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Local NewsThe Kettering Foundation bought a historic Dayton building for its new headquartersThe Charles F. Kettering Foundation has bought the Waitman Building at 401 E. Fifth St. in Dayton's Oregon District. It plans to open its new headquarters there by fall 2028, a news release said, bringing the nonprofit back to downtown, where it began.Today’s editionRead

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From This Local Life and Register-Herald, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. This Local Life13 hours ago

    Covington Mural Remembers Elephants

  2. Register-Herald13 hours ago

    Things I can live without

    This piece came to life several weeks ago when I started a list of a few things in life that I thought I could live without. Let’s be honest here, all of us run across things in the daily grind that ...

  3. Register-Herald15 hours ago

    West Alexandria news

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  • Spam callsOhio ranks second-worst in the country for spam calls, according to an SMS Pool study of nearly 700,000 FTC complaints from 2021 to 2025.

    Ohio ranks second-worst in the country for spam calls, according to an SMS Pool study of nearly 700,000 FTC complaints from 2021 to 2025. To cut down on the calls, we suggest the Do Not Call list, blocking numbers and turning on your phone's spam filter.

    Around Ohio · Today’s editionSource: WHIO TV

  • E-bikesThe Greater Dayton Mayors and Managers Association and the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission created a model ordinance with suggested safety rules for e-bikes, e-motos and motorized personal mobility devices.

    The Greater Dayton Mayors and Managers Association and the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission created a model ordinance with suggested safety rules for e-bikes, e-motos and motorized personal mobility devices. Local communities can adopt it.

    News Notes · Thursday’s editionSource: Spectrum News Cincinnati