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New Castle man killed in fatal car crash today
The man, who was not wearing a seat belt, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Survey on Ohio AG’s rape kit initiative reveals inconsistent follow-ups
The Plain Dealer, with the help of community volunteers, surveyed hundreds of law-enforcement agencies in Ohio about the state’s initiative to test old sexual-assault kits. (MARVIN FONG | THE PLAIN DEALER)
Improved Penguins take down Coyotes
Youngstown State’s football team finally lived up to coach Bo Pelini’s expectations.
Biden to attend fundraiser, rally in Valley
Former Vice President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit the Mahoning Valley to head a major Democratic Party fundraiser Oct. 29 at the Lake Club and attend a rally to stump for the party’s candidate for Ohio governor, Richard Cordray.
Mogadore ground game eats up VC
The Wildcats gained most of their 309 rushing yards between the tackles.
Few results so far from hundreds of Valley rape kits
Warren Police detective Patrick Marsico discusses the reinvestigation he carried out of hundreds of old Warren rape cases as part of a statewide effort to test old rape kits. (ED RUNYAN | THE VINDICATOR)
Purple Raiders shut down Student Princes
With the weather turning colder and windier, Mount Union ran its way to another lopsided win on Saturday.
PIA Youngstown preparing students for in-demand jobs in aviation
Two months before graduation, Joseph Gape already has a job offer from the first place he applied.
Howland man to be inducted today into Ohio Disc Golf Hall of Fame
Bill Flynn of Howland has enjoyed the game of disc golf for most of his adult life, but his induction into the the Ohio Disc Golf Hall of Fame today is not all about his ability to throw a disc into a basket.
Peace Race on course despite bridge closure
Organizers for the Youngstown Peace Race had to call an audible, but the 2018 edition of the race should still deliver today.
No defense: Boilermakers bomb Buckeyes
D.J. Knox rushed for 128 yards and three touchdowns, David Blough threw for three more scores and Purdue shook up the College Football Playoff chase.
BUSINESS DIGEST || Kawasaki to speak at Stambaugh
Lecture scheduled YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown State University Thomas Colloquium lecture series will
ARMED FORCES
The National Archives and National Archives Foundation announced that Chuck Hagel, former Secretary of Defense, U.S. senator and decorated Vietnam War veteran, will speak at the National Archives at 2 p.m. Nov. 14 as part of a weeklong Veterans Day celebration.
METRO DIGEST || Low-cost rabies vaccination clinic Saturday
Mahoning County District Board of Health is offering a low-cost rabies vaccination clinic from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the county dog warden facility, 1230 N. Meridian Road.
Flu-clinic locations announced
Mahoning County District Board of Health is offering walk-in flu shot clinics at several locations this week. The clinic sites and times are:
Kids, families get early taste of Halloween
When it comes to using a large replica of a famous train set he built to add enjoyment to many youngsters’ days, Eugene Eliser’s efforts are above par.
Justin Leo’s parents reflect on year since his death
One year ago today, police officer Justin Leo, 31, was shot and killed after he responded to a domestic-violence call on Indiana Avenue. His parents beam with pride when talking about his acts of kindness, and that's what they hope to carry on.
End the politics of ‘I win, you lose’
Opinion: I tried the all-or-nothing route as governor and failed. We’ve now had success on gun violence and
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