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Steelers safety Edmunds embracing the grind
Terrell Edmunds’ body fat was at 2.1 percemt when he entered his second training camp.
Vice President Pence stirs false hope with statement
Editorial: As Democratic candidates for president, including U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Howland, were getting ready
‘Pretty Woman’ diminishes the unnoticed lives of today’s slaves
Opinion: Editor’s Note: David Yost is attorney general of Ohio. Yost previously served as state auditor,
Unsolved mystery: Archaic courts
Opinion: More than 30 years ago, one of the leading criminal lawyers in the Mahoning Valley came up with a brazen proposal regarding the criminal justice system: Get rid of all the courts in Mahoning County below the Common Pleas level and create a metropolitan court featuring seven full-time judgeships.
Saban: No job offer made to Ohio State’s Smith
Alabama coach Nick Saban cited the results of a background check as the reason.
15 dead in today's El Paso mall attack
A law enforcement official says at least 15 people were killed in the attack at an El Paso shopping center and that the suspect who was taken into custody is a 21-year-old Dallas-area man named Patrick Crusius.
Police: Multiple people dead, 1 in custody in Texas shooting
Police: Multiple people dead, 1 in custody in Texas shooting
Eldredge fans make first visit to new amphitheater
Country singer Brett Eldredge played his fourth concert for an animated crowd Friday night at the new Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre, along the Mahoning River, downtown.
Your own signature salad straight from your garden
Considered exotic only a decade or two ago, many different types of salad greens are now readily available as seeds or even transplants to grow in your garden.
Sister aims to keep attackers in prison
One person incarcerated for robbing and permanently paralyzing Joseph Kaluza in 2008 is seeking clemency from a 41-year sentence
State senators are very optimistic companies will secure money to buy GM Lordstown
The senators met Friday with the heads of the companies
Ivanka Trump, other administration officials to visit Youngstown Monday
They will discuss workforce development and opportunity zones
Niles company supplying natural gas to Southington ordered to cease operations
Niles company supplying natural gas to Southington ordered to cease operations
Clevinger clips Angels’ wings in Tribe victory
Yasiel Puig drove in his first two runs for Cleveland and Mike Clevinger won his fifth consecutive decision.
Bair facts: Canfield win sets up finals rematch
Danny Chaplow of Canfield is tagged out at the plate by Lebanon catcher Sam Kitchen in a 10U Little League State Tournament game at Lehotsky Field in Jefferson on Friday night.
Even at 100, boccie leader has no plans to slow down
Happy Birthday, Al Nerone! He turns 100 years old today, and fully intends to continue playing boccie at the Arco Club, a recreational hobby he took up when he was 61. Over the years, he’s participated in four boccie leagues.
Weekend events commemorate first African slaves brought to US
Opinion: The annual African American Male Wellness Walk and Run is part of the weekend activities.
Children’s author excites hundreds of fans at Stambaugh breakfast
Laura Numeroff, author of celebrated children’s book ‘If You Give a Mouse a Cookie,’ met nearly 400 local fans Friday morning