WPTD-TV (Dayton, OH)

WPTD-TV (Dayton, OH)

WPTD is a PBS-affiliated television station broadcasting on UHF digital channel 16 in Dayton, Ohio, USA. Its signal is also transmitted through W32DS-D, which is located in Maplewood, Ohio. The digital transmitter for WPTD can be found off South Gettysburg Avenue in the Highview Hills area of southwest Dayton.

Local
English
Television

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48
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#1849472

United States

#663950

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#6822

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  • Jan 22, 2025 | thinktv.org | Ann Thompson

    The U.S. housing stock is old and getting older and its deterioration is causing health, safety and financial concerns. Saving it is cheaper and more sustainable than building new. But preservation is still expensive. How do we preserve housing before more low-cost rental units are lost? U.S. homes are an average of 41 years old. The newest public housing units are 50 and the oldest are 90.

  • Nov 27, 2024 | thinktv.org | Ann Thompson

    Thousands of people in Cincinnati and Dayton either can’t find a home they can afford or can’t afford the one they live in. Both cities are taking steps to address the housing crisis. What are they doing and is it enough? Mayor Aftab Pureval says Cincinnati is “continuing to increase our commitments to….affordable housing.” In November’s State of the City address, He pointed to developments like the Barrister, which Brick by Brick profiled in April.

  • Jun 10, 2024 | thinktv.org | Hernz Laguerre Jr.

    June 10, 2024All over the country, there are cities that have mandatory parking minimums. These minimums are written in the zoning laws of these cities and have shaped the land use of our country. There is a growing movement to reconsider or eliminate parking minimums to increase density, better utilize public transportation, create more housing, and more.  Cities like Cincinnati are creating proposals to reformat the zoning laws.

  • May 22, 2024 | thinktv.org | Hernz Laguerre Jr.

    May 22, 2024Alice Wood is a single mother of four who works at Procter and Gamble in line production. During her free time, she loves taking her children to the park to feed the ducks. “Trying to keep some type of routine so that there is some type of normal, cause our housing hasn’t been normal.” said Wood.  Wood was facing an extensive list of maintenance issues at her duplex that she was renting for herself and her four children.

  • May 22, 2024 | thinktv.org | Ann Thompson

    In most eviction hearings, only the landlord is represented. The tenant usually can’t afford an attorney or doesn’t have access to Legal Aid lawyers. But some communities are starting to realize that paying for attorneys to represent certain qualified renters can save money in the long run and give tenants a voice.  Southwest Ohio is a hotbed for evictions.

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