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The first building phase of 5C Group's Springfield data center is expected to be complete by the end of September. While economic leaders wait in anticipation, some residents aren't so enthused. -
The public is urged to avoid flood waters and any downed wires as clean up from the storm continues. -
Gov. Mike DeWine announced that startup Electra will open a hybrid electric aircraft factory in Ohio. -
The Ohio community college is expanding its advanced manufacturing program. School officials said some students doubled their wages after completing the training. -
Springfield's park on West Grand Avenue was dedicated to civil rights activist and icon Dorothy Bacon on July 11, honoring her life and contributions. -
In this episode of WYSO Youth Radio, teens from Clark County's BATS group visit WYSO to share their superpowers, like resilience, bravery, and heart. -
The Clark County project Sloopy Solar and the Champaign County project Hillclimber Solar were largely unwelcome in the communities where they were set to be constructed. -
After ending housing services in the city of Springfield in 2024, the Dayton-based nonprofit is returning to fill a gap in emergency homeless housing -
Clark County's BATS group visits WYSO to share the everyday superpowers like breathing, positive self-talk, and empathy that help teens navigate stress and life. -
Assistance is available for residents of Clark County in recovering from flooding that closed roads, damaged homes and prompted several rescues of stranded residents. -
Sheltered Inc. announced on Monday that it will file for bankruptcy and cease operations in late May. The nonprofit said in a statement that it doesn't have enough reliable funding. -
The Trump administration has sought to revoke the legal pathway that allowed thousands of Haitians to come to the Springfield area. The bill now heads to the Senate.
