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METRO DIGEST || Police say woman lied about stabbing
Police say woman lied about assault BOARDMAN Township police say a woman is receiving counseling
BUSINESS DIGEST ||
Exclusive license YOUNGSTOWN Strangpresse, an extruder manufacturer located in Youngstown, has
Facebook’s COO favors release of Russia-linked ads
Associated Press NEW YORK A top Facebook executive says ads linked to Russia trying to
MAHONING COUNTY | INDICTMENTS
David E. Cobb Jr., 27, Sherwood Avenue, being a felon in possession of a firearm and carrying
Media, retail losses pull stock indexes away from highs
Associated Press NEW YORK U.S. stock indexes retreated from their record highs Thursday as
Searchers look for bodies in California’s charred ruins
Associated Press SONOMA, Calif. Search-and-rescue teams, some with cadaver dogs, started
Hotel: Gunman shot at crowd seconds after shooting guard
Hotel: Gunman shot at crowd seconds after shooting guard Even as investigators struggle to unravel
Steel Valley Craftoberfest is Saturday in Austintown
Biker Brewhouse is hosting the event on Interstate Boulevard
MAHONING COURTS
COURTS MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Andre D. Campbell, 58, of Cleveland, and Tenna L.
Jury selection begins in Hamad aggravated murder trial
The trial testimony is expected to take about three weeks.
Novelist and YSU professor charged with domestic violence
Christopher Barzak's husband told police the professor punched him after an argument over sex.
Israel trip provides connections for YBI, YSU and Youngstown
A trip to Israel led to more than just one connection for Youngstown.
YSU receives $2 million Department of Commerce grant
Tghe money will help expand advance manufacturing training programs.
Former Niles funeral director says ump'ing wages won't cover restitution
Robert P. McDermott Sr., 55, who served nearly three years in prison for a scam involving his former Niles funeral home, is asking for leniency in paying the $500 per month he was ordered to pay in restitution.