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Police: Ex-judge is suspect in former wife’s fatal stabbing
Police: Ex-judge is suspect in former wife’s fatal stabbing Eds: APNewsNow. Will be updated.
Saudi king stays silent on son’s role in killing of journalist
Associated Press RIYADH, Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia’s King Salman on Monday gave his first
Several cited for violations at OVI checkpoints in Boardman
A total of 618 vehicles passed through the checkpoints.
Ex-judge suspect in killing of ex-wife
Associated Press CLEVELAND A former Cleveland- area judge who spent nine months in prison for
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NEWSMAKERS Prosecutors double down on charges against Weinstein NEW YORK New York prosecutors
Police: Ex-judge is suspect in former wife’s fatal stabbing
Police: Ex-judge is suspect in former wife’s fatal stabbing Eds: Updates with police saying they
Mill Creek officers honored for rescue
Staff report CANFIELD The Mill Creek MetroParks board recognized two of the park’s police
Suit filed to remove Whitaker
Associated Press WASHINGTON Three Senate Democrats filed a lawsuit Monday arguing that Acting
16 Dems, including Ryan, vow to vote against Pelosi
Associated Press WASHINGTON Sixteen Democrats, including a Mahoning Valley congressman, who’ve
Colorado killer of family sentenced to life in prison
Associated Press GREELEY, Colo. A man who strangled his pregnant wife and suffocated their two
DD board approves $663,000 in purchased services for 2019
The amounts of the three largest of the DD board vendor contracts remain unchanged from last year.
At least 3 killed in hospital shooting
Associated Press CHICAGO A gunman opened fire Monday at a Chicago hospital, killing a police
Trustees discuss road levy passage, general fund increase
Trustees discuss road levy passage, general fund increase
Effort underway to save GM Lordstown plant
WARREN With a child in high school, RaNeal Edwards of Austintown, a 23-year General Motors employee, doesn’t want to move. Her life is here, and this is where she wants to stay. That’s how many General Motors Lordstown employees feel, but some are having to make the difficult decision to transfer to out-of-state jobs.
Giving thanks by giving back
YOUNGSTOWN Turkeys were on the move Monday throughout the city. The city police department helped deliver 100 turkeys donated by Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream & Yogurt, while turkeys also were given to students at East High School and turkey dinners were served for lunch at Harding Elementary School.
Warren hopes sidewalk repairs will increase number of students walking or riding bikes to school
Warren hopes sidewalk repairs will increase number of students walking or riding bikes to school
Schiavoni and Boccieri say they aren’t necessarily done with politics
Both leave the state Legislature Dec. 31
Chief: Help police end killing spree
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN alcorn@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Police Chief Robin Lees is appealing to city
Shooting for unity on basketball court, in city
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Devaun Adams enjoyed thrusting himself into the