Beairshelle Edmé

Beairshelle Edmé investigates & reports. Local man claims Dayton police department and paramedics alleged he was under the influence when in fact he was having a seizure while behind the wheel.

Beairshelle Edmé reports. Demonstrators hold a die-in on Christmas Eve at the Mall at Fairfield Commons calling for justice for John Crawford III, shot and killed by local police. Several arrests were made and Edmé herself was threatened with arrest.

Republican John Kasich makes landslide victory to re-election , defeating Cleveland Democrat Ed FitzGerald.

Beairshelle Edmé investigates. She finds out if the City of Dayton kept its pledge by completing First Lady Michelle Obama's Mayor's Challenge to end veteran homelessness.

Beairshelle Edmé reports. Recap of Election 2014 in Ohio at the Republican Party headquarters.

Beairshelle Edmé finds out how Wake County plans to keep local pools safe after an abnormal spike of Crypto cases.

Beairshelle Edmé reports. Historic Dayton-area AME churches talk about security measures following a Charleston shooting at the historic Mother Emanuel AME Church. Nine people were killed by a man officials say carried out a racist act of domestic terrorism.

Beairshelle Edmé investigates. She gives you an inside look at the change agents who are making sure the homeless find homes. She also finds out if the City of Dayton kept its pledge by completing First Lady Michelle Obama's Mayor's Challenge to end veteran homelessne

Beairshelle Edmé highlights Durham couple, Mr. Phil Freelon, the architect behind NMAAHC and Mrs. Nnenna Freelon, Grammy-nominated jazz singer. Both have impacted the arts across the country.

Beairshelle Edmé reports. Local students try their hand at the STEM fields, programming and engineering their own robots through Legos in hopes of winning First Lego League competition.

Beairshelle Edmé reports. Girlfriend of John Crawford III speaks out following a no indictment ruling in the Beavercreek Walmart shooting grand jury.

Beairshelle Edmé reports. She sits down one-on-one with the five city commission candidates vying for votes of Dayton residents.