Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 3rd of September.
Good morning, Springfield.
AES Ohio crews are battling extreme heat to keep power flowing for regional customers using smart grid technology & taking mandatory water breaks for safety in Dayton.
Wright State students and campus leaders mourn honors student Pierre Damas Bel, who died by suicide on I-70 in Clark County.
A vigil has been postponed to next week while plans for a campus memorial are underway.
Washington Township Fire Department tests nearly 4,500 hydrants from Sept.
1 to Oct. 31 to check operation, lubricate threads, and flow-test 10% to confirm water supply for firefighting in Washington Township; residents are advised to run cold water if discoloration occurs due to sediment stirring & the water remains safe.
Hodo Chili Crisp Tofu is being recalled after the company said ink may have migrated from the packaging into 75,250 packages sold in states including Ohio.
Customers who have these products (sold in Ohio and states) should not eat them but return the tofu for a full refund or coupon.
Animal advocates advise Springfield pet owners to keep pets indoors or provide shade during the Miami Valley heatwave, watching for signs of heat exhaustion (such as excessive panting, gum color changes, or sluggishness).
They recommend contacting a veterinarian promptly if symptoms appear.
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