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Israeli start-up opening US ops in downtown Youngstown

A Youngstown Business Incubator initiative to attract Israeli companies to Northeast Ohio has accomplished that goal.

Appeals court vacates Yavorcik convictions in Oak Hill case

The 8th District Court of Appeals vacated the eight felony convictions of Martin Yavorcik in his Oakhill Renaissance Place corruption case, saying Cuyahoga County was the wrong place to conduct the trial.

Liberty planning speed cam use on SR 11, I-80

Township Trustees Arnie Clebone and Greg Cizmar approved a resolution Thursday that will allow police officers to use speed cameras on state Route 11 and Interstate 80.

Y'town panel approves legal fees for water fees case

The board of control approved a $350,000 payment from the water fund for the legal fees for the attorneys who filed a class-action lawsuit against the city.

Trump aide Kelly Sadler says McCain 'doesn't matter...he's dying anyway'

A White House official reportedly made what some saw as an insensitive comment about ailing Arizona Sen. John McCain at a staff meeting Thursday.

Israel, Iran engage in most serious confrontation in Syria

Oldest person in US dies; Pennsylvania woman was 114

California Supreme Court approves ban on attorney-client sex

EpiPen shortage reported

Teen driver charged in fatal Ohio prom night car crash

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Republicans override Dem objections to confirm federal judge

Former fiscal officer ordered to repay late fees

Italian researchers develop lighter, cheaper robotic hand

Nurse charged in death of former Trump adviser's father

Iraqi forces capture 5 top IS leaders in cross-border raid

Ex-North Korean captive from Ohio reacts to detainee release

Warren-Trumbull County library board meeting is today

Hartford Twp. road reopened to traffic

Report finds multiple failures leading to Niger attack

Ryan announces $16.2 million for area military bases

Store employee helps foil further scam of Boardman man

Store employee foils scam in Boardman

Man reports $2K theft from Boardman motel

Iowa man says his dog shot him while they were playing

UPDATE | Court vacates Yavorcik conviction over venue

Court of Appeals vacates Yavorcik conviction

Oklahoma teen convicted in 5 killings set for sentencing

Lockup List Thursday — Mahoning County jail bookings, releases

Mahoning County Sheriff's Activity

Liberty trustees approve speed cameras on I-80, SR 11

US key mortgage rate steady at 4.55 percent

Amazon Prime costs $20 more beginning Friday

Youngstown man arrested on sex, disorderly conduct charges

Trump summit with NK is June 12 in Singapore

Lawmakers release thousands of Russian Facebook ads

Renovation begins on historic Glenwood apartments

Moms take center stage at Paul C. Bunn Elementary School

Audit: Ohio e-school inflated time students spent learning

Trump eyes breakthrough after NKorea frees Americans

Pa. mayor: Swastika flag hanging in front of home 'pure hatred'

Scientists: Explosive eruption risk rises for Hawaii volcano

Town & Country apologizes to Monica Lewinsky over invite

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Maryland gubernatorial candidate, county exec dies at 60

Israeli-based firm establishes link with Youngstown Business Incubator

Off-duty Ohio firefighter killed in motorcycle crash

Summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman

Summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships

Australian, 104, dies in assisted suicide in Switzerland

White House condemns Iranian attacks

Murder mystery dinner at Salem theatre

Salem Community Theatre,490 E. State St., in conjunction with Lib’s Market and Roastery, will present the first in its “A Dinner and A Death” series May 19.

Robins Theatre project offers sponsor a seat refurbishment program

The Robins Theatre renovation project is offering everyone the chance to own a little piece of the venue by sponsoring the refurbishment of a seat.

Phantoms, Force begin pursuit of Clark Cup on Friday in Fargo

Nicholas Cardelli began his final USHL season with the Fargo Force.

Youngstown students make strides

Results from a district assessment show the students are showing up and performing better.

Penguins going Gator hunting

Making it to the NCAA Tournament is Mickael Sopel’s job.

Local church leaders want to help religious community respond to opioid epidemic

Religious leaders have found themselves on the front lines of the opioid crisis.

Struthers council rescinds punishments for Patrick, OKs pay raises

Council also approved a water rate decrease through December and pay raises for city employees.

Big inning in the Cards in D-II sectional final

A nine-run fifth inning led Mooney over Howland, 11-2.

Campbell tackles issue of abandoned homes

Campbell will host a town hall discussion centered on estate planning and probate court, and how properties left unclaimed impact the city

YSU ROUNDUP

SOFTBALL | The third-seeded YSU softball team lost its Horizon League tournament opener to IUPUI, but then beat Northern Kentucky to stave off elimination Wednesday.

WEDNESDAY’s PREPS AT A GLANCE

WEDNESDAY’s PREPS AT A GLANCE BOYS TENNIS DIVISION II In Boardman, Warren JFK’s Armand

Federal judge to decide next week on Handel’s franchisee dispute

The judge said she was ‘inclined’ to grant a preliminary injunction.

Cedar Point, Kennywood Park previews

Here's what you can find at Cedar Point and Kennywood this season.

‘This Is America’ video seals Glover’s rep as protest artist

By JESSE J. HOLLAND Associated Press WASHINGTON It’s been called a moving testament to modern

'Flea Market Fanatics' picks its cast, plans more shooting

Hollywood Top Productions and Rogers Community Auction (aka Rogers Flea Market) are co-producers of the show

Plans for Boardman Jeep dealership move forward

Boardman's site-plan board approved the dealership plans, with conditions.

‘We are not out of the woods yet,’ Congressman’s aid says of TJX project

Though officials expressed their satisfaction Wednesday with the rezoning of land needed for TJX Companies to locate a warehouse employing 1,000 people in Lordstown, there’s still another potential hurdle on the horizon.

Trumbull commissioners congratulate colleague Fuda in re-election bid

The Democratic colleagues Polivka and Fuda have been at odds in recent years.

Guilty verdicts for Gregory James in Lewis murder trial

Gregory James, 37, was found guilty on charges of aggravated murder and attempted murder

Schiavoni won Mahoning, Trumbull counties

He was the only candidate to beat Richard Cordray in any county

Fitch junior shines in shoe repair

Maeson Green, a Fitch High School junior, puts his best foot forward with his shoe-repair and cleaning business.

Cohen accused of peddling influence

Associated Press WASHINGTON Already under investigation for a payment to a porn star, President

CD RATES

CD RATES The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent.

Joann to open new store in Boardman

Joann to open new store in Boardman BOARDMAN Joann, the fabric and craft store, will open at a

AUDITIONS

AUDITIONS ACTORS “Jesus Christ Superstar,” directed by Joe Asente, by Millennial Theater

Veep Pence governs by groveling

Opinion: WASHINGTON Donald Trump, with his feral cunning, knew. The oleaginous Mike Pence, with his talent

NIGHTLIFE

Barrel Run Crossing Winery and Vineyard, 3272 Industry Road, Rootstown; 330-325-1075 Fri: Box of

WTG

Thursday Lectures John Agnew of Agnew Farm Equipment, 7 p.m., Bond House, 44 W. Main St.,

Ex-Mayor Infante deserves to have book thrown at him

Editorial: As Visiting Judge Patricia Cosgrove contemplates the punishment she will mete out Friday to former

NEWSMAKERS

NEWSMAKERS Eastwood not donating property to Trump Claims that Clint Eastwood is donating a

YEARS AGO FOR MAY 10

Today is Thursday, May 10, the 130th day of 2018. There are 235 days left in the year. Associated

“Chicago Fire” (9 p.m., NBC): This two-episode combination brings season six to a close.

“Chicago Fire” (9 p.m., NBC): This two-episode combination brings season six to a close. In the

Dates change for Fixx, English Beat

Staff report KENT Due to tour routing changes, the Kent Stage, 175 E. Main St., has rescheduled

Make mental illness a priority

Opinion: By Jill Richardson OtherWords About a month ago, my life changed practically overnight. I’ve

Canfield Lions celebrate 40th anniversary

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Liberty couple face domestic violence, assault charges

Matia Wright said Kavin Moore punched her in the face, so she got a knife and stabbed him, police said.

Treated lumber OK for beds

Q. Is treated lumber safe to use for sides of a raised bed vegetable garden? Pat from Columbiana

Israel accuses Iranian forces of rocket attack

Associated Press JERUSALEM Iranian forces based in Syria fired 20 rockets at Israeli front-line

Mormons to sever ties with Boy Scouts

Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY For more than a century, the Boy Scouts of America and the

ODDLY ENOUGH

ODDLY ENOUGH Fruit’s pungent odor prompts panic, mistaken for gas leak MELBOURNE, Australia

Popper plays a heck of a harmonica in Kent

John Popper’s concert Tuesday night at Kent Stage was a memorable one that would have been

SPRING PLANT SALE

SPRING PLANT SALE When: Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. What: Friends of

Penguins’ bid for three straight Cups fell short

The Pittsburgh Penguins don’t expect the sting from their second-round playoff exit to fade anytime soon.

Work to begin on Route 11 project

Staff report LISBON Work is set to begin Monday on a state Route 11 microsurfacing project from

Surplus food

Surplus food Price Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church, 920 Dryden Ave., Youngstown, produce and food

CIA nominee says torture doesn’t work

Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump’s CIA nominee said Wednesday at her

Two easy to grow, not-so-common herbs

By Marilyn McKinley OSU master gardener volunteer I like to grow not-so-common herbs. They are

Births

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Jacob and Margaret Moon, Warren, girl, May 8. Peter and

NEW THIS WEEK

NEW THIS WEEK Breaking In (PG-13) A woman fights to protect her family during a home invasion.

Improve with home garden irrigation

I am always looking to improve my garden, starting with building some raised beds and using straw bale techniques to save some backaches.

Iranians lash out at US over nuclear deal

Associated Press TEHRAN, Iran Iran’s supreme leader chastised President Donald Trump on

Is Nuplazid really safe and effective?

The Food and Drug Administration’s criteria for approving new drugs is surprisingly simple.

LaRosa sentencing

LaRosa sentencing WARREN Sentencing for Jacob LaRosa, who killed his elderly neighbor in her

Annual Mercy Health Day

Annual Mercy Health Day YOUNGSTOWN Mercy Health-Youngstown is hosting its 15th annual Mercy

SOCIETY DIGEST || Relay for Life marks 25 years

Relay for Life marks 25 years WARREN Relay For Life, an annual fundraiser and celebration for

Freed detainees grateful

President Trump publicly thanks North Korea’s leader for prisoners’ release Associated Press

Westminster College unveils the lineup for performance series

Westminster College unveils the lineup for performance series NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Westminster

SPORTS digest

United’s Logan to play for Wooster HANOVERTON United’s Jonathan Logan, the school’s all-time

Carrasco goes the distance as Tribe salvages road finale

Carlos Carrasco said he didn’t feel confident in his command. The results said otherwise.

AROUND THE HORN | Wednesday’s other MLB games

INTERLEAGUE Pirates 6, White Sox 5 CHICAGO Colin Moran hit a two-run homer that capped a four-

Police investigate hidden camera in hospital restroom

Associated Press MEDINA, OHIO A hidden camera has been found inside an employee-only restroom at

WEDNESDAY’s NBA PLAYOFF GAME

Celtics 114, 76ers 112 BOSTON Jayson Tatum caught a pass underneath the basket, shook off a

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