Memorial Day tornadoes: Drone views of Trotwood then and now

EDITOR’S NOTE: Sixteen tornadoes smashed through our community on Memorial Day 2019. Since that day, the Dayton Daily News has been on the ground reporting on the devastation and the work of recovery. Now, one year later, we are digging into the obstacles that remain, how the coronavirus pandemic has affected rebuilding and how communities have been changed forever. Go here for more of this coverage.

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A year after the Memorial Day tornadoes, some damaged areas show remarkable recovery, including Westbrooke Village, an apartment complex in Trotwood that took a direct hit and is rebuilding.

DAYTON STRONG: Memorial Day tornadoes one year later - Slow road to recovery

This week, the Dayton Daily News is carrying storm anniversary coverage in print and online. Reporters Chris Stewart and Josh Sweigart, who walked the path of the most devastating tornado last year, have checked again on the pace of recovery and the issues still facing survivors and local jurisdictions.

Other stories from our coverage:

Tornado recovery: Coronavirus postpones large volunteer groups needed to rebuild

ExploreTime running out on tornado assistance program; who has gotten help?

Tornado recovery: Where has the money gone?

Memorial Day tornadoes: Photos from the sky a year apart

Tornado recovery: With community's help, couple finds new home after living out of car

Memorial Day tornadoes: Views from above of Old North Dayton before storm, after storm and today

Tornado recovery: How to rid neighborhoods of 'zombie' properties

ExploreBusinesses battered first by tornadoes, now by coronavirus

PHOTOS: Stunning images from the 2019 Memorial Day tornadoes

Tornado recovery: Insurance disputes continue to slow repairs for some homeowners

ExploreContractors accused of bilking tornado victims: Where are their cases now?