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WORLD DIGEST || FDA warns of fake warning letters sent to consumers
FDA warns of fake warning letters sent to consumers WASHINGTON U.S. health authorities are
Ohio House bill offers second chance to teens caught sexting
Associated Press CINCINNATI The punishment for teenagers caught sharing sexually explicit
Trump faults Obama for US response to Russian hacking
Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump on Saturday scolded the Obama administration
Archaeologists discover mummification workshop
Associated Press CAIRO Archaeologists in Egypt stumbled upon a new discovery dating back to
CORRECTION
CORRECTION The seventh annual West Side Cats Bike Run & Summer Festival will take place all day
Mixed messaging abounds as Trump-Putin talks near
Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump’s persistence in pursuing friendly ties with
US official says Russia using social media to divide Americans
Associated Press PHILADELPHIA The U.S. homeland security secretary said Saturday there are no
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Bonilla Dejesus Zulymar and Pedro Rodriguez, Youngstown,
METRO DIGEST || Heritage Manor volunteer honors
Volunteer honors YOUNGSTOWN Heritage Manor Rehabilitation & Retirement Community will recognize
Columbiana County native still in running to be awarded Manson estate
Two men who claimed the most direct line of descent to murder mastermind Charles Manson were eliminated Friday from the bitter battle over Manson’s estate, leaving a Columbiana County native still in the running.
Former YSU president Randy Dunn separating from Southern Illinois University
Randy J. Dunn, who left as Youngstown State University’s president in 2014 to become president of Southern Illinois University, will officially separate from SIU on Monday.
Mom hears shots, finds son who falls through doorway
Delmas Pippin is Youngstown’s ninth homicide victim of the year.
West Side Cats Bike Run & Summer Festival is Sunday at the Austintown Park
Bikers get free lunch after their bike run.
Man wanted for dragging OSP trooper turns himself in
Trooper dragged for a mile and a half was released from hospital.
Gustavus teen at fair carries on family tradition and ‘loves his cows’
The 26 dairy cattle entered in the Trumbull County Fair this year by Zac Logan and his family fill up more than half of a barn.
Defense attorneys ask judge to consider intoxication of Niles teen murderer
Defense attorneys for Jacob LaRosa, who is waiting to learn what his punishment will be for killing, robbing and attempting to rape his elderly neighbor, asked Judge W. Wyatt McKay to keep in mind how intoxicated LaRosa, then 15, was at the time of the crimes.
Man nearly shot by Niles cops gets 18-month sentence
Eric H. Gladhill, 45, of Vienna Avenue in Niles, who narrowly escaped being shot by Niles police April 10 after he descended the stairs of his home holding a toy gun, was sentenced to 18 months in prison Thursday.
Youngstown’s oldest residence honored with state marker
Sylvia J. and Philip Imler, owners of the Kyle-McCollum House in Youngstown, stand near the state historical marker unveiled Friday at their home. The house is the city’s oldest continuously inhabited residence on its original site.