Samantha Wildow
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Kettering residents encouraged to report home, property damage following Sept. 20 flooding (opens the original)
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Following the severe storm and flooding on Sunday, Sept. 20, the city of Kettering assembled a set of resources to help residents recover, report property damage, and access assistance for repairs and insurance claims. âWeâre aware a number of people have been impacted by the power outages, flooding, backups in basements, and ⦠weâre thankful that people are safe and weâre hopeful that people are returning to normal,â City Manager Matt Greeson said. Residents whose homes or property
Incumbent Creech faces newcomers Hornbacker, Umbaugh for 40th Ohio House seat (opens the original)
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Three candidates who have not previously faced each other are vying to represent Ohioâs 40th House District on the November ballot. Three-term Ohio House Rep. Rodney Creech, a Republican, will defend his seat against two political newcomers, Democrat Timothy B. Hornbacker and Libertarian Joshua A. Umbaugh. Ohioâs 40th District includes portions of western Montgomery County, northern Butler County and all of Preble County. Creech and Hornbacker both hail from Preble County while Umbaughâs h
What companies, parents, users can do to protect kids from AI: Mental Health Matters (opens the original)
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A Dayton Daily News investigation revealed concerns about the potential dangers about unrestrained use of artificial intelligence on the mental health of children. Youth mental health experts and advocates say companies, parents and AI users can take steps to make the technology safer. According to the American Medical Association, some of the safeguards technology companies could implement with their AI chatbots could include: Enhanced transparency, such as requiring chatbots to clearly disclos
AI is impacting local kids’ mental health: How can we keep them safe? (opens the original)
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Editorâs note: This story contains mentions of suicide and self-harm. If you or someone you know needs help, call, text, or chat the 988 Lifeline. Some use artificial intelligence for help with homework and creating study guides. Others use AI to find new recipes or for advice. In extreme cases, some parents of children who died by suicide found the notes their children left behind were written by AI. âIt's almost discriminatory to release this on someone who has a pre-existing mental health
Kroger parking lot damaged by Miamisburg flooding; city says store foundation is safe (opens the original)
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Despite community concerns over a large cave-in and warped pavement at the Miamisburg Kroger Marketplace, city officials report no structural or foundation issues on the property following heavy August rains. âWe rendered assistance at the time of the event to ensure the storm system was functioning. We removed debris and videoed the lines to ensure they were clear of obstructions,â a city spokesperson told the Dayton Daily News. It is also the cityâs understanding that Kroger has retained
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