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POMPEO HEARING | Pompeo defends Trump on Russia, won't talk about Mueller
Pompeo defends Trump on Russia, won't talk about Mueller
Residents use windows to escape Philly row home fire; 3 hospitalized
Residents use windows to escape Philly row home fire; 3 hospitalized
Youngstown police conduct raids, find drugs, guns at South Side homes
Youngstown police conduct raids, find drugs, guns at South Side homes
Authorities: Pa. church deacon sent obscene images to ’teen’
Authorities: Pa. church deacon sent obscene images to ’teen’
Body found in Ohio in 1981 identified as Arkansas woman
Body found in Ohio in 1981 identified as Arkansas woman
Report: Missouri Gov. Greitens slapped, grabbed woman
Report: Missouri Gov. Greitens slapped, grabbed woman
California to join Guard border mission, but with conditions
California to join Guard border mission, but with conditions
Trump: Syria attack 'very soon or not so soon at all!’
Trump: Syria attack ’very soon or not so soon at all!’
You're Watching Vindy Live from Phantom game
It's the Phantoms' annual school-day game with 4,000 kids.
Help Network event honors crime victims
Fadia Ishak struggled to keep her emotions in check as she recalled having been a victim of domestic violence, which also entailed being separated from her four children.
Perry’s grand slam lights up Ursuline
Cardinal Mooney beat Ursuline 8-6 on the strength of Katie Perry’s grand slam.
A company wants to borrow up to $675K from Youngstown to film a movie
The company is planning a thriller/horror film to be shot in Youngstown.
YSU signs four more recruits
After some departures, Youngstown State’s men’s basketball team is getting some reinforcements.
Struthers council honors athletes, addresses harassment
Council also announced the reassignment of the fire chief.
LeBron plays in 82nd game as Cavs drop finale
LeBron James played in his 82nd game, scored 10 points and then got some rest for the playoffs.
West Branch schools highlight safety efforts
When West Branch schools’ safety plan was implemented in 1995, no thought was given to dealing with an active shooter, but current protocols must address those potential situations.
Vendors promote local services at Community Resource Fair
The TRIO Educational Opportunity Center showcased resources for Youngstown
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
BASEBALL Boardman 7, Akron Hoban 3 AKRON Alex Cardona struck out nine and pitched a complete
Hopewell Theatre offers 11 short stories in one night A LOT OF O. HENRY
If You GO What: “An Evening of O. Henry” When: 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and also April 20
Pernotto’s new exhibition covers 50 years of art, photos and more
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN An exhibition of works by Youngstown artist Jim Pernotto will open