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10 high schools compete today in National Ocean Science Bowl
“The United States has how many marine sanctuaries?” students were asked in a team competition Saturday at Youngstown State University’s Kilcawley Center.
Va. governor: I'm not in racist photo, won't resign
Blackburn said he believes the photo of a person in a KKK robe and another in black face was placed on the wrong page
UAW reminds GM that taxpayers and the union saved the automaker
Members of Congress who represent Lordstown agree with the union.
Ursuline hangs on to edge Mooney
With 77 seconds remaining, the Ursuline High School basketball team, leading by 12, was in a comfort zone.
YSU musicians get big stage at Super Bowl LIII
Derek Dixie, a Youngstown native and former Dana School of Music student, along with co-arranger/orchestrator and pianist Victoria Theodore, are arranging and orchestrating “America the Beautiful” for the pregame ceremonies.
Raiders hold off Tigers’ rally in 4th
Warren Harding coach Gabe Bubon was on edge all day leading up to the Raiders’ rematch with rival Howland.
Malone eliminates football team
Nine Mahoning Valley athletes and a local coach are without a football home.
New charges filed in East Side murder
Police said death of woman was culmination of three separate shootings
Boardman tops East to run winning streak to 10 games
The East and Boardman boys basketball teams are in different stages of their development.
Details revealed in Vienna cop investigation
A Trumbull County grand jury indicted Vienna police Sgt. Michael Sheehy Friday on charges including possession of drugs, breaking and entering and theft in office.
Springfield cruises over Mineral Ridge
Drew Clark scored a game-high 20 points, Shane Eynon added 19 and Clay Medvec 16.
Dogs involved in six attacks euthanized
The Vienna Township dogs that attacked six people in the past seven months were euthanized Friday, the Trumbull County Dog Warden confirmed.
Super Bowl ads offer simple escapism with star power
Star power from Sarah Michelle Gellar to Steve Carrell abounds in this year’s Super Bowl ads.
Davis Family YMCA’s FIVE Squared art show
More than 500 pieces of art are for sale. The only requirement was the size – 5 inches square.
Inside game lifts Lakeview over Niles
Jeff Remmick scored 27 points, all in the paint, to offset 30 points from Cyler Kane-Johnson.
Local dentists, Choffin students lend skills to help children
Local dentists and Choffin Career and Technical Center students donated their time and skills to Youngstown City Schools students for Give Kids a Smile Day on Friday.
Roberto’s Italian Ristorante will reopen Wednesday, according to the owners
Roberto’s to reopen next week after shut down by Ohio Department of Taxation
Student gets consolation prize in shooting contest at YSU game
Nick Krohn, left, of Boardman gets a check from Burgan Real Estate co-owner Pat Burgan after a controversy over a basketball shot event at a YSU basketball game. Krohn appeared to make a half-court shot that would have won $12,000, but replays showed his left foot was over the line.