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'Glass' loses some shimmer but stays No. 1 at box office
'Glass' loses some shimmer but stays No. 1 at box office
NFL leaders thank Trump for justice reforms, president says
NFL leaders thank Trump for justice reforms, president says
12-hour standoff in Ohio ends in shooting death of deputy
12-hour standoff in Ohio ends in shooting death of deputy
Smolinski helps YSU shoot down Detroit
The Youngstown State women’s basketball team wasted no time extending the Penguins’ best Horizon League start.
UAW president reminds Trump of promise to create manufacturing jobs here
United Auto Workers Local 1112 President Dave Green has sent a second letter to President Donald Trump asking for his help in saving General Motors Lordstown and about U.S. autoworker jobs.
Door still open to proposal to house Rockwell’s scouting collection at the Butler
The Butler Institute of American Art became a target for criticism in the past week after its board’s decision to back out of a deal to display a collection of Norman Rockwell art became public.
Strong start for Valley-made film ‘Them That Follow’
After its successful premiere last week at the Sundance Film Festival, “Them That Follow” is on the right path.
Chaney legend Louis ‘Red’ Angelo, 94, remembered
The Chaney coaching and teaching legend died last week.
Former YSU standout Rivers could play in Super Bowl
No matter what happens in tonight’s Super Bowl, Derek Rivers is staying true to himself.
Wedgewoood Pizza earns Food Network recognition
The 52-year-old Austintown pizza shop has earned Food Network’s praise for its Brier Hill pizza.
17th Penguin Bowl brings ocean to Youngstown, remembers founder ‘Dr. Ray’
“The United States has how many marine sanctuaries?” students were asked in a competition Saturday at Youngstown State University’s Kilcawley Center.
Morgan hits game winner in Motor City
YSU ended the game on an 11-3 run to win back-to-back contests.
McDonald’s Rasile sets state record for 3s, but Bristol wins
Zach Rasile of McDonald sets to fire the shot that gave him the state record for 3-pointers – 330 – in a career at Bristol on Saturday night.
Will experience count in Super Bowl?
Today will be a powerful acid test for Sean McVay and the Rams.
Social media essentials starts Tuesday at YSU
YSU’s communication department is hosting the brown-bag series on social media basics and strategies.
Comp sci summer program for minority men
All Star Code is sponsoring the program in Pittsburgh and NYC.
YSU Moot Court team caps of strong year
At the tournament, sponsored by Central Florida University and the Florida A&M University Law School, participants argued a case as if they were arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Austintown to pilot history program for nation’s schools
Austintown schools Superintendent Vince Colaluca and history teacher Ron Johnson will travel to the George Washington Presidential Library in Mount Vernon, Va., this week for the unveiling of local artwork that also will be used as an educational tool at the middle school.
Suppliers for GM brace for massive job losses
By JOHN SEEWER Associated Press The sting from a major restructuring at General Motors and its