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Patrol issues alert for OVI checkpoint
Staff report LISBON The Ohio State Highway Patrol is planning an operating a vehicle under the
Fights prompt early end to Warren Italian fest
Several police departments responded to the disturbance late Sunday.
OVI checkpoint planned in Mahoning Valley this week
The location and time of the checkpoint will be announced later this week
Harvick wins NASCAR race at Michigan
Kevin Harvick broke a tie atop NASCAR’s Big 3 with a dominant performance.
Group protests sale of Confederate flag at NE Ohio county fair
The state fair banned the sale of the flags three years ago.
'The Meg' leads box office; 'BlacKkKlansman' fares well
It was Spike Lee's best opening in a decade.
1,000 gather to protest white nationalists' rally in DC
The Unite The Right rally marks the first anniversary of violent clashes in Charlottesville, Va.
Trump allies blast Omarosa over secret taping of Kelly
Part of that tape was aired on NBC's "Meet the Press" today
VanGorder, Mays still battling for YSU starting QB job
Montgomery VanGorder showed a little bit of everything in YSU’s first fall scrimmage, but junior Nathan Mays also did enough for the incumbent to keep his name in the conversation.
Renowned cellist performs Monday in Warren
Yo-Yo Ma also will visit the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown.
Akron’s public steam plant is a success
Akron has borrowed $25 million to transform the neglected public asset, which is now showing a profit.
Hubbard looks to improve after rare .500 season in 2017
The Eagles went 5-5 in 2017 and 3-3 in the All-American Conference White Tier.
MetroParks auctions Clingan Road house donated by Beeghly family
Proceeds from sale of the 4,417-square-foot house will benefit Ford Nature Center renovation.
Terps’ Durkin placed on leave
Maryland placed head coach DJ Durkin — a Boardman High School graduate — on administrative leave Saturday.
SPORTS DIGEST || Youngstown PONY tops Vienna, Austria
Youngstown was quiet offensively the first four innings scoring just one run on four hits, but came alive in the fifth and sixth innings, scoring nine runs on six hits en route to a 10-0 victory in six innings over Vienna, Austria, in game two of the 2018 Dick’s Sporting Goods PONY League World Series.
Hundreds take part in wellness event
When it comes to taking care of oneself, Dave Davis is one of the first people who will point out that what you don’t know truly can hurt you.