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YSU hoops nets multiple Horizon League honors
Youngstown State’s basketball programs netted a combined seven All-Horizon selections.
Governor doesn’t mention Lordstown GM plant in State of the State
Valley legislators say they’re disappointed by the omission.
VINDY EXCLUSIVE | Niles officer: Shot that killed Niles woman apparently accidental
A city police detective testified that the man accused of shooting Britney Mazanec to death outside the Hideaway Lounge Feb. 24 said he did so accidentally while striking the window of her car with his hand while holding a gun.
Rockets rise above Blue Devils
It wasn’t so much a No. 3 beating a No. 2-seeded team as it was a team with a roster of nine inspired players going all-out to knock the feet out from under the opposition in a Division IV semifinal at Struthers Fieldhouse on Tuesday night.
Crusaders take down South Range
South Range’s annual tournament meeting against Canton Central Catholic is all too familiar for the Raiders.
Struthers beer store sells million dollar winning Powerball ticket
The winner has yet to come forward.
Vikings recover from slow start
Tyler Stephens scored 12 of his 17 points in the second half for LaBrae.
Tattoo artist resumes Valley tradition with expo
There is a story behind every tattoo, and learning it is just one of the things that Hope Sweany, a local tattoo artist, loves about her job.
Lights Out bouts set for Saturday night
Cleveland heavyweights Patrick Failor and Bryan Gedeon will meet for the Lake Erie Masters championship Saturday.
Champion girls have big-game experience
The Golden Flashes (20-5) meet Chippewa tonight at Cuyahoga Falls.
Matlock ends Leopards’ state tournament drought
There’s a new twist to Hadi Hadi’s annual trip to the state wrestling tournament.
Warren preparing to hire five more firefighters under federal grant
The federal government has given the Warren Fire Department an extra six months to use the remaining money from its Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response grant.
'We're not going to give up hope,' UAW president tells GM rally
Dave Green, president of United Auto Workers Local 1112, addresses a crowd of Drive It Home supporters during a rally Tuesday at Lordstown High School. Drive It Home seeks to lobby General Motors to bring a new product to the Lordstown Assembly plant, which is being idled.
Food sales and dinners through Mar. 13
TODAY Canfield Christian Church, 123 S. Broad St., will host Lenten breakfasts
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