Good morning, Beavercreek.

Nineteen dogs rescued from a hoarding case in Moraine were transported early Friday morning to Washington, D.C. by the Humane Society of Greater Dayton & Humane World for Animals to receive further care and eventually find new homes.

Pippa, a dog at the Pets of Ohio Rescue Team shelter, is taking steps after being hit by a car 10 days ago.

Local volunteers quickly provided care (including treatment for infections), and she is now available for fostering or adoption.

A Dayton-area woman reunited her missing 14-year-old cat with her this month after six long years apart, thanks to intensive care at the Humane Society of Greater Dayton.

The cat was treated for severe illness and microchipped before returning home.

A 14-year-old cat that had been missing since 2020 recovered after nearly 7 months of intensive care and treatment at the Humane Society and has reunited with its owner.

The pet’s unique ear notch (a key identifier) confirmed his identity for a long-awaited family reunion.

Dayton maker Joby Aviation will test its electric air taxi flights in Texas under the White House-backed eVTOL Integration Pilot Program in the coming days, flying from Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport to connect major airports and business centers (schedules depend on weather).

Crumbl is launching a limited-time Little Debbie cookie collaboration and new dirty sodas, available for two days — the new menu is revealed Sunday nights at 6 p.m. at its locally operated Huber Heights, Beavercreek and Centerville stores.

This weekend, the Beavercreek Popcorn Festival brings local food and fun to Miami Valley while the Dayton Greek Festival offers a taste of local tradition.

Z93 (the local radio station) is holding a contest to win a trip to a major city.

Day Air Credit Union finalized the purchase of a 60,000 sqft property at 10000 Innovation Drive in Austin Landing and will move its headquarters there in summer 2027.

Its Wilmington Pike facility will remain open as new centers open in Troy and Beavercreek.

Former Dayton mayor and current Rep. Mike Turner recalled the shock of the Sept.

11 attacks 25 years ago + local leaders had to respond quickly to the unforeseen threat. His reflection underscores the profound impact the day had on local emergency preparedness and community resilience.

Ohio awarded $14 million in grants Thursday to support workforce housing near major economic projects across 10 counties.

Local governments may use the funds for housing, infrastructure + public safety improvements.

University of Dayton Flyers fans can meet the men’s and women’s basketball teams at Dick's House of Sports today in Beavercreek.

Organizers say fans will get the chance to interact with players and learn more about the teams.