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Best Bets on TV- Saturday, Feb. 3

TV highlights for Saturday, Feb. 3


LOCAL TOPICS ON TV

Sunday local news programming


Corbett, distance wins at invitational

Youngstown State senior Jaynee Corbett won the weight throw and the Penguins had a strong showing in the distance events on the first day of competition at the YSU Mid-Major Invitational at the WATTS on Friday.


Chad Zallow to run in Millrose Games

Youngstown State junior Chad Zallow will compete against some of the top runners in the world in the 60m hurdles at the Millrose Games on Saturday at the Armory in New York City. Zallow’s race will be televised live at 4:08 p.m. on NBC.


Love to miss 2 months with broken hand

Cavaliers forward Kevin Love will miss two months with a broken left hand, but he does not need surgery.


YSU swimming wins on Senior Day

The Youngstown State swimming and diving team closed out its dual season with a strong performance against Cleveland State on Friday night at the Beeghly Natatorium. The Penguins won the dual 167-129.


Raucous party lands football standout in legal trouble

Struthers’ Nathan Richards is accused of slapping two drunken juveniles and dousing them with maple syrup.


Red Devils hold off charging Leopards

Dra Rushton puts up 30 for Liberty; Campbell’s Nikolas Kouros posts 24.


Diaz provides spark for Poland

Poland guard Mike Diaz’s role changed over the last year.


Ohio BCI finishes probe of Girard cop killing

The Trumbull County prosecutor will review the findings over the next few weeks.


Solak’s shot beats buzzer, Springfield

Lowellville swept the season series from Springfield.


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This YSU social work prof is a writer at heart

A Youngstown State University professor, whose writing passion is clearly alive and well, was recently published in her second fiction anthology


Friday’s PREP ROUNDUP

BOYS BASKETBALL Ursuline 43, Cardinal Mooney 29 YOUNGSTOWN Ursuline outscored Cardinal Mooney


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11 Ursuline students plan trip to Nicaragua

From April 2-8, during Ursuline’s spring break, students will travel to the Central American country to help the locals fulfill what some may say are basic needs.


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Prayer matters in West Branch

Community members surrounding West Branch Schools are sporting “Prayer Matters” shirts in support of a long-standing tradition that has come under fire


Phantoms defeat Steel for third straight win

Chase Gresock, Jack Malone, Tommy Parrottino and Mike Regush scored goals on Friday as the Youngstown Phantoms won their third straight game.


Lecture on black Civil War soldiers

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Leonne Hudson, a history professor at Kent State University, will give a


An interview with Roy Wood Jr. of ‘This Is Not Happening’ Comedy in the Trump era

By MARK KENNEDY AP Entertainment Writer NEW YORK It’s fitting that comedian Roy Wood Jr. is an


‘Call Me’ director, 89, could set Oscar record

By JAKE COYLE AP Film Writer NEW YORK James Ivory didn’t see “Call Me By Your Name” with an


Niles is in compliance with many of auditor’s suggestions

City says most state auditor recommendations were already implemented


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