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Youngstown cops collect hundreds of toys today for 3rd annual Fill a Cruiser event
Sometimes, Santa wears a badge and rolls in a police cruiser.
GOP analyst: Russia probe 'rolling out like Watergate"
For President Donald Trump, this is a best-of-times, worst-of-times moment. So far.
ABC's Brian Ross suspended for Flynn reporting error
ABC News has apologized for a "serious error" and suspended reporter Brian Ross for four weeks without pay for the network's incorrect Michael Flynn report.
Trump changes story on Flynn, now suggesting he knew Flynn lied to FBI
President Donald Trump changed his story Saturday on why he fired Michael Flynn as his national security adviser, now suggesting he knew at the time that Flynn had lied to the FBI as well as to Vice President Mike Pence about his contacts with Russians during the presidential transition.
Senate passes GOP tax bill; Sherrod Brown says it favors corporations, hurts Medicare
The Senate has passed a nearly $1.5 trillion Republican tax bill that’s historic in scope and an urgent political priority for President Donald Trump and the GOP.
CHS craft show a large undertaking for faculty, parents and students
The 29th Annual Senior Class Craft show is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at Canfield High School.
Baskets tough to come by in Girard victory
If it had been a first-to-100, backyard basketball game, the Girard Indians and Struthers Wildcats might not have been home in time to catch Jimmy Fallon’s monologue.
Unifying Youngstown through art
Unity is the theme of a Youngstown City Schools Visual and Performing Arts project
Ravenna police ‘have idea’ of ID of man found dead in Lordstown landfull
A police captain in Ravenna says investigators “have an idea” who was found dead in a garbage roll-off container delivered to the Lafarge demolition debris landfill Friday, but it’s too soon to release any identifying information.
November 2017 second worst sales month for Cruze
November 2017 was the second worst sales month for the Lordstown-built Chevrolet Cruze with 8,330 sold
YSU football to play Maryland in 2027
Youngstown State’s football team will play a non-conference game at Maryland in 2027. The game will be played on Sept. 11 in College Park.
Prosecutors in Nasser Hamad case also appeal sentence
Self-defense, one of the central themes of the Nasser Hamad aggravated murder trial, also has become a central issue in the appeal and cross-appeal that have been filed.
Record Reviews
U2 Album: “Songs of Experience” Grade: A Like its 2014 predecessor, U2’s “Songs of Experience”
Nuns’ album tops chart in time for Christmas SISTERS IN SONG
By JEFF KAROUB Associated Press ANN ARBOR TOWNSHIP, Mich. By JEFF KAROUB Associated
Gerwig comes of age in ‘Lady Bird’
By JAKE COYLE AP Film Writer NEW YORK Greta Gerwig has been an actress in 25 films, a co-
2 teens charged with delinquency after fire at former plant in Salem
The Salem Police Department charged two 17-year-old males from Lisbon in connection with the Tuesday fire at the former Salem China plant