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With OBJ, Browns no longer clowns
The Cleveland Browns returned as an expansion team in 1999. They became a real one Tuesday night.
AROUND THE NBA Wednesday’s games
Thunder 108, Nets 96 OKLAHOMA CITY Russell Westbrook scored 31 points in his 26th triple-double
Manafort gets 7 years, faces more charges
Associated Press WASHINGTON Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort was sentenced to a
Youngstown council to weigh raising age to buy tobacco, e-cigs
City Health Commissioner Erin Bishop said she plans to ask the city council in September to pass legislation raising the legal age to purchase tobacco and vaping products from 18 to 21.
Canfield man who killed himself was being evicted from home
General Motors spokeswoman Cheryl McCarron confirmed O’Hara worked in environmental engineering at the Lordstown automotive plant but hadn’t worked for the company since 2015.
Fiat Chrysler recalling nearly 900,000 vehicles on emissions
Fiat Chrysler is recalling nearly 900,000 vehicles because they don’t meet US emission standards
St. Patrick's Day live all weekend downtown
The city will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with an outdoor “Shamrock the Block” festival Saturday and Sunday on West Federal Street.
Trumbull commissioners split on allowing workers to cash in unused time
All three Trumbull County commissioners and Auditor Adrian Biviano apparently agree that a change needs to be made to a program that allows county employees to cash in unused sick and vacation time at the end of each year.
Proposal may raise legal age to purchase tobacco and vapes from 18 to 21
Proposal may raise legal age to purchase tobacco and vapes from 18 to 21
Judge orders accused Ohio vice officer held without bond
Judge orders accused Ohio vice officer held without bond
NAACP, Youngstown schools participate in academic conference
NAACP, Youngstown schools participate in academic conference