Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine visited the @daytondailynews this morning to talk immigration, jobs, education and more. Several stories to come from the Springfield News-Sun, Dayton Daily News and Journal News.

St. John Missionary Baptist Church was over capacity as hundreds supported Springfield’s Haitian community while advocating for the extension of Temporary Protected Status Monday morning.

Many Springfield residents are gearing up for a potential influx of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in the city next week after Temporary Protected Status runs out for Haitians.

Many of Springfield’s Haitian immigrants and groups that support them are feeling confused and anxious about a Friday Supreme Court decision allowing the Trump administration to take away some temporary legal protections, potentially exposing more than 500,000 people nationwide to deportation.

NEW: A nearly 90% funding cut proposed by the Trump administration would likely shut down and devastate the 37 tribal colleges and universities created to serve the students disadvantaged by the nation’s historic mistreatment of Indigenous communities. By @mattkrupnick.bsky.social

Three shootings Wednesday in south and southeast Springfield resulted in two deaths; two are believed related, but police won’t discuss suspects.

The Columbus Zoo is preparing to open one of its biggest expansions to-date — the new North America Trek. This $40 million investment will be home to 14 acres themed to match America’s landscapes, with exhibits featuring bald eagles, North American river otters, black bears and more.

More strokes are happening to younger people like Danielle Gillam. New medications and local treatment can help, but knowing symptoms, getting quick help are important.

Springfield city officials notified the homeless encampment residents and offered to connect them with community resources.

‘I’ve always done exactly what I wanted,’ Dan Mershon said upon selling Mershon’s World of Cars in Springfield. New owner Warrington says great staff is staying and has been ‘putting dream cars into garages since 1981.’

Springfield city officials say SCAT bus system no longer meets needs. Public forum on Via Transportation’s new ride-sharing program is set for May 5

House Democrats land in El Salvador to push for return of Kilmar Ábrego García

BREAKING: Multiple people injured as police respond to a shooting at Florida State University

Dan Mershon has sold Mershon’s World of Cars in downtown Springfield to Jeffrey Warrington after more than 40 years in the business.

60 employers engaged with job seekers at Tuesday's Clark County job fair, with many saying entry-level jobs plus training are available for people who are dependable.

Springfield and Clark County government and nonprofit leaders are convening to discuss impacts of reductions in federal spending by the Trump administration to the local community.

With looming prospects of program changes and federal cuts, @samwildow.bsky.social talked to area residents about how the program has impacted their lives. www.daytondailynews.com/local/medica...