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Buzzing Kirtland ends South Range’s season
South Range coach Paul Lindstrom has never seen a team quite as talented as state-ranked Kirtland.
Diocese names accused priests
Seventy-six victims have made credible, substantiated abuse claims against area clergy, according to the diocese.
America Makes draws more than 350 to Youngstown for two-day event
The MMX event “brings focus to this region as the hub of [additive manufacturing] technology,” said Scott Deutsch.
YSU receiver Braswell looks to be a vocal leader
After walking the walk, Jermiah Braswell will try to talk the talk.
Lake Catholic ousts Mooney
Cardinal Mooney’s Madison Richey, front, and Lake Catholic’s Leah Kotheimier get tangled up fighting for possession in a Division II regional semifinal Tuesday night at Quinn Field in Streetsboro. Lake Catholic won, 4-0.
Youngstown's general fund on target this year, but deep cuts expected in 2019
‘We need to make tough decisions’ about 2019, a city official said.
Board recommends Durkin keep his job
The Boardman grad could be back on the Maryland sideline as soon as this week.
NY woman’s facebook page publishing Hoerig’s complaint letters
The unidentified woman who created a Facebook page has been posting Hoerig’s mailing address at the Trumbull County jail and news coverage of her case since April.
Champion girls’ season ends in regional semifinal against Doylestown Chippewa
Bailey Clark’s goal at 11:50 of overtime gave Doylestown Chippewa a 1-0 victory.
Harding special-ed teacher convicted of sexual battery of female student
A jury found Eric R. Kline, a special-education teacher at Warren G. Harding High School, guilty of sexual battery in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court.
Boardman-Maple Heights tickets on sale
Boardman-Maple Heights tickets on sale BOARDMAN Tickets for the Division II regional
Oscar buzz is the icing for Krasinski’s ‘A Quiet Place’
Making some NOISE Oscar buzz is the icing for Krasinski’s ‘A Quiet Place’ By LINDSEY BAHR AP
Smartphones can help students close homework gap
The digital divide is preventing nearly one-in-five teens from completing their homework, according
Complaint: Y'town man helped sell drugs transported from Texas
Four guns, 3k in cash found when warrant served
‘Hamilton’ tickets go on sale Monday
Staff report PITTSBURGH Single tickets for the Pittsburgh run of the blockbuster Broadway
Noted Trumbull County WWII veteran Sam Lanza dies
Lanza served 18 years with the Veterans Service Commission
New Campbell park opened on land formerly occupied by blighted houses
The park includes a Little Free Library box, a pair of benches and three garden boxes for community use.
Ashtabula County O’Brien’s postcards are deceptive, Trumbull County O’Brien says
Ashtabula County O’Brien’s postcards are deceptive, Trumbull County O’Brien says
Father/son team open brewery in Warren
The father-son team behind Trumbull County’s first brewery since Prohibition bring a perfect combination of smarts and skills.
Trumbull commisioners to take big step today toward $5 million in jail renovations
Trumbull commisioners to take big step today toward $5 million in jail renovations