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Key findings coming on Mueller report - but not yet

Key findings coming on Mueller report -- but not quite yet


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NZ candlelit vigil in Youngstown

Richard Marlin, president of the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation board, told about 100 people from all faiths and cultures who attended the vigil that the Jewish community stands in support of the Muslim community in mourning the victims.

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GM announces jobs, electric vehicle in Mich. after Trump venom

General Motors plans to add 400 jobs and build a new electric vehicle at a factory north of Detroit.


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Students exposed to the fun side of manufacturing

The coalition director wants to challenge perceptions.


Youngstown Streetscape beautification program is June 1

About 600 people will volunteer.


Trumbull transit administrator says votes might end system

“That means come July 1, Terry Thomas’s contract is done. We’re done with transportation here,” Transit Administrator Mike Salamone said moments after the vote.


The leader of the ‘City of You’ project receives recognition for his effort

He'll receive the statewide award May 15.


Liberty trustees discuss recycling

Recycling may increase by 95 cents a month in Liberty.


BUSINESS DIGEST || YBI Fulbright Scholar

Patrick Gaughan, an entrepreneur at the Youngstown Business Incubator, has been accepted as a Fulbright Scholar at Hanoi Law University for next year’s spring term.


3 sentenced in gun cases

2 defendants get probation


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Former Poland football star opens up about addiction

Angela DeVito, left, and Chief Magistrate Karen Melone clap after Brandon Stevens, right, of Warren, speaks about his recovery from drug addiction at the Community Opioid Summit V Friday morning at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church hall.


Crashes during chase


Lane closure planned


Community meeting