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METRO DIGEST || Alcohol, drugs may have caused series of crashes
Alcohol, drugs may have caused crashes YOUNGSTOWN Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers said the
War-separated families’ reunion is put in doubt
Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea North Korea said Friday that an August reunion of Korean
Seeking art
Seeking art YOUNGSTOWN The YSUscape is accepting submissions of Youngstown-themed art for its
Officials: Worker killed in Army depot blast died of burns
Officials: Worker killed in Army depot blast died of burns CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. A civilian worker
Kurt Busch wins pole position in New Hampshire
Kurt Busch is set to crank up contract talks with Stewart Haas-Racing.
NFL ROUNDUP More news & notes
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Luck will get days off during camp WESTFIELD, IND. Andrew Luck should be
Four-letter words aren’t all bad
The phrase “four-letter word” has a naughty connotation. But there are good four-letter words, too.
IOWA Residents pick through rubble after tornadoes
Associated Press MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa With the scope of the devastation still sinking in, business
Judge: ‘Great progress’ in reuniting families split at border
Associated Press SAN DIEGO A federal judge Friday applauded Trump administration efforts to meet
White House rejects Putin idea for Ukraine referendum
Associated Press WASHINGTON The White House rejected a Vladimir Putin-backed effort Friday to
2018 NABF WORLD SERIES
18-U SCORES AND SCHEDULE FRIDAY’S SCORES Cene Park, Field No. 1 College Connect 14, West N.Y.
OTHER TRUMP DEVELOPMENTS
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS Stormy Daniels is coming to Maine. The pornographic film actress, who has said
CityScape shares plans to move Welsh church to Wick Park
Phil Kidd, associate director at Youngstown CityScape, decided the best place to talk about moving and renovating a historic church would be inside another historic church that had been successfully restored.
Attorneys in Sebring water case asking to blame EPA for absence of notification
The lawyers in the James Bates lead-notification case have filed arguments on whether the former Sebring water department operator can argue his failure to notify the public of lead in the water in 2015 was the result of the actions of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
Land contracts depriving buyers of protections prevalent in Ohio
There were more than 47,000 land contracts in Ohio between January 2008 and January 2018, according to a report released Friday and written by Policy Matters Ohio researcher Victoria Jackson.
Christman, Clark, Hoover lead Greatest finals into Day 2
Greatest Golfer of the Valley 2018 Junior Championships
Avenged Sevenfold cancels Pittsburgh, Cleveland concerts
Avenged Sevenfold cancels Pittsburgh, Cleveland concerts
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