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Poll: Majority approve of Trump's North Korea effort
Poll: Majority approve of Trump's North Korea effort
Israeli PM's wife charged with fraud, breach of trust
Israeli PM's wife charged with fraud, breach of trust
Police: Man shoots at Cleveland building with a BB gun
Police: Man shoots at Cleveland building with a BB gun
Orlando International Airport to scan faces of US citizens
Orlando International Airport to scan faces of US citizens
Trump's immigration order sparks confusion, deep concern
Trump's immigration order sparks confusion, deep concern
Four-run uprising carries Knightline
Knightline pitcher Gunnar Boehm struck out 11 in a complete game.
West Side fire station first to close today in Youngstown
Other stations will shut down on a rotating basis because of financial issues.
Attorneys continue debate over Hoerig's admissions
A videotaped interview at the Trumbull County Sheriff’s Office Jan. 17, the night Claudia Hoerig was flown back to Ohio from Brazil, showed a charming and talkative woman confessing to killing her husband, Karl, in March 2007.
Henry sets state shot put record
Ryan Henry already has his athletic career path thought out.
'I knew it was time,' Scarnecchia says
Thomas Scarnecchia, who suddenly retired Monday 30 months into his four-year term as Niles mayor, said a recent hospital stay was the catalyst for his decision to leave office.
Scrappers’ winning streak is spiked
The Scrappers open a six-game homestand tonight.
Trumbull commissioners to put jail medical services out to bid
Despite a belief that the current medical services at the Trumbull County jail are low cost and high quality, the Trumbull County commissioners will consider other providers before awarding its next contract, Commissioner Frank Fuda said.
Dobson makes a push at AJGA tourney
Sean-Karl Dobson had an excellent back nine to put himself in the title conversation.
Tribe’s Kluber first MLB pitcher with 11 wins
Corey Kluber allowed one hit over seven dominant innings.
Campbell council meets for final session before recess
City council met for the final time before its summer recess Wednesday evening, when the lawmakers approved the payment for a new scoreboard at Roosevelt Park and advanced legislation that could provide the fire department with upgraded equipment.
Liberty, Girard discuss lowering water rates
The officials met Wednesday to discuss the current contract and their desires for the upcoming 2020 contract renewal.
Hopewell Theatre unveils 2018-19 season
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Hopewell Theatre, 702 Mahoning Ave., will fully embrace its recent
Old couch inspires original short plays at Rust Belt Theater
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Rust Belt Theater Company will present “The Life of a Couch,” an
Hot Rod Super Nationals returns to Canfield Faigrounds
Hot rods, muscle cars, classic cars and more will roll into the Canfield Fairgrounds this weekend for the annual Hot Rod Super Nationals show.
YSU students show youngsters importance of anthropology
The Adventure Camp in Boardman Park also featured animal skulls and stone tools.
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