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Trump not backing down on tariffs
Area businesses have mixed emotions about the tariffs.
Raucous party leads to assault conviction for Struthers football standout
Nathan Richards receives time served, probation for assaulting juveniles and dousing them with syrup
A committee seeks again to get an anti-fracking ban on Youngstown ballot
Getting the proposal on May ballot will likely be a challenge
NILES survey Remove blight, improve city hall competence, say residents, businesses
Niles survey: Remove neighborhood blight and improve city hall competence
South Range stumbles again at Salem
The Raiders’ season has ended in the district semfinals each of the last two years.
Lloyd Webber isn’t slowing down at 70
By MARK KENNEDY AP Entertainment Writer NEW YORK Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 70th birthday is
Bucs outfielder says bulking up last year was a mistake
Gregory Polanco thought the best way to boost his power numbers was by bulking up his body.
Lecture on historic theaters of Valley
Staff report BOARDMAN Local author and historian Sean T. Posey will lecture on historic theaters
Austintown man surrenders in city's first homicide of 2018
Turned himself into police Monday
More games could await YSU
The Youngstown State women’s basketball team isn’t getting ready for the offseason just yet.
Former MVSD official files mandamus action seeking $26,521
Former MVSD official files mandamus action seeking $26,521
Penguins snuff out Flames in OT
The two-time defending Stanley Cup champions are 10-1 at home in overtime this season.
Public input sought on future of Poland schools
The public meeting will be next Monday at Poland Seminary High School gymnasium
Vettori rejects plea deal; trial date set
A U.S. attorney says Diane Vettori may face additional charges
Live music performances on television shows this week include:
Live music performances on television shows this week include: v Luke Bryan: Tonight on “Late
Former Ohio AG says he regrets bowing to NRA
Staff/wire report COLUMBUS A Democrat who helped overturn local assault weapons bans as a state