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Kathryn Mobley/WYSOThe family of Pierre Damas Bel of Springfield believe his death by suicide is connected to the DHS requirement to wear a GPS monitor. Several Haitians and activists called for the monitoring to end. -
School districts across the country are closing campuses as enrollment falls. New research says the financial savings may be smaller than expected.
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The Catholic Church says women cannot serve as priests, but one Medina woman says she's following God's calling. -
The invasive spotted lanternfly has returned to Ohio, and experts say to take action to bring the numbers down. -
New Albany billionaire Les Wexner, under scrutiny for his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, last attended a Wexner Medical Center board meeting in May 2025. -
Springfield city leaders are aware federal ICE agents are carrying out arrests in the community. -
One of two cases that sought to overturn Ohio’s voter-approved amendment guaranteeing abortion access and reproductive rights has been dismissed. -
Thousands of Haitians living in Ohio, including Springfield, lost their legal status in July. With it went their ability to work. -
Dr. David Hackney says he wants the public to know about the impact abortion bans have had on maternal-fetal medicine specialists and what they mean for patients. -
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. -
Texas officials used data from thousands of Flock cameras nationwide to track a woman in 2025, according to a report from 404 Media. Almost all abortions are banned in Texas. -
Ohio hopes to lead class-action lawsuit against Roblox, claiming it misled investors on age policiesThe lawsuit filed by Ohio accuses Roblox of marketing itself as a safe space for kids and misleading investors about the age safety measures it was using before making a change this past spring.
