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US Supreme Court ruling played role in plea deal for Liberty killer
Prosecutors and defense lawyers said there may have been problems with some of the evidence in the case.
Ed Puskas: YSU must play better defense
Jerrod Calhoun wants the Youngstown State men’s basketball team to defend its home court.
Poland township trustees prepare for repaving project
Voters approved a bond issue in November to pay for road resurfacing.
How did Houdini do it?
By TERRY TANG Associated Press PHOENIX Growing up, George Hardeen never thought too much about
Rasile scores 43, but Niles holds off McDonald
Cyler Kane-Johnson scored 29, and also had plenty of help from his supporting cast.
Public library gets 100 children’s books from NYC foundation
The books were a donation from the Brownstone Book Fund.
Warren man charged with felonious assault after fight involving knife and bat
Warren man charged with felonious assault after fight involving knife and bat
Mahoning commissioners join Lordstown ‘fight’
Mahoning County Commissioner Anthony Traficanti said if GM plans to invest in production plants, he hopes the investments will be local, rather than overseas.
Energy center donates $15K; UAW chief blasts GM ads
Samantha Waldorf, 13, holding her dog Pixie, and her father Casy Waldorf, an 18-year GM Lordstown employee, take part in a “Drive It Home” campaign event at the United Auto Workers Local 1112 hall in Lordstown.
GOP, Dems trade blame for shutdown
Associated Press WASHINGTON The partial government shutdown will almost certainly be handed
Walleye fishing remains strong on Lake Erie
Lake Erie has been synonymous with walleye since the early 1980s.