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New boutique opens
New boutique opens NILES Coral Rose Boutique opened Friday at Eastwood Mall. The store in the
Father and son who disagree on Trump running against each other
Associated Press PROVIDENCE, R.I. A father and son in Rhode Island who disagree about
Ohio governor won’t spare killer who cited mental illness
Associated Press COLUMBUS Gov. John Kasich said Friday he won’t spare a death-row inmate whose
Trump pledges July 9 announcement on Court nominee
Trump pledges July 9 announcement on Court nominee MORRISTOWN, N.J. Moving forward quickly on a
Howland team wins 10U tournament
Howland team wins 10U tournament The Howland 10U All-Stars won the Struthers All-Star tournament
Home defense
Home defense Niles The Western Reserve Fish & Game Association, 1058 W. Third St., will have a
Fireflies are nature’s fireworks
The first firefly of the year appeared in my yard in late April. Since then, numbers have increased
FOURTH OF JULY | Holiday events through Wednesday in Mahoning, Shenango valleys
A list of events for the weekend and July Fourth on Wednesday. MAHONING Austintown: Fireworks
Teen sex charges
Teen sex charges STRUTHERS A tow-truck driver from Struthers accused of committing sex crimes
Automakers, manufacturers oppose Trump call for auto tariffs
General Motors warned in a filing with the U.S. Commerce Department the threat of auto tariffs “risks undermining GM’s competitiveness against foreign auto producers.”
NEWSPAPER SHOOTINGS Details develop on attack, suspect
Associated Press ANNAPOLIS, Md. The man accused of killing five people at a Maryland newspaper
Pen mightier than shotgun in Capital attack aftermath
Editorial: In solidarity with our colleagues at The Capital Gazette and in memory of the four journalists and
Republicans get election-year gift
Opinion: WASHINGTON As many conservatives saw it, Justice Anthony Kennedy’s 1988 ascent to the nation’s
Decades of global warming panic
Opinion: This year marks the 30th anniversary of the beginning of the “global warming” (now known as “climate
Trump keeps setting fires
Opinion: By Jill Richardson OtherWords Over the past few weeks, the news has been wall-to-wall coverage
Y'town fire stations to rotate closures starting Sunday
With fire-department overtime spiraling out of control, the fire chief decided, beginning Sunday, to start closing stations on a rotating basis for two-week periods to rein in spending.
This month Valley's 7th-wettest on record
It was a soggy June, the seventh-wettest on record for the Mahoning Valley – and we’re finishing the month and starting July with a heat wave.
Manningham tax suit resolved by undisclosed settlement
The civil suit against former NFL receiver and Warren native Mario Manningham by the collections company for the Warren Income Tax Department has been resolved through a settlement.