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Woman faces child endangerment charges after beer run
Woman faces child endangerment charges after beer run
Pizza Joe’s brings challenge downtown to support OH WOW!
This month Pizza Joe’s is featuring the Big Joe Wedgie Challenge at all locations, and on July 26 it will bring the challenge to downtown Youngstown.
In the battle for Twenty-First Century Fox, Comcast blinks
In the battle for Twenty-First Century Fox, Comcast blinks
Injuries reported in blast at Pennsylvania Army depot
Injuries reported in blast at Pennsylvania Army depot
Tree falls, injures man in Poland Municipal Forest
Tree falls, injures man in the Poland Municipal Forest
DC Universe sets pricing plan for digital subscription
A digital subscription service for DC Comics superfans launching in the fall of 2018 has set its annual membership fee at $74.99.
Zuckerberg clarifies statements on treatment of fake news
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is clarifying his stance pertaining to Holocaust deniers after getting some blowback on social media.
UPDATE - Auto industry urges US to hit brakes on proposed car tariffs
The European Union says it is already preparing measures to retaliate against the United States if President Donald Trump puts tariffs on imported cars and auto parts.
Poland-Canfield girls chasing another regional title
A Poland team has won the last two Junior League regional championships.
VINDY EXCLUSIVE | Avenatti aiming for successful Dem candidate
“I don’t think the country can afford another four years of Donald Trump beyond 2020,” the celebrity lawyer said.
Conviction overturned in Pa. murder case
The state Supreme Court’s 5-0 ruling Wednesday reversed a finding by a juvenile court judge in Lawrence County, upheld by a state appellate court, that Jordan Brown was guilty of first-degree murder and homicide of an unborn child.
VINDY EXCLUSIVE | Former MVSD president questions current board practices
Atty. Matt Blair served nearly 22 years as an MVSD board member.
Poland trustees seek $4.5 million bond issue to repave most township roads
Trustees said they believe their road resurfacing plans could be one of the largest of its kind in the state.
Two Mahoning Valley natives involved in SCOTUS case
When the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a landmark decision on labor rights last month, two Mahoning Valley natives were front and center.
U.S. Rep. Jordan interviewed in probe of OSU allegations
Jim Jordan has publicly said he was never aware of abuse when he was an assistant coach from 1987 to 1995.