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Mondesi connects to lift Royals to romp over Tribe

Kluber allowed three runs in five innings


Lorenzen outduels Taillon in Reds’ shutout

The Reds’ right-hander won his longest outing in three years.


Trump may be Valley’s last hope

Opinion: General Motors CEO Mary Barra gave Ohio’s U.S. senators the brushoff when they sought a commitment


TOP 25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL | Saturday’s games

No. 1 Alabama 56, Louisiana-Lafayette 14 TUSCALOOSA, ALA. Jaylen Waddle returned a punt for a


It’s time for America to do away with the death penalty

Opinion: WASHINGTON Without being aware of it, Vernon Madison might become a footnote in constitutional law


Ohio State rallies past Penn State, 27-26

The Buckeyes rallied from a 26-14 deficit midway through the fourth quarter.


Nearly 3,000 take part in suicide prevention walk today in Mill Creek

For much of his young life, Nathan Montgomery had an outgoing, affable personality – the type of person who loved skateboarding and taking his young nephews fishing and bowling, to movies and to Cleveland Indians games.


YSu falls to Western Illinois in MVFC opener

The Penguins rallied from a 30-10 deficit, but couldn't catch the Leathernecks.


'Covettes of the Valley' exhibit opens Tuesday in Warren

“Corvettes of the Valley” opens at the National Packard Museum, 1899 Mahoning Ave. N.W., Tuesday and runs through April 14.


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Chemical leaks from foundry into Mill Creek stream

About 250 gallons of sodium hydroxide leaked from an Austintown foundry and through storm drains into Bears Den Run stream Friday morning, turning the stream a milky white. City, county and state officials worked most of the day to identify the source, drain and plug it.


Clinkscale catches clincher for Canfield

Mehlyn Clinkscale intercepted a pass and returned it for a game-winning TD.


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Struthers stuns Poland with late TD

Poland’s Jake Rutana holds off Struthers’ Zach Ziccardi during their game Friday in Canfield. Wildcats slipped by the Bulldogs 22-21 on a touchdown with a two-point conversion in the final seconds.


Bozanich, Sammarone make first court appearances

Bozanich, Sammarone and Marchionda all waived their rights to a speedy trial. Their next court date is set for February.


Unbeaten Vikings pay back Leopards for a 2017 defeat

Colton Stoneman ran for two TDs, passed for another and recovered a fumble for LaBrae.


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Prestin Allan, a special needs student, is Hubbard’s Homecoming king

Prestin Allan embraces the Hubbard Homecoming queen, Ramiah Givens, during a rehearsal of the homecoming pep rally Friday afternoon at the high school. At the time he was a candidate, but later found out he was chosen this year’s homecoming king.


YSU in for an e-motional defensive test today

Western Illinois uses a lot of pre-snap motion.


Newton Falls mayor opposes plan to hire former Euclid mayor as city manager

After relative quiet in Newton Falls in recent years, Mayor Lyle Waddell says he is expecting discussion to get heated Monday night when city council takes up legislation that would hire David M. Lynch to replace Jack Haney as city manager.


HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Recaps of Friday’s other games

East 42, Howland 10 HOWLAND Zane Cylar ran for three touchdowns and passed for another as the


Two arrested after car, foot chase

Drugs, cash and a gun were found.


Fourth Community Opioid Summit focuses on addiction’s impact on families

Local father and son share their experience with addiction and recovery


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