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Yost denied formal role in case over e-school closure
Associated Press COLUMBUS A judge has rejected the Ohio auditor’s effort to formally get
First lady visits migrant children housed in Texas
Associated Press McALLEN, Texas Melania Trump visited with migrant children Thursday during a
GOP struggles to salvage bill, postpones vote
Associated Press WASHINGTON The House Republican immigration overhaul dangled precariously
SCOTUS ruling could bring sales tax to online purchases
Attention shoppers: You soon may be paying more taxes on what you put in your online cart.
WORLD DIGEST || Conservative voice Krauthammer dies
Conservative voice Krauthammer dies NEW YORK Charles Krauthammer, the Pulitzer Prize-winning
Courting Putin, Trump jolts West
Associated Press WASHINGTON As Donald Trump presses ahead with plans for a summer summit with
Eurozone nations get deal to end bailout of Greece
Associated Press LUXEMBOURG Eurozone nations agreed on the final elements of a plan to get
Obama grappled with immigration, too
Associated Press SANTA ANA, Calif. The Trump administration isn’t the first to grapple with the
Iraq set for election recount
Associated Press BAGHDAD Iraq’s Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a disputed law ordering a hand
West Side fire station first to close today in Youngstown
Other stations will shut down on a rotating basis because of financial issues.
Attorneys continue debate over Hoerig's admissions
A videotaped interview at the Trumbull County Sheriff’s Office Jan. 17, the night Claudia Hoerig was flown back to Ohio from Brazil, showed a charming and talkative woman confessing to killing her husband, Karl, in March 2007.
'I knew it was time,' Scarnecchia says
Thomas Scarnecchia, who suddenly retired Monday 30 months into his four-year term as Niles mayor, said a recent hospital stay was the catalyst for his decision to leave office.
Trumbull commissioners to put jail medical services out to bid
Despite a belief that the current medical services at the Trumbull County jail are low cost and high quality, the Trumbull County commissioners will consider other providers before awarding its next contract, Commissioner Frank Fuda said.
Campbell council meets for final session before recess
City council met for the final time before its summer recess Wednesday evening, when the lawmakers approved the payment for a new scoreboard at Roosevelt Park and advanced legislation that could provide the fire department with upgraded equipment.
Liberty, Girard discuss lowering water rates
The officials met Wednesday to discuss the current contract and their desires for the upcoming 2020 contract renewal.
YSU students show youngsters importance of anthropology
The Adventure Camp in Boardman Park also featured animal skulls and stone tools.
Registration for Head Start next month
Trumbull Community Action Program is inviting families to Race to Learning from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. July 18 and 25 to register students for Head Start
Appeals court overturns code-violation conviction
Brandon Miller will not have to serve 60 days in jail for litter and missing and unpainted steps on his property.
Valley activists, charities mobilize support for arrested Salem immigrants
An agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations watches as agents line workers up Tuesday outside Fresh Mark in Salem. The agency detained 146 workers at the plant.
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