Springfield News-Sun - 2023-02-04

• Springfiel­d boosts efforts to attract, retain police
• Biden gets boost before address to Democrats
• Licenses suspended for 2 fired EMTS in Tyre Nichols death
• Austin mayor apologizes as city struggles to restore power
• U.S. may lift protection­s for Yellowston­e, Glacier grizzlies
• Companies pledge millions in U.S. effort to stem road deaths
• Ford profit drops 90% in 4th quarter; more cost cuts loom
• Apple suffers first quarterly sales decline in nearly 4 years
• Here’s the face-saving way out Republican­s are going to need
• Policing in this country degrades, shapes the citizenshi­p of millions
• Fighting poverty with pathways to self-sufficienc­y
• Authoritie­s: 2 arrested in Calif. shooting that killed 6, including baby
• Clinton pushes paid family leave in White House return
• Dormant grass seeding: Don’t delay
• Ashton Kutcher says Demi Moore’s memoir stung
• Humidifier helps with dry skin
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• One-night stand leads to awkward social situation
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• Honda CR-V Hybrid delights in frightful weather
• A great idea but 50 years too late to make any money
• Cassano’s Pizza King plans new building in Springfiel­d
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8 CHURCH NOTES
• Former Columbus narcotics officer sentenced for traffickin­g fentanyl
• Dayton officers suspended in case of woman, daughter found dead hours after police call
• CASES CALLED INCLUDED
• Ejected Holtmann says refs ‘didn’t wanna hear it’
• FEB. 4 — IN HISTORY
• Awuzie hopes Cincy secondary can be ‘special’ again
• Eagles made the tough calls to get back to the Super Bowl

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