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CTNY programming
CTNY programming YOUNGSTOWN CTNY, Catholic Television Network of Youngstown, has announced the
Called to fire twice
Called to fire twice YOUNGSTOWN Firefighters responded to a blaze twice early Friday at a 2412
Summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard
A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard
Biles vaults to 13th gold of career
Yet it’s the silver she captured on uneven bars that the Olympic and world champion may cherish more.
OUTDOOR DIGEST || CCW/CHL class
CCW/CHL class Niles The Western Reserve Fish and Game Association, 1058 W. Third St., will have
SPORTS digest
Phantoms fall at home to Aces in shootout Youngstown Central Illinois’ Trevor Janicke scored the
TRUMP VS. OBAMA IN THE FINAL WEEKEND OF MIDTERMS
By DARLENE SUPERVILLE and KEN THOMAS Associated Press Feuding from a distance, President Donald
ON THE TRACKS This weekend’s auto races
NASCAR Blaney wins pole with 200.505 mph lap FORT WORTH, TEXAS Clint Bowyer went more than 200
Indians can’t keep early surge going vs. Norwayne
Southern got the drop on Norwayne early, but couldn’t sustain the momentum.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: WEEK 11 SCORES & SUMMARIES
FRIDAY’S SCORES DIVISION I Euclid 35, Austintown Fitch 0 DIVISION I Maple Heights 42,
FDA OKs powerful opioid pill as alternative to IV painkiller
U.S. regulators Friday approved a fast-acting, super-potent opioid tablet as an alternative to IV painkillers used in hospitals.
Pennsylvania school district’s decision to arm teachers brings backlash
A Pennsylvania school board has become the first in the state to pass a policy allowing teachers and other employees to carry firearms.
US economy looks strong heading into congressional elections
For a U.S. economic expansion now in its 10th year, hiring remains robust, growth has picked up and the outlook is a mostly bright one on the eve of congressional elections.
Several kids adopted today in Mahoning County, but 30 still in need of families
In a packed Trumbull County courtroom festooned with artwork of comic book heroes like Superman and Wonder Woman sat three sets of parents who easily qualify as real-life superheroes without the need for capes or superpowers.
Hubbard schools' first resource officer brings wide experience to job
Hubbard’s first school resource officer brings years of safety training and law enforcement experience to the table.
Grace Wakulchik new president, CEO of Akron Children's
Grace Wakulchik became president and chief executive officer of Akron Children’s Hospital, effective Thursday, and William H. Considine, who has served at the helm of Akron Children’s for nearly 40 years became CEO Emeritus.
Valley law officers learn how to handle incidents involving mental illness
One of the 18 law-enforcement officers graduating Friday from crisis intervention training said it has opened his eyes and, he hopes, the eyes of other officers as to how much help can be marshalled to assist someone with mental health problems.
Pa. Uber driver accused of raping unconscious passenger
Pa. Uber driver accused of raping unconscious passenger
Pa. school district’s decision to arm teachers brings backlash
Pa. school district’s decision to arm teachers brings backlash