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Time’s Person of the Year honors truth over bluster

Editorial: There’s poetic justice in Time magazine’s selection of four journalists and a newspaper as its 2018


Pro Bowl kicker Boswell faces challenges for his job

Chris Boswell knows the drill. Heck, the drill is the reason he’s in the NFL in the first place.


The grants total $79,838

Staff report WARREN The Raymond John Wean Foundation Board of Directors awarded grants at its


Sherrod Brown’s progressivism would challenge Trump in 2020

Opinion: “The money man dealing himself a hot royal flush. Then giving you and me a phony hand like a pair of


Commissioners brainstorm ways to keep the General Motors Lordstown plant’s 1,600 jobs

Commissioners from Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana brainstorm ways to keep the General Motors Lordstown plant’s 1,600 jobs


Blackhawks end skid by beating Penguins

Jonathan Toews had a goal and two assists, and the Chicago Blackhawks snapped an eight-game losing streak.


Florida panel: Arm teachers

Associated Press FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. The panel investigating the Florida high school massacre


Cavaliers hang on to beat Knicks

A laugher nearly turned into a nightmare for the Cleveland Cavaliers.


Officials urge residents to sign up for health insurance by Saturday

Saturday is the open-enrollment deadline to buy health-insurance coverage through the federal Affordable Care Act’s marketplace for 2019.


Warren council joins fight to save GM plant

Warren City Council presented a resolution in support of General Motors Lordstown workers to United Auto Workers Local 1112 President Dave Green and Shop Chairman Dan Morgan at Wednesday’s council meeting.


Warren settles suit restricting waste ending up in Mahoning River

The city has settled a federal lawsuit filed by the environmental group Freshwater Accountability against the city and the company Patriot Water.


Hubbard Township taking steps to use speed cams

Hubbard Township has had an active contract with the Tennessee-based speed camera company Blue Line Solutions (BLS) since 2015, but never actively used speed cameras.


2nd suspect in YSU lockdown jailed

The second of two people accused of prompting a lockdown last week at Youngstown State University was booked into the Mahoning County jail Tuesday night.


Holy Trinity taking strudel orders for Friday pickup

Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church, 53 Laird Ave., is taking orders for apple and cherry strudel.


Agency on Aging 11 to move its corporate office from Niles to Austintown

Agency on Aging 11 to move its corporate office from Niles to Austintown


Uptown Theater auction ends with no bids

Uptown Theater auction ends with no bids


Warren Council drives home point of GM Lordstown's survival

Warren Council drives home point of GM Lordstown's survival


Ryan announces deal for term limits on Democratic leadership

Ryan announces deal for term limits on Democratic leadership


Girard QB Mark Waid says he'll attend YSU

Girard quarterback Mark Waid will attend YSU and play football for the Penguins.


'Revenge porn' bill clears Ohio Senate

'Revenge porn' bill clears Ohio Senate


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