WYSO's reports news in Springfield, Ohio, including politics, education, immigration, the environment and more.
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The owner of the Springfield data center, the 5C Group, said it is using low-water use cooling systems and working with renewable energy providers to reduce its environmental footprint.
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A Springfield Police officer has been cleared of any wrong doing after deploying a Taser during a foot chase on Sept. 17.
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In its first season, the Springfield team has already snagged rankings at state tournaments.
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Maureen Fagans, executive director of United Senior Services of Clark County, will retire in January. The nonprofit (formerly Elderly United) has expanded and served thousands of people during her tenure.
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Sheltered Inc. had planned to close its Hartley House Shelter for Men in January and Norm’s Place women and children’s shelter in March.
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Temporary protected status is set to end Feb. 3 for those who came to the U.S. from Haiti under the designation. With thousands of Haitian immigrants living around Springfield, local groups are preparing for the change.
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The new Springfield data center will be at the site of the former LexisNexis data center. The facility will house an AI supercomputer that can train artificial intelligence models.
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Harvard professor Sarah Lewis will speak on Sunday at Springfield, Ohio's John Legend Theater, about how art shapes American democracy. Free event, doors open at 3:30 PM.
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The city of Springfield work with the Nehemiah Foundation’s Faith Community Crisis Response Team, the Salvation Army and others to open a warming shelter for unhoused residents this winter.
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People in Springfield, Ohio, joined the nationwide "No Kings 2.0" rally, protesting Trump administration policies alongside millions in 2,500+ communities across America.