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NOTRE DAME | Cathedral faced 'chain-reaction collapse’ in fire
Official: Notre Dame faced ’chain-reaction collapse’ in fire
US trade deficit narrows to $49.4 billion in February
US trade deficit narrows to $49.4 billion in February
10 students charged after food fight gets out of control
10 students charged after food fight gets out of control
Officials confirm 2 more measles cases, new exposure sites
Officials confirm 2 more measles cases, new exposure sites
Trial continues in 2017 Youngstown shooting death case
Trial continues in 2017 Youngstown shooting death case
'Deeply candid' Demi Moore memoir coming in September
'Deeply candid' Demi Moore memoir coming in September
Competing proposals could dictate sports betting in Ohio
Competing proposals could dictate sports betting in Ohio
Trump says Russia probe 'con job,' as fuller report looms
Trump says Russia probe 'con job,' as fuller report looms
Canfield rally falls short against Polar Bears
The Cardinals scored three runs in the seventh inning, but lost to Massillon Jackson. However, head coach Ray Melewski believes the team is heating up at the right time.
Power expected to be restored in Boardman in a half-hour
Power expected to be restored in Boardman in a half-hour
Tim Ryan’s congressional fund has only $67,192 in it
He’s not releasing how much he’s raised for his presidential bid
CSX possibly one step away from salvaging rail line from Niles to Newton Falls
CSX possibly one step away from salvaging rail line from Niles to Newton Falls
Sherrod Brown is optimistic tax relief proposal will be approved
He was in Youngstown to tout the bill
Commissioners sitting on plate-fee measure
The $5 fee would generate up to $1.5 million strictly for road and bridge improvements.
Remaining workers dwindle at Lordstown plant
Between April and the end of May, nearly 70 remaining workers have or will be laid off.
Change in Rescue Mission location discussed Tuesday night
Rescue Mission hopes to stay on North Side