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Columbiana bags Bears to end skid at 3 games
The Clippers set the tone early on both lines of scrimmage as they rolled to a 49-14 victory.
‘White Boy Rick’ is fun, but misses opportunity
‘White boy rick’ Grade: 3 stars (out of 4) Rating: R for language, drug content, violence,
$1.5M settlement for Muslim workers fired in prayer dispute
A big U.S. meatpacker has agreed to pay $1.5 million to 138 Somali-American Muslim workers who were fired from their jobs at a Colorado plant after they were refused prayer breaks, a federal anti-discrimination agency said Friday.
Emmy hosts ready for fun, politics
By LYNN ELBER AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES Michael Che and Colin Jost, typically stuck
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Carrie Underwood Album: “Cry Pretty” Grade: B For the first time in her career, Carrie
FDA plans meeting to discuss safety data on breast implants
U.S. health regulators say they’ll convene a public meeting of medical advisers next year to discuss new science on breast implant safety, including an independent analysis that suggests certain rare health problems might be more common with silicone gel implants.
Henri Bendel, 123-year-old luxury retailer, closes the doors
The luxury retailer Henri Bendel, which opened its doors in New York’s Greenwich Village at the end of the 19th century, is closing.
Protection order issued against cop facing sex charges
Carter is free on bond as case is pending in common pleas court.
Brian Dzenis: Penguins should get first win
Today’s game against Valparaiso has some serious stakes.
Weathersfield injection well owners appeal ruling to Ohio Supreme Court
The owners of a closed injection well on state Route 169 in Weathersfield Township just north of Niles have asked the Ohio Supreme Court to hear an appeal of an earlier ruling keeping the well closed.
Ex-Sebring water supt. convicted of reduced charge, avoids prison
James Bates, 62, former Sebring water superintendent, pleaded no contest and was found guilty Friday of one count of sending notifications to Sebring water customers seven weeks late in 2015 to tell them there were high lead levels in their drinking water.
MAHONING COUNTY | New citizens
Fourteen Mahoning County residents became U.S. citizens Thursday at a naturalization ceremony.
Ferocious typhoon plows through rain-soaked Philippines
Typhoon Mangkhut slammed into the Philippines’ northeastern coast early Saturday, its ferocious winds and blinding rain ripping off tin roof sheets and knocking out power, and plowed through the agricultural region at the start of the onslaught.
Manafort pleads guilty, will cooperate with special counsel
President Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort agreed Friday to cooperate with the special counsel’s Trump-Russia investigation as he pleaded guilty to federal crimes and avoided a second trial that could have exposed him to more time in prison.
Everyone wants answers: State, feds hunt for gas blast cause
Investigators worked Friday to pinpoint the cause of a series of fiery natural gas explosions that killed a teen driver in his car just hours after he got his license, injured at least 25 others and left dozens of homes in smoldering ruins.
Local Red Cross volunteers to help with relief effort
In this image from video, residents carry cats they rescued by boat in floodwaters in Jacksonville, N.C., Friday. Blowing ashore with howling 90-mph winds, Hurricane Florence splintered buildings, trapped hundreds of people and swamped entire communities along the Carolina coast Friday.
YSU alumni group grew out of a golf foursome
Rich Denamen, Gregg Merrill, Chuck Montgomery and the late Lindsay Randall started the group in a golf foursome.
Mullen: Before it was ‘classic,’ it was just old
Why is a 20-year-old car a beater, but a 40-year-old car a classic? It’s the same car. The car hasn’t changed at all – the only thing that changed is its age.
At least 4 dead as Hurricane Florence drenches Carolinas
Blowing ashore with howling 90 mph winds, Hurricane Florence splintered buildings, trapped hundreds of people and swamped entire communities along the Carolina coast Friday in what could be just the opening act in a watery, two-part, slow-motion disaster. At least four people were killed.