JEFF. THANK YOU. WE HAVE SOME BREAKING NEWS TO GET TO. MAYOR ED GAINEY SUBMITTING HIS NOMINATION OF ACTING PITTSBURGH POLICE CHIEF CHRIS RAGLAND TO SERVE AS THE NEXT CITY’S POLICE CHIEF.

In his annual State of the City address this week, Dayton Mayor Jeffrey Mims Jr. said he believes the city can become one of the best places in the country to live, work, play, raise a family, grow ...

Initial reports say there may be a hazard that requires a law enforcement presence. News Center 7 will continue to follow the story.

DAYTON — A large police presence was spotted along a busy road in Dayton on Monday. A Montgomery County dispatch supervisor told News Center 7 that authorities were in the 3600 block of W Third Street ...

Steven Bauer with Dayton Police Department. While attempting to find the victim, officers spotted the stolen vehicle. When the suspect spotted police they sped off and “failed to obey several ...

Dayton Police are set to provide more information Tuesday afternoon about a fatal shooting on Millicent Avenue. The update, ...

Dayton police responded to reports of a shooting into a habitation at Fire Station 16, 4111 Kings Highway, just before 9 a.m., according to a Montgomery County dispatch supervisor. News Center 7 ...

A shooting reported in Dayton Monday morning prompted response from officers and the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office.

Dayton Mayor Jeffrey Mims highlighted the arrival of companies like the Sierra Nevada Corp. and Diné Development Corp., 28 new businesses and over 300 housing units downtown.

following a series of upcoming changes within the Police Department, Headquarters sources said. DIG de Silva, a veteran of the STF, has had a distinguished career, having also served as the head of ...

CVS Health steered through rising costs in its insurance division to handily beat profit expectations on Wall Street. The drugstore chain and pharmacy benefits manager earned $1.64 billion, or ...

WEST CARROLLTON — West Carrollton Police Chief Doug Woodard will retire next month, marking the end of four decades in law enforcement, 37 of which were in the Montgomery County community.