Springfield News-Sun - 2024-03-03

• Recent EF-2 tornado renews debate about importance of warning sirens
• Festival’s 58th season offers rock, laughs and more
• Fleisch works to shrink universe ahead of eclipse
• Kettering OKS $3M for Fraze Pavilion deals
• 4 charged in 2022 death of patient at Ohio-run psychiatri­c hospital
• GOP’S wild bid to bump Kaptur out of Congress
• Fashion icon known for her eye-catching style
• GREENON LOCAL SCHOOLS Profile
• IN BRIEF: CLARK-SHAWNEE
• Our school is a place of learning, growth and faith
• CLUBS & ORGANIZATI­ONS CALENDAR
• U.S.: Israel has agreed to cease-fire framework; Hamas now must decide
• Navalny’s mom brings flowers to his grave a day after funeral
• U.S. military aircraft drop thousands of meals into Gaza in emergency humanitari­an aid mission
• Trump adds wins in Michigan, Missouri, Idaho
• Blizzard hits Sierra Nevada, as roads and ski resorts close
• CVS, Walgreens plan to start dispensing abortion pill soon
• Firefighte­rs face tough weather conditions as they battle largest wildfire in Texas history
• Alcohol-related deaths surge to nearly 500 a day, according to CDC
• Paramedic gets 5 years in prison for Elijah Mcclain’s death
• Asia’s richest man marks son’s prenuptial­s in star-studded bash
• Desantis vetoes social media ban for kids under 16; lawmakers offer new option
• Could chatbots become tutors to your children?
• BBB says beware of fake ticket scams during March Madness
• Trump gave evangelica­ls Dobbs, but it’s not enough
• Amid the runaway, Super Tuesday wants to be heard
• TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT IN HISTORY
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• Fully updated New Carlisle home offers spaciousne­ss
• TRANSACTIO­NS

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