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Marchers participate in a Peace Walk for the National Day of Action hosted by Indivisible Springfield on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026, in Springfield. JOSEPH COOKE/STAFF

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Springfield group encourages unity at ‘peace walk’ inspired by monks

First-time homebuyers are having trouble finding affordable options in area's like Springboro, where the average home price is in the mid-$400K range. MICHAEL KURTZ / STAFF

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Springboro taking steps for first-time homebuyers

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Clark County Common Pleas Court cases

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Clark County Municipal Court cases

This is the weekly Outpatient Respiratory Illness Activity map from the CDC, for the week ending Jan 10, 2026.

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Flu map: Ohio remains elevated for flu activity as hospitalizations decrease

High voltage Ohio AES power lines on Carillon Boulevard in Dayton. FILE

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Grid gripes: Feds, DeWine air concerns about data/AI power demand

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) is accepting submissions for its annual duck stamp now through Feb. 1. CONTRIBUTED

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Annual Ohio duck stamp contest accepting art submissions

The Springfield Arts Council's Penguin Project program will begin its second season with an informational meeting on Thursday, Jan 22. The nationally-recognized inclusive program is open to anyone ages 10-21 with a seen or unseen disability who would like to learn theater skills, meet new people and form friendships. The photo features a rehearsal for the group's first production in 2025. CONTRIBUTED

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Springfield Arts Council’s Penguin Project to begin second season

Rep. Josh Williams, R-Sylvania, holds a press conference detailing a new bill to add fraud-preventive measures to Ohio's subsidized child care system. Thursday, Jan. 16, 2026.

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GOP Ohio lawmaker calls for camera monitoring system to prevent child care fraud

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Clark County Common Pleas Court cases

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Clark County Municipal Court cases

Hundreds of people turned out on Saturday, Aug. 2, on City Hall Plaza in downtown Springfield for "Love Thy Neighbor," which was organized by Springfield G92, a coalition of churches that says it is "committed to the safety and dignity of our Haitian neighbors and friends." Over a dozen people spoke, and two choirs performed. The organization said the goal of the event was to "project love, unity and support for our immigrant neighbors and community." BRYANT BILLING / STAFF

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OPINION: Lawmakers need to expand TPS as Springfield’s fate hangs in balance

Jess Justice opened Momo Mart inside Myers Market in COhatch with items from China, Japan and Korea such as ice cream, snacks, sand bar candle, capybaras, local artist items and more. Brooke Spurlock/Staff

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Retail store opens inside Springfield’s Myers Market with items from Asia

Michael DeWees. Contributed

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Wittenberg names VP of finance and administration

A view of newly constructed homes near East National Road on Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026, that are part of the Melody Parks development in Springfield. JOSEPH COOKE/STAFF

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Judge: CEDA board violated open meetings law in Melody Parks development decisions

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Tax docs: Kettering Health execs, church leaders got $3.2M in improper benefits