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Ohio Senate approves bill codifying strangulation as felony
Ohio Senate approves bill codifying strangulation as felony
UPDATE | Police ID man killed in bar shooting
YPD: Man dies after bar shooting; 2018's 23rd homicide
Veteran assistant big part of Waid’s World
Girard quarterback Mark Waid’s game-day routine has been the same since he was a freshman.
Ryan, Brown bring fight for GM Lordstown to the White House
As news of General Motors’ decision to cease production of the Lordstown-built Chevrolet Cruze and idle the Lordstown plant next year continued to ripple throughout the Mahoning Valley, some of the Valley’s elected officials took the fight to save the plant to Washington, D.C.
Austintown bracing for enrollment drop after plant idles
‘This is such a large domino effect that I don’t think people are grasping it yet,’ a school board member said
Struthers set to host scrimmages
The first Northeast Ohio High School Coaches vs. Cancer doubleheader is today at Struthers Fieldhouse.
Oak Hill Collaborative announces sale of former Anthony’s On the River
A consortium of investors plans to redevelop the Oak Hill Avenue property into mixed-used space.
Warren council honors officer who pulled man from burning Wick Street home
It’s not a bad day when you stand in front of a large room full of people and get a standing ovation from every boss in your organization.
Hampton’s 7 3s not enough for YSU men
Kendale Hampton scored a game-high 21 points and tied a career high with seven 3-pointers in a loss to RMU.
SPORTS DIGEST || EGCC in search of softball coach
Eastern Gateway Community College is conducting a search for a head softball coach. The position would begin in the fall semester of 2019.
Boardman seeks to make township more walkable
Only 25 percent of the township’s roads have sidewalks.
Holiday festivities to feature parade, tree lighting and singer Josh Triplett
More than 60 organizations and groups – including 11 high- school bands – will march or perform in the city’s holiday parade.
Phil Keaggy to join orchestra for holiday concert
The Youngstown Symphony Orchestra will be joined by multi-Dove Award winner Phil Keaggy
Anticipation is strong for Valley premiere of ‘Mamma Mia!’
“Mamma Mia!” is already the best-selling show in recent memory at the Youngstown Playhouse – and it hasn’t even opened yet.
Convicted man loses appeal on search of his car
A man serving a prison term on charges of trafficking in heroin and trafficking in fentanyl lost an appeal Wednesday on the search that landed him in prison.
Assault charge related to Niles court scuffle sent to grand jury
One week after two Warren brothers were arrested after being accused of assaulting a Weathersfield police officer during a scuffle involving two officers at Niles Municipal Court, one brother was back in court Wednesday.
Community rallies as Girard team heads to state
Jacob Shaffer pulls a hoodie off the print machine at Knightline Embroidery. More than 700 shirts and hoodies have already been sold ahead of Saturday’s Division IV state championship game.