WDTN-TV 2 Dayton

Two men were shot inside a Harrison Township home, 2521 Hancock Avenue, Tuesday evening, December 8. Full Story »

A Fairborn man pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangering in connection to the death of his girlfriend's 2-year-old daughter as a part of a plea deal. Full Story »

A local family remembers their hero... tragically killed in an accident last week. Full Story »

Salvation army staff worried about providing gifts to all 4,000 children who had registered this holiday season. Full Story »

Court documents stated Furqan had gotten in trouble for trying to solicit prostitutes in the Springfield in the past. Full Story »

Police found the victim's body in the living room of a home at 324 Savannah Avenue after the man's wife called 911 about 2:45 and told the dispatcher she just shot her husband. Full Story »

Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County will begin vaccinating the general public (in addition to the targeted groups) for the H1N1 flu virus beginning Monday, December 14 from 1-7 p.m. at Hara Arena, 1001 Shiloh Springs Rd., Trotwood. Full Story »

Kenneth Biros was pronounced dead at 11:47 a.m. Tuesday, about 43 minutes after members of the execution team began preparing him by attempting to insert IV needles at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville. Full Story »

Monroe police are looking for three women suspected of stealing thousands of dollars of merchandise from the Coach store at the Cincinnati Premium Outlets Dec. 5, 2009. Full Story »

A man walked into the Chase Bank at 1078 Patterson Road just after 10:00 and walked out with cash. Full Story »

The victim told police the robbers fired at him after he said he didn't have any money. Full Story »

Eaton police are cracking down on underage drinking and said adults who provide alcohol to minors are putting them selves at risk at going to jail. Full Story »

Winter storms are sweeping across much of the country but, still many drivers are unprepared for colder temperatures and icy commutes. Full Story »

Hundreds of morning drivers were backed up on the major arteries in and out of Dayton as officials rushed from one crash scene to another. Full Story »

Prosecuters called it the worst case of child abuse they have seen in the history of Ohio. Full Story »

The new facility will provide inbound receiving capability close to suppliers and align outbound shipments for improved delivery to dealers and customers. Once fully operational in 2011, the Clayton facility will replace Caterpillar’s Indianapolis Regional Distribution facility and will assume some of the work currently performed at Caterpillar’s parts distribution center in Morton, Illinois. Full Story »

46-year-old Vonda Ferguson of Springfield was sentenced today to 65 years in prison for beatings, abuse and mental torture inflicted against her five adopted children. Full Story »

The woman who lives there was asleep at the time but was able to escape without a scratch. Full Story »

Condemned killer Kenneth Biros could become the first person in the country put to death with a single dose of an intravenous anesthetic instead of the usual and faster-acting three-drug process if his execution proceeds Tuesday. Full Story »

San Francisco-based GoodGuide named the robotic Zhu Zhu Pets hamsters on Saturday as one of the top-selling toys with low ratings. Full Story »

A family in Brookville is angry. They said an irresponsible hunter took aim at their family pet. Full Story »

Dayton police search for the man who robbed a restaurant at gun point. Full Story »

Environmental activists gained more momentum this year than in the past decade against the destructive, uniquely Appalachian form of strip mining known as mountaintop removal, though they have yet to mobilize the millions of supporters they want. Full Story »

Ed Johann will always remember the sound of planes diving out of the sky to bomb U.S. battleships, the explosions and the screams of sailors. He still recalls the stench of burning oil and flesh. Full Story »

A decade has passed since the federal government began releasing Mexican wolves into the wild in an effort to return the endangered animal to its historic range in the Southwest. It hasn't worked out — for the wolves, for ranchers, for conservationists or for federal biologists. Full Story »