LOCAL

LOCAL
Victims, accusedattended Rayen
TWO TEENAGERS shot to death in Youngstown over the weekend and the two youths charged in the killings all at one time attended The Rayen School.
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WORLD
Bombs kill civiliansalong with militants
U.S. WARPLANES hunting Taliban fighters bombed a religious school and mud-brick homes in southern Afghanistan on Monday, killing dozens of suspected militants and 17 civilians.
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OPINION
Judge in Girardshould share space
GIRARD Municipal Court Judge Michael Bernard has a bad case of black-robe fever in his refusal to allow city council members to meet in the city's new court and police building, a Vindicator editorial argues.
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BUSINESS
Gas price gouging?
THE FEDERAL Trade Commission on Monday said a nine-month investigation revealed a smattering of gasoline price gouging after Hurricane Katrina, though not any widespread effort to manipulate the marketplace.
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BOOKS
Hooked on baseball
CHILDREN who love baseball often turn into lifelong fans. Here are some books to get them hooked early.
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SPORTS
Barbaro improves
KENTUCKY DERBY winner Barbaro was "bright and appropriately frisky" Monday after surgery to repair his broken hind leg,
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ENTERTAINMENT
How do you definecountry music?
NOMINEES for tonight's Academy of Country Music Awards include rock band Bon Jovi; Van Zant; rapper Cowboy Troy; and "American Idol" newcomer Carrie Underwood. Those and other nominees illustrate the changing sound of country music.
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