Former state Sen. Niraj Antani, a self-described “pro-Trump conservative warrior” who proposed unsuccessful bills banning ballot drop boxes and requiring citizenship checks for voters, has launched a bid to be Ohio's next elections chief.

The owner of a Dayton area dog training business pleads guilty to cheating his customers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars and mistreating animals.

Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching and many businesses across the Dayton area have announced activities around it.

Looking to warm up this weekend and have some fun around the Miami Valley? 2 NEWS compiled a list of events happening around Dayton. Friday, Jan. 24 Tai Chi and Qigong

MIAMI TOWNSHIP — Community members can drop off unused or expired medications at a fire station in Montgomery County on Saturday, according to a spokesperson from the Ohio Attorney General’s office. The drop-off will take place at the Miami Valley Fire District Station #52 on 2710 Lyons Road in Miamisburg from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

has launched a bid to be Ohio's next elections chief. Antani, 33, of Miamisburg in the Dayton area, is vying to succeed Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose, who faces a term limit next year.

If the Chiefs beat the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on Feb. 9, he will tie defensive lineman Charles Haley for the second-most Super Bowl wins by one player. Tom Brady has the most with seven while many players have four.

With about three weeks left in the high school boys basketball regular season, the race for the Greater Western Ohio Conference championship remains wide open. All eight teams were within 2.5 games of the top of the standings Monday morning with Centerville leading Fairmont by a half game.

If the temperature had been less frigid on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, former Fort Madisonian DeeAnn Culp would have had great seats to witness the historic event.

The superintendent for Miamisburg City Schools will be transitioning into a new role at a new school district. Miamisburg’s current superintendent, Dr. Laura

Crews responded to a fire this morning at a nursing home in Miamisburg. The fire occurred at Kingston of Miamisburg, located in the 1100 block of Dunaway Street.

Losing a loved one is hard enough without having to fight to get what you paid for,” Yost said. “Any business that operates so deceptively deserves legal consequences.