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Mahoning probate judge faces Supreme Court reprimand
Judge Robert N. Rusu presided over more than 185 cases in which he had previously served as an attorney.
Academic emergency
Academic emergency Time line In 2011, the state places Youngstown in academic emergency. The
SPORTS digest
Ex-YSU guard Morse signs G League contract Former Youngstown State basketball standout Cam Morse
Niles man who faced a murder charge in the February 2017 death of his infant daughter pleaded guilty to a lesser charge
Matthew Wilson, 33, of Niles, accepted a plea agreement to one amended first-degree felony count of involuntary manslaughter
Sex-crimes arrest
Sex-crimes arrest YOUNGSTOWN U.S. Marshals on Friday arrested a city man indicted Thursday on
Brewers reliever Woodruff homers in Game 1 victory
Reliever Brandon Woodruff stunned ace Clayton Kershaw with an early home run.
NCAA FOOTBALL TODAY Minnesota Golden Gophers at Ohio State Buckeyes
When: Noon, today. Where: Ohio Stadium, Columbus. TV/radio: FS1/WNIO-AM 1390. Records:
YEARS AGO FOR OCT. 13
Today is Saturday, Oct. 13, the 286th day of 2018. There are 79 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
MAHONING COUNTY | 2018 levies
Mental Health AND Recovery Board The renewal and increase of a 0.85-mill, five-year operating
Browns rookie WR out with broken collarbone
Already thin, the Browns’ group of wide receivers has gotten skeletal.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP | Friday’s games
No. 23 South Florida 25, Tulsa 24 TULSA, OKLA. Coby Weiss made a 22-yard field goal with 2
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP | Recaps of Friday’s other Week 8 games
Austintown Fitch 47, Erie McDowell 22 MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP, PA. Roddell Bebbs ran for 227 yards
HIGH SCHOOL schedule
SCHEDULE TOday FOOTBALL Warren JFK at Gilmour Academy, 2 p.m. CROSS COUNTRY AAC
Mental health board, children services seek levy renewals
Mental health board, children services seek levy renewals
Youngstown schools CEO to leave in 2019
By AMANDA TONOLI atonoli@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Despite telling The Vindicator in recent weeks he planned to stay with the district, Youngstown City Schools CEO Krish Mohip announced Friday he will not seek a contract renewal in July 2019. Mohip said the decision was a difficult one to make because of how much he likes the city, but through “soul searching,” he decided it was best for him.
Niles teen gets life in prison
By JORDAN COHEN news@vindy.com WARREN Jacob LaRosa, 19, convicted earlier this year of the beating death of 94-year-old Marie Belcastro of Niles in 2015, will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. LaRosa, handcuffed and wearing orange prison clothing, showed no visible reaction Friday in a packed courtroom as Judge W. Wyatt McKay of Trumbull County Common Pleas Court imposed the sentence for aggravated murder along with consecutive sentences of 11 years for aggravated robbery, 11 years for aggravated burglary and eight years for attempted rape.
Youngstown voters to decide on 3 charter amendments
Youngstown voters to decide on 3 charter amendments
Campbell woman crowned Miss Latino America
By GRAIG GRAZIOSI ggraziosi@vindy.com CAMPBELL When Stephanie Miranda, 24, of Campbell looks at her hand, she is reminded of her victory in Panama City. She slides a diamond ring off her finger – a gift she received for being crowned Miss Latino America, beating 19 women during an international pageant in September – and tilts it to show off a series of 20 markings along the interior of the golden band.