WYSO Today

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. A snack food manufacturer will open a plant at the former General Motors site in Moraine; a solar co-op in southwest Ohio hopes to help non-profits convert to solar power; and some want to change the tax breaks given to data centers in Ohio.

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. Montgomery County is seeing a downward trend in homelessness, but leaders are concerned with shifting federal priorities; voters in November will be asked to put Voter ID requirements in the state Constitution; and a group of Wright State Students will get their wings at the Dayton Air Show this weekend.

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. The City of Xenia and Central State University are close to an annexation agreement; over 1,500 ballots in May's primary election were tossed because they arrived after election day; and the state's $3.7 billion budget for infrastructure, and state and a beloved slide in Beavercreek closed for repairs hopes to reopen soon.

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. The mayor of Dayton is inviting residents to take part in the city's "Flight Plan for a Stronger Dayton," a data center bill is moving fast through the state legislature, and a bill that started out as a means to get free state documents has morphed into a voter ID law.

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. A free in-home nurse visiting program for new parents has expanded; state lawmakers have scrapped a provision that would have prevented family caregivers from getting paid by Medicaid; and a bill that would raise the minimum age for marriage in Ohio from 17 to 18 is languishing.

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. A group that wants to eliminate property taxes in Ohio says it won't have enough signatures to put a measure on the ballot; Great Council State Park celebrates the heritage of Native Americans; and Ohio lawmakers may end Medicaid payments to those who are caregivers to family members.

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. Homelessness is down in Montgomery County; Clermont County commissioners say they'll sue the owners of the former Beckjord Power Plant in New Richmond to protect drinking water from toxic coal ash; and free Naloxone training this weekend.

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. A new academy at Sinclair Community College will train workers for the aviation industry; some lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have reservations about putting voter ID laws into the state constitution; and UC is researching how hot weather affects older adults.

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. A University of Cincinnati professor and students work with Middletown residents on environmental research and testing; teens create a campaign to promote Ohio's suicide prevention hotline; and how the Native American tribes who created lacrosse are revitalizing the sport.

WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio. The state's Joint Data Center Committee met Monday with most attendees railing against the facilities; two local corn refining companies win national awards for workplace safety; and Wright State University is developing a curriculum to help rural schools learn artificial intelligence.