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Authorities: Cincy police officer died by self-inflicted gunshot
Authorities: Cincy police officer died by self-inflicted gunshot
New Wilmington, Pa. woman faces three criminal homicide counts
New Wilmington, Pa. woman faces three criminal homicide counts
Labor Department announces mobile-friendly job portal
Labor Department announces mobile-friendly job portal
Inmates push for class action suit against Cleveland jail
Inmates push for class action suit against Cleveland jail
Flights resume at London Gatwick; hunt still on for drones
Flights resume at London Gatwick; hunt still on for drones
Trump call with Turkish leader led to US pullout from Syria
Trump call with Turkish leader led to US pullout from Syria
Supreme Court: Justice Ginsburg has cancerous growths removed from lung
Supreme Court: Justice Ginsburg has cancerous growths removed from lung
Fire risk forces recall of 874K Ford F-Series pickup trucks
Fire risk forces recall of 874K Ford F-Series pickup trucks
Liberty man gets life plus 26 years for beating death of elderly neighbor
Liberty man gets life plus 26 years for beating death of elderly neighbor
Beatitude House gets $20,000 grant from The Youngstown Foundation
Beatitude House has received a $20,000 grant from The Youngstown Foundation
Youngstown police probe shooting death on South Side
Youngstown police probe shooting death on South Side
Ohio unemployment rate unchanged from October to November
Ohio unemployment rate unchanged from October to November
Bakers upset with missing tips on Hershey’s Kisses candy
A group of bakers say batches of Hershey’s Kisses that don’t have their trademark tip are ruining the look of their desserts
McDonald wins battle of unbeaten girls teams
McDonald shut down Western Reserve’s high-scoring offense.
Christopher’s says goodbye to downtown
Christopher and Shawna Bonacci will continue their catering business and open a food truck.
Valley’s Luklan set for Fiesta Bowl
In 27 seasons as a college football official, Boardman resident Rob Luklan has enjoyed a field-level view of some of the nation’s best players, coaches and teams.
Local organizations work to keep poor fed, warm through season
Many organizations are in frequent need of food and monetary donations, as well as individuals interested in volunteering.