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Daylight saving time ends today at 2 a.m., when clocks will roll back to 1 a.m., giving trick-or-treaters and party-goers an extra hour.

Contact lens wearers should remove lenses at their recommended time and bring a case, solution, and glasses to avoid infection.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld will perform at the Schuster Center in March 2027 in Dayton; organizers announced the return but have not yet released exact dates or ticket details.

The Dayton region is seeing a surge in tech, research, and advanced manufacturing jobs now as projects like the Sierra Nevada hangar, Electra Aero Taxi in Springfield, and on‑Main research construction move forward.

Leaders say many roles pay $75,000 a year and up, and incentives + lower cost of living are prompting schools to team with employers to prepare the local workforce.

Learn to Earn Dayton is leading a statewide regional education partnership announced in September to connect schools, employers, and social services to boost K-12 success; Gov. Mike DeWine met with local leaders Thursday at Learn to Earn's headquarters to discuss replicating Dayton's model (12 regions).

Police urge residents to plan for a busy Halloween and avoid drinking and driving as trick-or-treating and bar activity pick up today.

The Ohio Department of Transportation is offering a $15 discount on Uber and Lyft rides in Montgomery County to help people get home safely.

The Hero’s Journey Tavern (successor to D20) will open Nov.

28 at 2144 E. Whipp Road, offering an immersive medieval-themed bar with the D20 game collection, a $5 per-person table fee (waived with sufficient spending) and an attached game shop.

MTSI signed the first lease at the new Stratos Hilltop EUL site on Wright-Patterson’s Area B to secure about 22,000 sqft for 50–100 workers and secure collaboration space near AFRL and the Life Cycle Management Center; construction at the site continues.

The Dayton region remains a hot rental market, with units averaging under 40 days on market and about nine applicants per available unit, and limited new construction plus rising home costs mean strong demand is likely to continue.