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Several crews contain massive outdoor fire in Springfield Twp. Wednesday An outdoor fire closed Albon Road for nearly 5 hours Wednesday. 9 agencies responded to the fire, which burned across approximately 70-80 acres. Author: WTOL Newsroom, Tyler Paley Published: 4:23 PM EST March 10, 2021 Updated: 7:04 PM EST March 10, 2021 HOLLAND, Ohio — Multiple fire crews battled a large blaze on Albon Road in Springfield Township Wednesday afternoon and into the early evening. Albon Road has reopened between Angola Road and Airport Highway following the ...

By WMAY Newsroom (Facebook / Memorial Health System) The head of Memorial Health System is urging Springfield Mayor Jim Langfelder to reconsider funding cuts to the Springfield Fire Department. Aldermen last month approved slashing $1.4 million from the department’s budget. But Memorial CEO Ed Curtis says if those cuts lead to layoffs, it could delay response time for firefighters dealing with medical emergencies… which in turn could lead to worse outcomes for patients. Langfelder says he thinks the cuts can be handled through greater efficiency and attrition. “I’m writing to ...

Get our free mobile app The Calhoun County Sheriff's Office is investigating an incident involving a seriously injured pedestrian, multiple damaged vehicles, and the pizza delivery driver who is alleged to have purposely targeted and struck them. Deputies with the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office responded to the Avenue A Mobile Home Park at 1267 Avenue A, in the City of Springfield, for a personal injury motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian shortly after 8:00 p.m. Thursday, February 25. Google Satellite According to a release from the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office, 11 callers report...

As the old saying goes, you get what you pay for. Many Springfield residents found that out the hard way last ...

Posted By: Nicole Rodriguez January 26, 2021 @ 6:56 am Local News, News The Springfield Fire Department’s bomb squad blew up an unattended item last night in downtown Springfield. Police sealed off the area after it was found near Grant and Mt. Vernon. Fire Chief David Pennington says the item was not an explosive device. The bomb squad destroyed it just to be safe. The Bomb Squad responded to the area of 500 S. Grant at 7:38 pm Monday in reference to an unattended package in a public area. The item was examined by th...