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BEAVERCREEK TWP., Greene County - NASA officials on Wednesday promoted how government can partner with small business to help create jobs through science and technology by visiting a local company that has received nearly $5 million in contracts with the space agency.

From Bar Louie's Bead Bash to other Fat Tuesday parties, we may not be in New Orleans but you can still celebrate Mardi Gras in Dayton tonight!

Christ Episcopal knows there's a need to fill, but the mission cannot continue without more volunteers.

BEAVERCREEK - The Beavercreek City Schools Board of Education could soon approve a settlement for a sexual discrimination lawsuit filed by a female employee against a male employee and the board.

Dozens of people attended the open house, which allowed them to tour the building, take part in a health screening, and learn about the services the hospital will offer.

The men broke down barriers in the military, and their service was often unwelcome.

Antioch College has recently received a flood of applications for the 2012-2013 school year.

Fire alarms sounded at the Bellbrook Rehab and Healthcare Center Saturday morning, alerting residents and staff to a fire in the laundry room.

A fire forces about 54 residents to evacuate a Bellbrook nursing home Saturday morning.

BEAVERCREEK - Wednesday’s opening of the $135 million Soin Medical Center gives Beavercreek, a burgeoning suburb of more than 45,000 people, its first hospital - a milestone for a community that has seen meteoric growth during the past four decades.

BEAVERCREEK - Tim’s Rx has opened a pharmacy and medical showroom in the former Medicine Shoppe at 3197 Rodenbeck Drive off Dayton-Xenia Road east of North Fairfield Road.

According to the Dayton Business Journal, p ublic colleges and universities in the Dayton region have been recommended for more than $62 million in state funding for capital projects for the next two years.

FAIRBORN - Wright State University wants to build a $37 million neuroscience and engineering research hub that would employ about 125 people under one roof, including key faculty hires that will enhance WSU’s reputation for research.

BEAVERCREEK - The Air Force expects in May to reveal its plan for getting a stalled, $1 billion computer modernization project back on track, an Air Force spokeswoman said Wednesday.

Big brother is watching you at a Greene County library. Library officials in Beavercreek tightened security tonight after a rash of DVD thefts.

A federal appeals court in Cincinnati ruled Monday that two Christians had their free speech rights violated and should have been allowed to display signs and distribute leaflets promoting their religious beliefs at the Fairborn Sweet Corn Festival in 2009.

A federal appeals court in Cincinnati ruled Monday that two Christians had their free speech rights violated and should have been allowed to display signs and distribute leaflets promoting their religious beliefs at the Fairborn Sweet Corn Festival in 2009.

President Barack Obama’s goal of building a smaller, more agile and technologically capable military is reflected in a 2013 budget request that cuts certain aircraft and weapons systems such as the Global Hawk, shrinks service staffing - particularly in the Army and Marines - and reduces about $1 billion in Air Force research money.

By John Nolan Staff Writer Jessica Wehrman Washington Bureau President Obama’s 2013 defense budget, released on Monday, appears to leave Wright-Patterson Air Force Base relatively unscathed as the administration gets started on $487 billion in defense spending cuts over the next 10 years.

High school students and their parents visited Wright State University Sunday for financial aid help during "College Goal Sunday."