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Ohio State’s Covelli Center opens

New arena replaces St. John Arena

Judge denies bail modification in murder case

Defendant in county jail since Feb. 9 arrest

Loss to Sweden might not hurt USA

Thursday’s loser might have easier path to championship

2018 sees big drop in charitable giving by individual Americans

Associated Press NEW YORK Charitable giving by individual Americans in 2018 suffered its biggest

President’s deportation plan faces obstacles

Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump could have a tough time making good on his

Mercy Health to offer seminar on knee pain

Mercy Health to offer seminar on knee pain NILES Mercy Health Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine

Platini taken into custody in Paris

Former star soccer player questioned about 2022 World Cup decision

BIRTHS

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Tamela Watkins and Ryan Weldon, East Liverpool, girl,

Cusack apologizes for anti-Semitic tweet

Cusack apologizes for anti-Semitic tweet LOS ANGELES Actor John Cusack is apologizing for

US air quality slipping after years of improvement

Associated Press After decades of improvement, America’s air may not be getting any cleaner.

tuesday’s world cup women’s matches

Brazil 1, Italy 0 VALENCIENNES, FRANCE Marta set a record for men and women with her 17th career

Three things to watch for from the Federal Reserve today

Associated Press WASHINGTON The Federal Reserve is likely – if not certain – to leave interest

Sharon Speedway offers refunds

Sharon Speedway offers refunds Hartford Sharon Speedway canceled Tuesday’s Ohio Speedweek event

Area girls build up manufacturing skills at STEAM camp

One day, Destiny McCullough may become a lawyer or a professional basketball player, but her success in either career could receive an added lift, thanks in part to what she’s learned on the ground.

National AFL-CIO president blasts trade pacts

The North American Free Trade Agreement has hurt working Americans, and the proposed update to the deal isn’t much better, said Richard Trumka, national president of the AFL-CIO during a Youngstown visit.