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Former public defender employee termination rescinded, then she resigns
Former public defender employee termination rescinded, then she resigns
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc.,23.15‚àí0.17 Aqua America, 2.11
Dems pan ‘Zuck buck,’ want Facebook to rein in currency plan
Associated Press WASHINGTON Facebook endured a second day of criticism from Congress over its
Off-duty officer shot in back dies
Associated Press PITTSBURGH An off-duty Pittsburgh police officer critically wounded in a
Asylum ban may further strain immigrant facilities
Associated Press SAN DIEGO A new policy to deny asylum to anyone who shows up on the Mexican
Infant, 3 adults rescued after accidentally being locked in SUV
Associated Press BETHLEHEM, Pa. Authorities say an infant and three developmentally disabled
One last look back on Valley arts and entertainment
At the end of every year, I take stock of the Mahoning Valley’s arts and entertainment scene.
McIlroy knows this is not just another British Open
Rory McIlroy is not the only Ulsterman who tees off Thursday in pursuit of a claret jug.
Summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman
A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships
MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER | Wednesday’s games
Crew 2, Fire 2 BRIDGEVIEW, ILL. Romario Williams scored on a header in the 90th minute, shortly
WNBA | Wednesday’s games
Storm 90, Lynx 79 MINNEAPOLIS Natasha Howard scored a career-high 33 points, Sami Whitcomb made
Overdose deaths appear to be falling
Overdose deaths appear to be falling NEW YORK U.S. overdose deaths last year likely fell for the
Trump ramps up criticism of congresswomen
‘Send her back,’ supporters chant at campaign rally in North Carolina Associated Press
Clevinger matches career-high in Ks in win
Mike Clevinger matched his career high with 12 strikeouts
State lawmakers approve moratorium on future school takeovers only
The state budget includes a moratorium on state oversight of school districts but doesn’t change the system in place at Youngstown and two other districts.
I-80 ticketed drivers allowed to join class-action speed cam suit
Judge Andrew Logan of Trumbull County Common Pleas Court is allowing all people who were issued a citation for allegedly traveling in excess of 55 miles per hour between Dec. 7, 2017, and Jan. 7, 2018, westbound on Interstate 80 to join a class-action lawsuit against Girard and Blue Line Solutions.
Police arrest man on South Hazelwood in child porn investigation
A man who refused to allow police into a home Wednesday while they were serving a warrant in a child pornography investigation was taken into custody.
Public defender's office rescinds Zban's firing
The Ohio Public Defender’s Office recently rescinded the termination of Rachel Zban, former program manager for the Trumbull County branch of the Ohio Public Defender’s Office, and gave her back pay – but Zban later resigned.
I-80 eastbound at state Route 193 in Liberty is open
I-80 eastbound at state Route 193 in Liberty is open