Elyse Coulter

Dayton

Emmy Award winning journalist. Evening News Anchor @Dayton247Now. Proud OSU Buckeye! RTs are not endorsements. Opinions are my own.

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Dayton Photonics pioneers future of WiFi, testing breakthrough tech in iconic local sites

6 days ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

DAYTON -- It's National Small Business Week and we're featuring several local businesses here in the Miami Valley all week long. We're taking a closer look at "Dayton Photonics."It's a local small tech business owned and created by two University of Dayton grads, and now stepping onto the shoulders of past innovators here in the Gem City. Tech-minds hard at work inside 'Dayton Photonics' in Kettering. "This is a technology that was originally developed for the military.
The Better Business Bureau breaks down pet scams

1 week ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

Tue, May 6th 2025 at 8:59 AMTuesday, May 6, 2025 — DAYTON -- National Pet Week, May 4-10, celebrates the bond between pets and their owners. This week encourages pet owners to provide their furry friends with everything they need for a happy and healthy life. According to Forbes, as of 2024, over 66% of U.S. households own a petOne of the most common pet scams occurs when purchasing an animal online. We spoke with Sheri Sword from the Better Business Bureau about how to avoid the scams.
Dayton Photonics hopes to change the future of WiFi

1 week ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

Monday May 5, 2025 — DAYTON -- We are celebrating all things small business this week during National Small Business Week. On Your Day, we spoke with the CEO Emily Fehrman Cory, PhD about the business, and the support they received from the Entrepreneurs' Center.
Federal student loan repayment begins now

1 week ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

Monday May 5, 2025 — DAYTON -- As of Monday, May 5, 2025, you will need to start repaying your federal student loan debt. The Department of Education ended it's roughly five-year-long pandemic era pause. Right now, it's estimated five-million borrowers defaulted on their student loans. Earlier this morning on your day we spoke with a financial expert who says if you have to repay that debt here's what you can should do. "Remember you're not alone, and to take a deep breath.
Dayton Business Journal features LION Protects

1 week ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

by Elyse CoulterMon, May 5th 2025 at 8:44 AMUpdated Mon, May 5th 2025 at 8:45 AM
May is Asthma Awareness Month

2 weeks ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

Thursday, May 1, 2025 — DAYTON -- May is Asthma Awareness Month and the American Lung Association is trying to raise awareness for those living with asthma, and how to manage it. According to the Ohio Department of Health, more than 163,000 children across the state are living with asthma. Here in Ohio, Dayton, Cincinnati and Cleveland all received an "F" grade for air pollution. The American Lung Association says the number of asthma cases and diagnoses continues to rise.
Wild African Hearts visits Your Day

2 weeks ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

Wednesday, April 30. 2025 — DAYTON -- Amanda Badger from Wild African Hearts stopped by the Your Day studio and introduced us to one of their animals. To find out more about them, click here.
FDA looking to ban six more synthetic food dyes

3 weeks ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

Thursday, April 24, 2025 — DAYTON -- The FDA announced the potential ban on six more synthetic food dyes. 'Your Day' spoke with Katie Conrad-McCoy a dietician from Kettering Health about the potential health risks and how you can avoid the food dyes. "First off, read your ingredient labels," she said, "I know it's not always possible for everyone but if you can try to take a look at the back of the label and take a notice of what's in your food.
I-75 South shutdown in Auglaize County

3 weeks ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

AUGLAIZE COUNTY -- The Wapakoneta Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol has provided an update about a crash that shut down a major interstate on Thursday. According to OSP, all lanes of I-75 South were reopened just after 7 a.m.The dispatch supervisor said that no injuries were reported as a result of the semi-truck crash. The cause of the accident is being investigated. When more information is available, Dayton 24/7 Now crews will provide an update.
Local man advocates for Black Maternal Health

4 weeks ago | dayton247now.com | Elyse Coulter

DAYTON -- Today, marks the end of Black Maternal Health week, which helps raise awareness to improve the maternal health of black mothers and their babies. According to the CDC, black women are two to three times more likely to die during childbirth.