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Lawyer: Girard wrongfully issued 7K speeding tickets
A former Ohio attorney general filed a class-action lawsuit Monday on behalf of the drivers.
Lakers down Cavaliers in double-overtime victory
Rookie Collin Sexton scores 27 in final Summer League game
Drowning victim ID’d
Drowning victim ID’d BAZETTA An Ohio Department of Natural Resources spokesman has released the
EASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE All-conference baseball & softball selections
BASEBALL FIRST TEAM Chase Franken, pitcher, Columbiana Logan Bell, pitcher, Lisbon Cameron
Trial begins for man accused of shooting in Wal-Mart parking lot
Jurors selected late Monday afternoon
Y’town mayor should seek assistance of state auditor
Editorial: The reality of Youngstown’s fiscal crisis continues to manifest itself in the daily operation of
Slogan becomes ‘Me First’ as Trump meets Putin
Associated Press WASHINGTON Donald Trump’s “America First” slogan morphed Monday into “Me First”
Chicago activist demands all footage from police shooting
Associated Press CHICAGO A community activist who has pushed for more police transparency said
DAHLBERG: Tiger, Phil in prime time? Great idea in 1999
Ideas offered to spike interest in $10 million showdown
Democrats and some Republicans criticize Trump over statements about Putin
Rep. Ryan said it ‘truly a low point in the history of American foreign policy’
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS A 29-year-old gun-rights activist served as a covert Russian agent while living
WORLD DIGEST || Homeless given 72 hours to leave camp
Homeless given 72 hours to leave camp CINCINNATI City officials have given homeless individuals
SOCIETY DIGEST || Idora Park Day planned at Park Vista
Idora Park Day planned at Park Vista YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Living Park Vista, 1216 Fifth Ave., will
Democrats stay true to form in opposing high court nominee
Opinion: If Alexander Hamilton had been nominated for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court today, Democrats would
Are you a good pet owner?
Opinion: By Danny Tyree Cagle Cartoons As a responsible pet owner, I’m usually exasperated by the human
Scrappers rainout stalls Palacios' promising outing
NILES The sample size is small, but the early returns look good for Mahoning Valley Scrappers second baseman Richie Palacios. After Sunday’s 8-6 victory against the Hudson Valley Renegades, the Cleveland Indians third-round draft pick picked up enough at-bats to have his stats count among the leaders of the New York-Penn League.