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METRO DIGEST || School board to appeal decision about HB 70
School board to appeal decision about HB 70 YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown Board of Education will appeal
Canfield man in court following child’s death
Alex Cherney is facing charges of reckless homicide and child endangering
Manafort treated like ‘VIP’ in jail, prosecutors say
Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump’s jailed former campaign chairman, Paul
Fire damages building on Market Street
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A fire of unknown origin caused severe damage to a vacant two-story
SOCIETY DIGEST || Valley railroad group to host open house
Valley railroad group to host open house YOUNGSTOWN The Mahoning Valley Railroad Heritage
Market Street building damaged by fire tonight
A fire of unknown origin caused severe damage to a vacant two-story brick office building at 2516 Market St. on the west side of the street between AAA Customs and a vacant lot.
Summit Academy's parent company making changes in wake of state violations
Summit Academy Management has responded to an Ohio Department of Education report that found one of its local charter schools out of compliance with state laws.
Trumbull executive's wife blasts commissioners for lack of response
The wife of Trish Nuskievicz asked that Trumbull County commissioners “put a stop” to the bullying and retaliation she says has been directed by the county engineer’s office toward the planning commission’s executive director.
Family of walker killed in 2015 to get $65K in wrongful-death suit
The family of Amy Huffman, who was hit by a truck as she walked along state Route 193 in Liberty Township on Jan. 28, 2015, has settled a wrongful-death suit for $90,000, of which five family members will split $65,000.
Akron man gets a year in prison in child sex sting
An Akron man who pleaded guilty to charges he arranged to meet a 15-year-old girl over the internet – only to be met by police – was sentenced Monday to a year in prison.
House speaker defends Ohio's Jordan as 'man of integrity'
House Speaker Paul Ryan is defending an Ohio congressman accused of ignoring college wrestlers' allegations of abuse, calling him "a man of honesty, a man of integrity."
Massachusetts House to vote to eliminate old abortion ban
The Massachusetts House is planning to vote on a bill aimed at eliminating a series of antiquated laws, including a ban on abortion dating back more than a century.
Indiana woman donates kidney to child she just met
An eastern Indiana woman made a life-saving kidney donation to a 9-year-old after the two met at Vacation Bible School just months earlier.
Ohio governor to roll out new plan to combat Lake Erie algae
Ohio's governor is set to announce new steps to combat toxic algae in Lake Erie.
Mom, girlfriend sentenced in 5-year-old girl's beating death
An Ohio mother who failed to stop her girlfriend from beating to death her 5-year-old daughter and then waited hours to seek help has received a long prison sentence along with the girlfriend.
Ohio officials add $657M to state's rainy day fund
Ohio officials are adding another nearly $657 million to the state's rainy day fund, a move they say was made possible by lower spending and higher tax growth than expected.