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Strasbourg shooting suspect: An ex-convict tracked by police
Strasbourg shooting suspect: An ex-convict tracked by police
COHEN SENTENCING | UPDATE: Trump's ex-lawyer to pay $1.39M in restitution
COHEN SENTENCING | UPDATE: Trump's ex-lawyer to pay $1.39M in restitution
Funds, memorials grow for fire victims
The mother of the five children killed is still in critical condition with burns and smoke inhalation injuries from the blaze.
Chaney wins foul-fueled game against East
City Series basketball returned to Youngstown under a hail of whistles
Ohio senators demand answers from GM CEO Mary Barra
Sens. Portman and Brown set a Dec. 21 deadline for GM to respond to questions about the Lordstown plant.
U.S. DOT recognizes Youngstown for grant award
Youngstown was the only federal grant recipient invited to a Tuesday ceremony in the U.S. capital, during which U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao announced $1.5 billion in discretionary funding for 91 infrastructure projects.
Trumbull elections board to replace touch-screens with paper ballots
The Trumbull County Board of Elections voted to switch from its electronic, touch-screen voting system to a “deliberately low-tech” and less expensive paper-ballot system for its next election in May.
Local infrastructure projects to receive $11 million
Thirty-two infrastructure projects in Mahoning and Trumbull counties are set to receive more than $11 million in Ohio Public Works Commission funding next year.
Holiday foods with heightened flavor
Holiday hosting is all about providing guests a cozy atmosphere, good company and, quite often most importantly, food that tastes as good as it looks.
Attorney for Trumbull engineer asks for end to probe
Atty. Matt Blair, who represents Trumbull County Engineer Randy Smith, asked the Trumbull County Planning Commission Tuesday to end an investigation into the controversies involving Smith and Planning Commission Executive Director Trish Nuskievicz.
Austintown unveils drug enforcement drone
Christmas came early for township trustees who tested a new drug-enforcement tool at a Tuesday meeting: a drone purchased through a local grant worth about $16,000.
Another Claudia Hoerig filing accuses justice system of unfairness
Claudia Hoerig, charged in the 2007 murder of her husband, Karl, in their Newton Falls home, accuses Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins, the CBS news program “48 Hours,” U.S. Rep Tim Ryan, one of her attorneys and a plethora of other people of trying to keep her from getting a fair trial next month.
METRO DIGEST || Children’s book drive at Barnes & Noble
Barnes & Noble, 381 Boardman-Poland Road, invites customers to give the gift of reading to children in need during the company’s annual Holiday Book Drive on Thursday. The United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley will host a book fair.
Yavorcik seeks to get his law license reinstated
The request came after his conviction was overturned.