailles warming center helping people and their pets
As temperatures continue to stay below freezing, communities are setting up warming centers to make sure people have a warm place to stay. → Read More
Hope Center set to open next month, aiming to reduce poverty in northwest Dayton
The Hope Center will open next month in northwest Dayton. News Center 7's Kayla Courvell got an exclusive preview on how the center will look and the programs it will have to help the community. → Read More
Plans underway in Miami Valley to roll out vaccine for kids 5-12 years old
Local health officials are preparing for when the FDA gives approval to vaccinate kids between the age of 5 and 12. → Read More
At-home COVID tests in short supply
At-home COVID-19 tests are in short supply and manufacturers are worried that they can't keep up with demand. → Read More
No local delays Monday morning after social media call for nationwide highway protests
Calls for a nationwide protest that would shut major highways down Monday morning didn't come to fruition here in the Miami Valley. → Read More
City of Trotwood meets with Greyhound representatives over concerns about bus station
Several weeks after community members voiced concerns over the Trotwood Greyhound bus station, city officials say they are making progress on improving conditions for those who use Greyhound buses. → Read More
Fairborn woman wins $10,000 from Publishers Clearing House
A Fairborn woman is $10,000 richer Wednesday after being selected as a prize winner by Publishers Clearing House. → Read More
Reid Health, Kettering Health overwhelmed with influx of patients
Hospitals in the Dayton region are seeing an influx in patients as COVID-19 continues to ravage the U.S. → Read More
UD remembers victims of 9/11 with flag display campus
Thousands of American flags are displayed on the campus of the University of Dayton honoring the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. → Read More
Psychologist calls Biles “wise” for prioritizing mental health
Simone Biles’ decision to withdraw from both the team and individual all-around gymnastic final at the Tokyo games is putting mental health at the forefront of the Olympics. → Read More
National magazine names Sinclair student ‘College Woman of the Year’
A Sinclair Community College student has received national honors from Glamour Magazine. → Read More
2 studies could provide insight on COVID-19 immunity after getting vaccine
Immune system memory in bone marrow suggests that those booster shots may not be needed after all. → Read More
Vaccine study looks at how COVID-19 survivors are impacted by shot
As more people become fully vaccinated, researchers are working to learn what the proper vaccine dosage is for those who already have some immunity to COVID-19. → Read More