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Norway leads medal count at Olympics; US tied for 4th

The U.S. has won one gold and one silver medal.


Plane crash near Moscow kills all on board today

The plane had been out of service for two years because of a shortage of parts.


Trump budget to be released Monday; count on $3B for wall

The 2019 federal budget is expected to reflect the president's priorities.


What's going on in 6th Ward? Councilwoman wants to know

A public forum is planned Wednesday at Flambeau's on Market Street


Suspect in 2 cop killings has long history of domestic abuse

Details remain sketchy about Saturday's killings of the Westerville police officers


DeNiro: Forgive my 'backward country' suffering 'temporary insanity'

The Hollywood actor received applause for his comments from a Mideast audience.


Valley rally falls short

The Eagles used a 15-0 run to get close, but fell to to Garfield.


YPD averaged one overdose a day in 2017

The city's South and West sides have the most calls.


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Community members chip in to help people in recovery

Among those helping the effort are members of a grief support group for whom the challenges of recovery are all too familiar. Members of the local Grief Recovery After a Substance Passing (GRASP) group put together bags in honor of the loved ones they lost to addiction.


Youngstown connection: Team USA goalie once MV Phantom

Team USA goalie once was a MV Phantom


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Scrapbook of 1970 Kent State shooting victim will go on display

Sandy Scheuer of Boardman was on her way to class May 4, 1970, when she was shot and killed by Ohio National Guardsmen during a Vietnam War protest at Kent State University.

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Morse scores 28 as YSU holds off IUPUI

The Penguins improve to 7-20 overall and 5-9 in the Horizon League.


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Speaker talks about local steel heritage

Many still contend that the demise of the steel industry in the Mahoning Valley decades ago is attributable largely to a failure to modernize operations and equipment.


YSU’s Olson just misses triple double

Penguins have won five straight league road games


Hubbard native learned baseball and more at YSU

Steve Bartolin credits former YSU baseball coach Dom Roselli as a guiding influence.


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Kids of all ages visit Toyhio at Metroplex

An estimated 400 to 500 came through the doors between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Local men organized and promoted the show


Warriors Inc. seeks Unity parade participants

Warriors Inc. seeks Unity parade participants


Food bank distributed record number of food in 2017

Food provides food to the needy in three counties


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Valley drug deaths increased 23% in 2017

Police iin Mahoning and Trumbull counties responded to thousands of overdoses last year, and the trend appears to be continuing.


Skaters didn’t figure on early start times

The figure skating competitions have been moved to mornings local time.


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