Knowing is critical. Actually wanting to know is the most critical - and to care. At the end of the 19th century, wildlife conservation was barely a thought. Many people thought that animals couldn’t ...

Urbana City Schools recognizes two outgoing board members, Jim Arter and Amy Paul, for their years of service.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order that could reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug and open new avenues for medical research and funding.

With the expiration of COVID-era funds and declining state funding, the Springfield City School District is closing its School of Innovation (SOI) at the end of this year — a decision first announced ...

Springfield Mayor Rob Rue is one of three new Ohio mayors elected to serve on the bipartisan board of directors of the Ohio Mayors Alliance.

Deficit spending has continued into Springfield schools’ current fiscal year, and as students and families react to some of the bigger changes coming from the district in response to the deficit — ...

Nine area high schools competed in Clark State College’s first Agriculture Quiz Bowl, with Northwestern High School taking home the top spot. The interactive competition is designed to spark student ...

Rose Bagford of Springfield's Forest Glen Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center was honored as a 2025 Ohio Health Care Association Skilled Nursing Excellence Award winner.

The Cincinnati Bengals bounced back from a shutout loss at home to dominate the Miami Dolphins on the road in a game between two teams already eliminated from playoff contention.

Evictions in Clark County have remained “consistently high,” with 4,400 over the last five years, according to the county’s Department of Reentry, which can lead to long-term barriers to housing for ...

When I told a friend that sports commentator Domonique Foxworth has accused an NFL franchise of being “as lost as an old man with his (Smart) phone,” my friend worried that the former NFL player had ...

The owners of a new bookstore that opened in Urbana want it to be “a cozy place for goof people to find good books.” Christina Flowers and her husband, Don, opened Sunshine Book Nook at 111 N. Main St ...