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Man tied to gun that killed 2 police officers facing 5 years
Family members of two Ohio police officers killed responding to a domestic violence call this year are asking for the toughest sentence for the man who provided the gun used in the shooting, saying he helped rob them of futures with their loved ones.
Poland township trustees vote to purchase report-sharing software for police department
Poland township trustees voted to purchase a dispatch upgrade for the township police department.
CD RATES
CD RATES The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent.
Campbell gets share of AAC soccer title
CAMPBELL Campbell center midfielder Victor Orozco knew what was coming. He and teammate Henry Perdomo Mejia had discussed it at times. That discussion put Orozco and Perdomo Mejia on the same page and allowed for the duo to net the winner in the waning moments of a 2-1 victory over Crestview to claim a share of the All-American Conference Blue Tier championship on Wednesday night John Knapick Field.
Campbell officials debate drop in PD revenue
CAMPBELL A decrease in criminal and traffic violations in Campbell over the last four years has sparked a debate in City Hall over whether the city’s police department has become less efficient or more judicious. From 2015 to 2017, traffic and criminal charges in the Campbell Municipal Court decreased from 4,141 and 917 to 1,867 and 450, respectively.
Students taste test veggies
YOUNGSTOWN A $228,000 United States Department of Agriculture fruit and vegetable grant allows Youngstown City Schools students to try new vegetables in school.
Youngstown cops on scene of East Side armed robbery
Youngstown cops on scene of East Side armed robbery
Trump campaigns in Pennsylvania as hurricane pounds Florida
Trump campaigns in Pennsylvania as hurricane pounds Florida
California judge will order new trial in $289M Roundup award
California judge will order new trial in $289M Roundup award
Next step for NBA is hiring women in positions of power
San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich sees one simple way for both the NBA and women to mark real progress in the league. Hire more women in positions of power.
DOJ approves $69B CVS Health-Aetna merger, with conditions
DOJ approves $69B CVS Health-Aetna merger, with conditions
Coroner: Verne Troyer death suicide by alcohol intoxication
Coroner: Verne Troyer death suicide by alcohol intoxication
Ex-official, girlfriend accused of abusing unconscious woman
Ex-official, girlfriend accused of abusing unconscious woman
Police: 2 badly burned bodies found in car in E. Cleveland
Police: 2 badly burned bodies found in car in E. Cleveland
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