Our Voice

Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.

Appeals court has a chance to define Black Lives Matter

Editorial: Is the ever-expanding Black Lives Matter movement a political organization similar to the

Editorial: The Democratic National Convention begins Monday in Philadelphia against the backdrop of the

Editorial: Given that the crisis in the U.S. of opiate abuse has soared to epidemic heights, it is encouraging

Editorial: Take a drive down South Avenue and some of its adjacent neighborhoods in the city of Youngstown,

Editorial: State charges filed last week against the former water-system operator in Sebring illustrate that

Editorial: In a Freedom of Information Act ruling that restricts public access to mug shots of people arrested

Editorial: Orlando. Dallas. Nice. And now Baton Rouge. The mere mention of each of these cities’ names connotes

Editorial: The Western Reserve Port Authority is a public entity that operates with public dollars, and yet

Editorial: We had certainly hoped for a different outcome in the hotly contested Republican presidential

Editorial: In the immediate after- math of yet another horrendous terror attack in France this week, French,

Editorial: Some 4,500 workers at the sprawling General Motors Lordstown complex, as well as tens of thousands

Editorial: By any objective measure, Chief David Brown of the Dallas Police Department has performed

Editorial: Efforts to treat any of the many socioeconomic ills that sicken our nation – from unemployment to

Editorial: There are 18,000 police departments in the United States, but only 15 have signed on to the

Editorial: On practical, tactical and philosophical fronts, U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter acted wisely