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Ex-Browns RB sees hope
Former Pro Bowl running back Greg Pruitt attended the 18th Annual Ron Stoops Sr. and Anthony Pelini Memorial Foundation Bocce Social at the MVR Restaurant in Youngstown.
Scrappers suffer first loss at home
The Crosscutters enjoyed an 8-1 romp at Eastwood Field.
Indians rout Tigers 10-2, extend streak to 7
Cleveland outscored Detroit 26-3 in the Tribe's three-game sweep
'Juraissic Park' stomps to $150M at box office
This was the movie industry's fourth biggest weekend in history
Trump decries Mexican immigrants as 'invaders'
The president's statement has outraged the American Civil Liberties Union
Trump officials say location of all separated children known
A government fact sheet says the US is working to reunite the children with their families
Driver strikes, kills police officer in NE Ohio
Authorities are searching for a dark-colored, late-model Jeep Wrangler
Republicans get classified documents on Russia probe
Justice officials had been threatened with punishment had they not released the info
Remorseful Roseanne: I'm a 'hate magnet'
Barr made her first interview today since cancellation of her hit TV sitcom
Calvin Center keeps basketball real for many
Dave Stambul found a permanent site to conduct his indoor adult basketball league games.
Future brides visit Goodwill event to find the perfect gown
It’s no secret that planning a wedding often takes a tremendous amount of time, money and attention to detail, but Megan Deskin already has experienced an early dose of wedding bliss.
Ivan, Hall selected in NHL Draft
Defenseman Michael Callahan was taken in the fifth round.
Vigorito to get MVSD back pay despite criminal conviction
Despite a criminal conviction and elimination of his position by the Mahoning Valley Sanitary District, Anthony Vigorito, former plant operations manager, will receive about $14,925 in back pay from the MVSD for two months of unpaid administrative leave last year.
