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Trump seethes over Russia probe, calls for end to 'SPYGATE'
Trump seethes over Russia probe, calls for end to 'SPYGATE'
Ohio Uber driver sentenced for sexual assault of passenger
Ohio Uber driver sentenced for sexual assault of passenger
Tens of thousands of Las Vegas casino workers OK strike
Tens of thousands of Las Vegas casino workers OK strike
Philip Roth, fearless and celebrated author, dies at 85
Philip Roth, fearless and celebrated author, dies at 85
Youngstown City Council safety committee meeting canceled
Youngstown City Council safety committee meeting canceled
Bistro 1907 takes you back to bygone era
This chalk mural drawn by local artist Christian Powers decorates one of Bistro 1907’s walls in the new DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in downtown Youngstown. The decor of the new restaurant, which opened today, reflects owner Mark Canzonetta's vision for a modern take on a classic French bistro.
Regionals are next for Valley teams
The Canfield and South Range baseball teams scheduled a warm-up game Tuesday night, but the game was cancelled due to rain and lightning.
Bankruptcy judge approves sale of former Packard Electric buildings to AutoParkit
Warren native Chris Alan paid $150,000 for the Dana Street property, plus taxes, fines and attorney fees, for a total of about $800,000.
WRTA launches new app providing real-time bus updates
“It’s to give current riders, and hopefully new riders, a good experience while they’re riding,” said Judy Rodriguez, WRTA transportation director.
Lisbon’s Stokes jumps so high
Around Lisbon, Seth Stokes is the kid with the hops.
One of two men who want to be coroner won’t make selectiion meeting
Dr. James said the meeting date was selected “without my input or knowledge,” and he is unable to miss the Boy Scouts of America National annual meeting he is attending this week.
Police, district investigate restraint private bus attendant used on student
The bus service’s CEO said the student slapped the bus driver and the attendant applied the appropriate restraint.
3rd domestic-violence charge gets man 9 months and judicial warnings
Judge: If it happens again, you will receive a much lengthier sentence.
Soccer fans rise up on Twitter
The 2018 FIFA World Cup is a mere three weeks away. Wait, why aren’t you celebrating the start of
Ohio wine month kicks off with festivities in Columbus
The Ohio Grape Industries Committee (OGIC) kicked off its Ohio Wine Month celebration at an evening event at the Ohio Statehouse.
Paul Simon mounts farewell tour but will remain busy Homeward bound
If You Go What: Paul Simon in concert When: Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. Where: PPG Paints Arena,
Liberty school board offers employee retirement incentives
The incentive for teacher to retire after this school year ranges from $10,000 to $12,500 based on experience.