Good morning, Springfield.

Clark State College has introduced One Front Door, a new model that streamlines education by integrating academic programs with workforce training at campuses in Springfield, Xenia, Beavercreek, and Bellefontaine as well as online.

The approach ensures equitable guidance so every student can follow a path toward their goals.

Yesterday's rain from a slow-moving cold front cooled the area ahead of Friday night football, but a high-pressure system is bringing sunny, dry conditions today and a mostly sunny Sunday with highs near 68 and 73.

City commissioners approved a $1.2M federal grant for Field Trips (FTA-funded) to cover operating and capital expenses and maintain safe, reliable transit for residents in an emergency action before Sept.

30. The service provided over 132,000 rides in its first 15 months, ensuring access to essential destinations.

Gov. Mike DeWine signed an emergency measure on Oct.

1 that suspends the state’s gas and diesel tax for 90 days using $726 million surplus funds to maintain road project budgets; motorists will see lower fuel prices starting Sunday while local residents offer mixed support—some backing the relief and others calling it a political stunt.

Five Haitian residents from Springfield were deported to Haiti after TPS ended on July 27, according to the Haitian Community Help and Support Center.

Local churches and community groups are now providing food and rental assistance to families who remain in the area & facing safety concerns.

Alter head coach Ed Domsitz earned his 400th win with a game (50-7) against Carroll on Friday, Oct.

2 at Spoerl-Bartlett Field. He became only the third coach in Ohio high school football history to reach this milestone.