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YPD finds fentanyl in two separate incidents
More than $11,000 in cash found during search warrant on Emerson
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Fighting hunger YOUNGSTOWN September is Hunger Action Month, and Citizens Bank employees joined
St. E’s locked down in search for robbery suspect
Suspect not found at hospital and lockdown was lifted
Trump dispenses hoagies and handshakes in hurricane zone
Associated Press NAPLES, Fla. President Donald Trump doled out hoagies and handshakes in the
RICHMOND CASE
RICHMOND CASE Key dates A partial timeline of events in the Ma’lik Richmond case, according to
1 killed, 7 injured in Fort Bragg training exercise
Associated Press FORT BRAGG, N.C. A training exercise involving demolitions killed one special
Poland Twp. worker faces theft charge, placed on leave
The defendant is the son of Poland Village police Chief Russell Beatty Jr.
Former Lordstown coach pleads guilty to sex crimes involving players
Former Lordstown schools volleyball and basketball coach Richard Knox pleaded guilty Wednesday to a bill of information on six felony charges, admitting to commiting sex offenses against two volleyball players.
Overall YSU enrollment declines, but freshman enrollment increases
Youngstown State University’s overall enrollment has declined nearly 1 percent since 2016
Harvey boosts Valley gas prices
But relief is coming to the pump in a few weeks, AAA officials said.
Ex-Niles auditor pleads not guilty to 9 charges
The charges are related to the public-corruption case against former Niles mayor Ralph Infante and his wife, Judy.
Campbell, Youngstown agree to bolster water security
The Youngstown-Campbell Interconnection Project – which was put out for bid earlier this month – will provide Campbell with a second source of water while also increasing Youngstown’s water security.
Events at Tyler look back on Black Monday
Two programs about Black Monday, which marks its 40th anniversary next week, will take place at the Tyler History Center, 325 W. Federal St., downtown.