43
Story Archive
Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Archive by year
HUNDLEY TRIAL | Jurors see photos of charred remains
Testimony resumes in capital murder trial of Lance Hundley
Austintown trustees talk about levies
Austintown Township trustees will put the recently defeated 2.4-mill replacement levy back on the November ballot
Infante case wraps up with sentencing today, but will restitution be paid?
Infante case wraps up with sentencing today, but will restitution be paid?
Youngstown Arab-American community protests U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem
Local Arab-American and Jewish communities saddened by the deaths in Gaza.
Massillon ends Fitch’s baseball season
CANTON The Austintown Fitch High School baseball team has had innings get out of control before. Rarely, did they hurt the way Monday’s six-run third inning ignited Massillon to a 7-2 victory in a Division I district semifinal at Thurman Munson Memorial Stadium.
NFL seeks help from Congress on gambling framework
Nevada no longer will be lone state to allow bets on sports
Kidder, known as Lois Lane of ‘Superman,’ dies
Kidder, known as Lois Lane of ‘Superman,’ dies LOS ANGELES Margot Kidder, the Canadian actress
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Man charged with shooting smoke detector to quiet it BARTON, Vt. A Vermont man is
Congress impairs teacher raises
Opinion: By Bob Lord OtherWords In just a few months, we’ve seen teachers in five states walk out of the
SPORTS digest
Inaugural ‘410’ Sprint Series washed out Hartford Sharon Speedway management tried to wait out
Raid nets guns, drugs at South Side house
Arthur Jarver, 19, was arrested at the East Judson Avenue home.
SOCIETY DIGEST || Library to host mini concert Sunday
Library to host mini concert Sunday SALEM Kirk Poffenberger will entertain from 2 to 3 p.m.
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc., 52.36-1.60 Aqua America, .20
Long odds for peace as Trump roils Mideast with embassy move
Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump’s prospects for brokering the Mideast peace
Medicaid expansion defines race for governor of Ohio
Editorial: There are almost 8 million registered voters in Ohio, but only 1.5 million cast ballots in last
Bill aims to improve Ohio’s compensation system for the wrongfully convicted
Compensation not only provides restitution for the wrongful conviction, it also helps people get back on their feet and return to leading productive lives
Supreme Court says states can approve sports betting
Associated Press WASHINGTON The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for states coast to coast