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Many guns in Ohio could be banned without legislative fix
Many guns in Ohio could be banned without legislative fix
Austintown sees more than $5M in commercial growth
Medical offices, a nursing home, newly renovated restaurants are among the projects
Mahoning Valley native Ryan Blaney wins 2nd Daytona 500 stage
He had one of the fastest cars in the 2018 season opener as well
Anthony Weiner released from federal prison
The former congressman had a fall from grace over his sex addiction
Ace Hardware to open store in Boardman this spring
Ace Hardware to open store in Boardman this spring
YSU women rout Milwaukee, 67-47
Alison Smolinski made six of her seven 3-point attempts and scored 21 points.
Rally set Monday in Warren to protest national emergency
Rally set Monday in Warren to protest national emergency
Black WWII unit hailed at event in Youngstown
Ina R. Madison became highly emotional when she handled her late husband’s military outfit for the first time in several decades.
Quisenberry’s 37 lead YSU to six wins in a row
Even when YSU’s entire offense ground to a halt, Darius Quisenberry found a way to keep scoring.
The fight continues say attendees of Black History Month’s Feast of Salads
Youngstown Mayor Jamael Tito Brown urged attendees at Saturday’s Black History Month’s Feast of Salads to pass their personal “black history” on to their children and the young people in the community.
Team USA turns tables on Phantoms
On Military Appreciation Night, even the Youngstown Phantoms had to appreciate the effort of their team Team USA 17-U foes.
Boardman swimmers headed for state meet
Boardman junior Noah Basista had an awakening near the end of December.
YSU students dance to help Akron Children's
Students at Youngstown State University were dancing for dollars Saturday during the third annual Guinathon, a dance marathon to raise money for Akron Children’s Hospital Mahoning Valley.
YSU ROUNDUP | Saturday’s results
Baseball Mississippi State sweeps Penguins Starkville, Miss. Junior infielder Blaze Glenn hit
Williamson’s first student council
Williamson Elementary has its first-ever student council ready to engage with the school and the surrounding community.
Book unearths Kent’s impressive rock history
Kent is no ordinary place. The only real college town in northeast Ohio, it has always been a lightning rod for what is in the air.