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supreme court Kavanaugh’s accuser comes forward for article
Democrats call for delay in key committee vote Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald
At 50, Fair Housing Act remains work in progress
Editorial: Fifty years ago, this nation made a bold and progressive commitment to end the inherently racist
Why is Amazon robbing taxpayers?
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords How much are you paying Amazon? I don’t mean how much you’re
Who’s resisting Trump?
Opinion: By Peter Certo OtherWords This week, the White House continues its furious hunt for the
Obama’s attacks are shrill against the successes amassed by Trump
Opinion: He’s back! President Barack Obama has emerged from his supposed cloistered life to attack President
Calif. professor IDs herself as source of Kavanaugh allegations
Christine Blasey Ford revealed herself as the source of a story about an attempted sexual assault by the Supreme Court nominee
'Predator' eats up its competition at movie box office this weekend
The film earned an estimated $24 million since Friday.
FLORENCE UPDATE: Death toll from storm swells to 14
About 740,000 homes in the Carolinas remained without power today.
YSU volleyball coach to visit Curbstone Coaches on Monday
The event begins at noon and the public is welcome to attend.
Air Force commander counting on continued stability from its "twin"
When airport officials are asked about the future of the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport, they frequently cite the interconnectedness between the airport and the Youngstown Air Reserve Station and its Air Force 910th Airlift Wing.
Tribe hangs 15 runs on Tigers to win AL Central
The party was in full swing on Saturday. So were the Indians.
700 take steps against stigma in mental illness in Youngstown
People struggling with mental health issues have lived in shadows of shame for too long, said Hope Haney. The Steps Against Stigma Walk on Saturday in Wick Park on the city’s North Side, aimed to help them finally step into the light.
Buckeyes use late spurt to rally past Horned Frogs
Big defensive tackle Dre’Mont Jones returned an interception thrown right at him 28 yards for one of No. 4 Ohio State’s three touchdowns in a four-minute span of the third quarter in a 40-28 victory over No. 15 TCU on Saturday night.
Beauty on display at Fellows flower show
The Garden Forum of Greater Youngstown’s fall flower and garden show winds up with public viewing of the plants and creations from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at Fellows Riverside Gardens.
Welsh Congregational Church may stay put for the moment
Representatives of Youngstown CityScape met with city officials and representatives from partner organizations to discuss the future of the project.
Mellencamp’s power shows in art exhibition
John Mellencamp’s upcoming art exhibition is larger than his first, a reflection of his rising stock as an artist.