During a police pursuit in Dayton, Ohio, authorities say a suspect abandoned his car and stole a police cruiser before crashing into a residential home.
DAYTON, OH — Local man Troy Greer announced that after a long, intense round of negotiations with his wife, he had emerged victorious and had successfully negotiated her down to getting absolutely everything she wanted.
Navy researchers at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, are seeking volunteers to assist in a study that directly supports one of the United States' biggest space exploration goals: returning American astronauts to the moon.
DAYTON, OH — Five-year-old Liam Montgomery held a press conference for friends and family this week in which announced he would be switching his obsessive interest in backhoes to an obsessive interest in dinosaurs.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Nearly a year after a federal raid and investigation over illegal labor practices, Fuyao Glass America—a Chinese-owned auto glass factory—continues to operate in Ohio, undercutting prices and threatening to destroy the state’s native glass industry.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Fuyao Glass America, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Vitro Automotive Glass, Ohio government officials, and the […] The post ‘Where’s Our Help?’ – Ohio Workers Bemoan Chinese Factory Killing Jobs. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Nearly a year after a federal raid and investigation over illegal labor practices, Fuyao Glass America—a Chinese-owned auto glass factory—continues to operate in Ohio, undercutting prices and threatening to destroy the state’s native glass industry. WHO WAS INVOLVED: Fuyao Glass America, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Vitro Automotive Glass, Ohio government officials, and the Trump administration. WHEN & WHERE: Fuyao Glass America was raided by federal authorities in 2024 , and $126 million in civil forfeiture was seized in 2025 for illegal employment practices. Still, Fuyao Glass America continues to operate, and a number of Ohio glass companies may now be forced to close in 2026. KEY…Open
The creator of Ohio's Funk Center says he's going "all in" to keep the legacy of funk music alive, dedicating his life — and retirement savings — to building a museum dedicated to preserving the artform's unique history in Dayton. "Funk music is a lost art form where we're bringing it back to life," says CEO and executive director David Webb Sr. More: https://tinyurl.com/mwc2nudx #FunkCenter #BlackHistoryMonth #DaytonOhio
AI:David Webb Sr., the CEO of Ohio's Funk Center, is dedicating his personal retirement savings to a mission to preserve and revitalize the legacy of funk music through a dedicated museum in Dayton. Aiming to prevent this unique art form from being lost to history, Webb is committing himself entirely to building this institution to ensure the genre's historical significance remains accessible for future generations.Open