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UPDATE | MCCTC 'methodically' dismissed after threats
UPDATE | MCCTC 'methodically' dismissed after threats
COHEN TESTIMONY | Trump knew about WikiLeaks email dump beforehand
Cohen says Trump knew about WikiLeaks email dump beforehand
NORTH KOREA SUMMIT | Trump, Kim wrap up meetings, dinner
Trump, Kim wrap up evening of meetings, dinner
High court's cross case could affect monuments nationally
High court's cross case could affect monuments nationally
NORTH KOREA SUMMIT | Trump, Kim open with handshake, smiles
NORTH KOREA SUMMIT | Trump, Kim open with handshake, smiles
Lewandowski: Sherrod Brown would be weighty Trump opponent
But he questions what Brown has done for Ohio.
Chaney beats East for the fourth time this year
Even if it got harder each time, Chaney still found a way to beat East.
UAW sues GM to keep Lordstown and two other plants open
The lawsuit contends the automaker is breaching a labor contract.
Panel discusses “New Direcion After Northside”
The future of health care in Youngstown will focus more on prevention and education aimed at keeping people healthy and out of the hospital.
State of relaxation helps Lowellville’s Rotz
Haylie Rotz is to bowl in her third straight state tournament.
Canfield residents question ABC Water district fees
Township residents grilled ABC Water and Storm Water District board member Keith Rogers on Tuesday about new property assessments to fund stormwater upgrades in the area, as well as a proposal to bring Youngstown water to township residents.
Letter fuels disputes on Poland forest issues
A Feb. 21 letter from Dr. Ian Renne, Poland Municipal Forest board member, to Village Council and the board stoked an already contentious board meeting Tuesday night, resulting in a packed village hall.
State defends school takeover law in Ohio Supreme Court case
Lawmakers didn’t violate the Ohio Constitution or a procedural rule when they passed a law that shifted control of poor-performing school districts, the state argued in a new filing at the Ohio Supreme Court, which is considering a case challenging the law.
Ed O'Neill on Vindy Talk Radio Wednesday at noon
Actor Ed O’Neill will join Vindy Talk Radio Wednesday at noon for a free-flowing chat on, well, the latest with Ed.
The Vindicator’s finalists announced in APME newspaper contest
Finalists have been announced in the Ohio Associated Press Media Editors’ 2018 newspaper contest, with The Vindicator’s staff in the running for many awards, including best public service, best spot news coverage and best enterprise reporting.
Belmont Ave. church to be auctioned online
Byce Auction of Youngstown will host an online auction to sell the Centenary United Methodist Church.
Sheriff: Woman claimed pregnancy to get methadone
A Mahoning County jail inmate claimed she was pregnant in order to get methadone treatment.