Springfield News

The Springfield Board of Trustees approved the application of two grants for the Police Department and one for the township's recycling program at the May 9 meeting.

Springfield Local School District officials continue to hear emotional requests to move graduating class pictures now hanging in the high school to the new school building when it opens.

Once facility is finished, company will transfer 100 current employees from Marysville operations to build a new high-end sports car.

Erie's Shawn Adamczyk, an assistant pro at the Kahkwa Club, shot a 1-over-par 72 at Grove City Country Club Tuesday to qualify for a U.S. Open sectional qualifier in June.

Fitch modeled losses of 12.2% of the remaining pool; modeled losses of the original pool are 6.2%, including losses already incurred to date.

GREENVILLE The Greenville Police Department is making headway on the recent string of burglaries, producing three arrests over the last week.

With just over a week before the Chicago Board of Education votes on a proposal to close 54 schools, the Chicago Teachers Union and other activist groups said Monday they would hold marches over three days to protest the plan.

A vehicle reported stolen from Portsmouth, Ohio crashed in Cedarville after two separate incidents in two different counties early Friday morning and one person was taken into custody, according to reports.

Cristy Moore said memories of her sister's disappearance in Clark County came back this week after hearing about the three women found alive in Cleveland after they were kidnapped nearly a decade ago.

Formal talks between Springfield and Clark County leaders about a new shared 911 dispatch center are now focusing on how to do it and if they have the money to pay for it.

President Barack Obama is returning to Ohio today to give his first commencement address of 2013 at Ohio State University in Columbus.

A jury has awarded $2.8 million to a Columbus man who was paralyzed after hospital employees put him in a restraint hold.

Firefighters are on the scene of an apartment fire at the Wood Ridge apartment complex on North McCord Road.

It was held in downtown Toledo at the Amtrak station and featured full sized locomotives, model trains, rail art and information of rail travel.

A man who authorities say was trying to break into a southwestern Ohio home was shot and killed by a neighbor.

A drug raid involving at least six law enforcement agencies netted nearly $300,000 in cash, an estimated 500 pounds of marijuana, more than 30 guns and the arrest of three Springfield men.

May 2005 saw a special dream come true as Honor Flight took wing and flew into the realm of reality.

Not far from the fields farmers were plowing, in a subdivision tucked away off Cincinnati Brookville Road in Butler County, the fight over a small parcel of land had the property owner fearing for his life during a recent confrontation with a demolition crew that had been sent there by mistake.

A South Vienna police officer whose wife is under investigation after allegations that she lied about having cancer and took money from fundraisers will be placed on administrative leave.

The vision for the 2013 Fairport Canal Days Festival poster was a moment captured in Perinton artist Susan Prener's mind from last year's festival.