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Las Vegas sheriff: Gunman fired more than 1,100 rounds in mass shooting
The shooter killed 58 people and injured hundreds last month.
Man stops for stranded driver on West Side I-680 ramp, gets shot
Youngstown police have been unable to locate the suspect or his vehicle.
President Trump thanks troops, himself for progress on Afghanistan, ISIS fronts
The president delivered turkey sandwiches to a Coast Guard station as well on Thanksgiving.
James Vint Jr. was sorting through items donated to the family by the community when the fire broke out
By SAMANTHA PHILLIPS and WILLIAM K. ALCORN sphillips@vindy.com alcorn@vindy.com HUBBARD A
After 17 surgeries, Sebring teen is glad to be on the mend
Sydney Samblanet isn’t the average 14-year-old. She’s beat nearly every Legend of Zelda video game in existence; her favorite animal is the spotted hyena; and she has undergone a total of 17 surgeries for scoliosis.
East Side church celebrates its 100th anniversary
You could safely say Elizabeth Miller is a walking encyclopedia and historian of all things Jerusalem Church of Youngstown.
Akron Children’s family is thankful for local care
The Plant family is complete thanks to local hospital that provided hope.
‘Great Russian Nutcracker’ returns to Powers
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The North American tour of Moscow Ballet’s ”Great Russian Nutcracker”
Browns’ Gordon practices for the first time since Aug. 31, 2016
Josh Gordon is eligible to play in Cleveland’s Dec. 3 game at the Los Angeles Chargers.
Raiders’ Remish is a two-way terror
The South Range linebacker has made 134 tackles, including for losses.
Family, friends celebrate woman’s 109th birthday
Today, Nellie Beach is thankful to see her 109th birthday.
Holiday events in the Mahoning Valley
dances USA Dance Snowflake Ball: Avon Oaks Ballroom, 1401 N. State St., Girard, 4 to 9 p.m. Dec.
Nasser Hamad, recently transferred to prison, appeals conviction and sentence
Nasser Hamad, recently transferred to prison, appeals conviction and sentence
McKinney won’t concede race or reveal future plans
McKinney doesn’t concede mayoral race, board of elections addresses mistakes
Shots fired at officers
Associated Press COLUMBUS Police in Ohio said an unidentified person fired several shots at
Akron Children’s family is thankful for local care
The Plant family is complete thanks to local hospital that provided hope.
A time to give thanks
Opinion: By Tom Purcell Cagle Cartoons “Thanksgiving used to be my favorite holiday of the year. Now I