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International Women's Day: Strikes, protests and holidays
International Women's Day: Strikes, protests and holidays
Trump budget to include $100M for daughter Ivanka's project
Trump budget to include $100M for daughter Ivanka's project
“True Blue” Friday: Valley asked to back GM workers
Supporters are encouraged to take photos of themselves in blue with their GM-built vehicles and share them on social media tagged with #SaveLordstown.
Chaney surges past Lakeview in second half
Chaney's Cameron Lawrence (5) dribbles down court on a fast break ahead of Lakeview's Carter Huff (13) during the Cowboys' victory in the Division II District Semifinal in Boardman Thursday. Chaney (20-5) will play Poland (22-2) in Saturday’s district championship game.
Trauma, growth and neuroscience
He survived an abusive father and hardship. “Three times by the time I was 5, my father tried to murder my mother,” Leone said.
Valley wrestlers off to good start in Columbus
Defending champions Tyler Stein, Jack DelGarbino among first-round winners.
Brown out as presidential candidate
He said the best place for him to be effective is in the Senate.
Ohio house passes bill containing increase in gas tax
Mahoning Valley lawmakers tell why they voted to raise the gas tax less than what Gov. Mike DeWine had requested.
On a roll: Fitch’s Seebacher returns to state bowling tournament
Renee Seebacher rolled a 585 (174, 207, 204) three-game set in the district tournament.
Future of Creekside Golf Dome unclear
Owner Tony Latell says no decision has been made on whether it will be rebuilt.
R. Kelly points fingers in interview, but will it help his case?
By TAMMY WEBBER and DON BABWIN Associated Press CHICAGO Embattled R&B star R. Kelly angrily
Mahoning property taxpayers may have paid twice
The county treasurer said the online glitch should be fixed by this morning.mah
DeWine proposes $74M increase for children services agencies
Mahoning County Children Services currently receives $1.4 million from the state and could expect about $1.1 million more if the proposal is approved.
Trumbull planning commission to apply for broadband feasibility study
Trumbull County commissioners have authorized the planning commission to apply to the U.S. Economic Development Administration for funding to conduct a countywide broadband feasibility study.
Youngstown OKs HUD loan for amphitheater
The downtown amphitheater and riverfront park are set to open by June.
Claudia Hoerig appeals murder conviction and life prison sentence
Claudia Hoerig appeals murder conviction and life prison sentence
Girard RoboCats raising funds for competition
FIRST Robotics Delphi Team No. 279, “The Robo- Cats” has qualified for the world championships hosted in Detroit in April, but needs to raise enough funds to cover the trip to the championship.