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Email not displaying correctly? View Online DAILY HEADLINES Thank you for being a loyal newsletter subscriber. This newsletter is going away, but don’t worry, starting Tuesday, April 16, 2024, you will automatically begin receiving the Morning Briefing. You’ll not only receive the morning's latest news but other local news as well. Thursday, April 11, 2024 TOP STORY State of the State: DeWine touts Dayton school’s success with science of reading Gov. Mike DeWine singled out a Harrison Twp. elementary school as a model of what more schools should look like in his W... Read More » FEATURE STORY University of Dayton to present 3 learning events this week The University of Dayton will present three learning events this week on digital learning, health and environmental justice and AI in healthcare. TODAY’S FORECAST Rainy, windy today with strong, severe thunderstorms possible   MORE HEADLINES ‘We are out of time’: Air Force secretary warns China’s military catching up as US bungles budgets As American politicians have repeatedly haggled over federal budgets in recent years, often delaying critical funds for ... Dayton man arrested after giving food to homeless without a permit; Some say city law ‘criminalizes’ charity Dayton man arrested after giving food to homeless without a permit; Some say city law ‘criminalizes’ charity Statewide technical issue delays Ohio testing schedule for Hamilton schools, others The start to state testing at Hamilton City Schools was pushed to Thursday due to a technical issue early Wednesday that impacted school districts across the state. ADVERTISEMENT BUSINESS Outside roles by NBC's Conde, others reveal a journalism ethics issue: being paid to sit on boards NEW YORK (AP) — As NBC News Group chairman, Cesar Conde, is already busy overseeing the network's broadcast and digital ... ‘My passion is now my reality:’ New buy, sell, trade sneaker store opens in Springfield Field Kicks, a buy-sell-trade sneaker and apparel store, opened on April 7 at 1109 N. Plum St. in Springfield. Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek to cease trauma program this weekend Effective April 13, Kettering Health Soin Medical Center will close its trauma program and will cease operations as a verified level 3 trauma facility, according to Ohio Emergency Medical Services. SPORTS McCoy: Rain delay not worth the wait for Reds They waited an hour and fifty minutes through a rain delay to begin Wednesday night’s game and for the Cincinnati Reds i... Dragons lose 2nd game of season Cedar Rapids third baseman Rubel Cespedes hit a home run and drove in seven runs as the Kernels defeated the Dayton Drag... Ohio State football: 5 things to know from Ryan Day’s pre-Spring Game press conference Ohio State football coach Ryan Day explained a recent decision with his coaching staff and why he hopes he won't lose many more players to the transfer portal You received this email because you signed up for Daily Headlines from the Dayton Daily News. If you don’t want this daily newsletter, unsubscribe here. You can manage your email preferences here. Stay connected anywhere, any time with the Dayton Daily News app. Today’s ePaper  |  Manage Account  |  Terms of Use Privacy Policy  |  Unsubscribe © 2024 Dayton Daily News. All rights reserved. 601 E. Third Street, Suite 600 Dayton, Ohio 45402   (888) 397‑6397