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As seen in: WRGT-TV (Miamisburg, OH), WKEF-TV (Miamisburg, OH)
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Oakwood Community Center to offer Ikebana flower arranging classes

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By Alex King Verified
| WKEF-TV (Miamisburg, OH) Verified
2 children rescued by boat from flooded home in Clark County amid record rainfall Springfield, Ohio (WKEF) -- Record-breaking rainfall in the Miami Valley led to high water rescues and renewed concerns about flooding in Clark County, where fi DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Two women allegedly stole items from JCPenney on April 20.The stolen items total about $1,398.They are seen in these photos with the item WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKEF) -- A local school employee was arrested last Friday...
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Premier Health offers simple ways to protect skin while outdoors

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By Alex King Verified
| WKEF-TV (Miamisburg, OH) Verified
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Temperatures are heating up, which means many of us will be spending more time outdoors in the sun. While sunshine can help boost Vitamin D, too much exposure can damage your skin and increase your risk of skin cancer. Premier Health's Kayla Bostwick shares simple ways to protect your skin while still enjoying the summer sun.
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Legal sports betting and more time online fuel concerns over youth problem gambling

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By Alex King Verified
| WKEF-TV (Miamisburg, OH) Verified
Tue, May 26, 2026 at 9:38 AM WKEF2 - 9c421d9d-d1c6-4a81-ae6d-47fbb323e0ed.png DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- As Mental Health Awareness Month continues, experts are raising concerns about the growing connection between gaming, gambling exposure, and youth mental health. With sports betting now legal in Ohio and kids spending more time than ever online, families are being encouraged to recognize the warning signs early.
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