Good morning, Huber Heights.

After weekend rains led to flooding in parts of Miami Valley, police and consumer advocates warn residents to check licensing and secure written estimates before hiring contractors to repair storm damage—experts say scammers often target the elderly and those with extensive damage.

The University of Dayton will use a $1.4 million grant from the Gates Foundation to build AI tools that speed feedback on school plans; the project works with Toboggan Labs + UD professors to bring faster guidance + better school support.

Wright State University saw a 2% rise in overall enrollment to 12,157 students this fall, with first-time enrollment increasing at the Dayton campus to 1,736 and rising 4.8% at Mercer County.

University leaders credit recruitment efforts and programs like Take Flight (a tuition-free initiative) for making college more accessible.

A local county 911 system experienced an outage on Monday, rerouting calls to the backup PSAP (Darke County Sheriff's Office).

Officials are working to restore full service soon.

LifeCare Alliance is now serving hot meals to area seniors and people with disabilities in Montgomery, Greene, Miami and Darke counties as part of its Meals on Wheels contract with the Area Agency on Aging; officials say efforts are underway to eliminate the waitlist.

Wright State University announced it will host the Stars, Stripes and Flight basketball game on November 2 at the Nutter Center — featuring its men's team against the Air Force Falcons to honor military service and launch Big Hoopla events tied to the NCAA First Four in Dayton.