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Columbus Dispatch Linsey Griffith is a certified doula who assists in 50 to 60 childbirths a year at hospitals across central Ohio.

When power grid demands dog data centers, alternatives abound, including nuclear, battery storage and, increasingly, natural gas turbines.

Columbus Dispatch The ominous dark skies mid-morning Aug. 11 foretold the fury of the approaching storm: hurricane-force wind gusts, thunder

Columbus Dispatch Partnering with the Japanese-owed SB Energy, California-based Nvidia and U.S.

Partnering with the Japanese-owed SB Energy, California-based Nvidia and U.S. Department of Energy, OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company, has

The region has emerged from storm damage and flooding, drying out to ongoing promise of a massive tech center for southern Ohio.

Closing dam in Delaware County prevents flooding in Columbus, beyond

Columbus Dispatch Data centers are under fire for a variety of reasons: noise, water and electricity consumption, secretive development deals and generally pushing their way into rural Ohio and reshaping its landscape.

Air quality is becoming a concern as data centers continue to push their way into communities and turn to fossil fuels for power.

The Karl Road branch of Columbus Metropolitan Library has a week in January dedicated to Dolly Parton-inspired events.