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Driver who died in crash with bus had crossed center line
A witness said the driver who died in a head-on crash into a 10-passenger transport bus on state Route 305 on Aug. 14 crossed into the opposite lane of travel twice before the crash.
Austintown police seek 3 who robbed burger restaurant
Police are looking for tips to help them find out who robbed an Austintown restaurant last weekend.
Y'town judicial candidate interviews Monday, Tuesday
Six people are vying for the gubernatorial appointment.
METRO DIGEST || Arrested in Pa.
Police on Thursday arrested the man accused of stealing a car on South State Street after he threatened a business owner at gunpoint Wednesday in New Castle, Pa., after he was accused of stealing another car.
YSU students end first week slip slidin' away
Tyler Carver of Chardon takes part in the inflatable water slide on campus at Youngstown State University. The activity Friday afternoon was part of YSU’s Welcome Week to greet students with a variety of events and activities the first week of school.
METRO DIGEST || Back to School Sunday
Back to School Sunday WARREN Second Baptist Church “A House of Hope,” 1510 Main Ave SW, Warren,
Boyarko named chamber COO
Boyarko named chamber COO YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown/ Warren Regional Chamber announced the
Trump finance chief receives immunity
Associated Press NEW YORK He’s one of the longest-serving employees in Donald Trump’s family
Hurricane floods homes in Hawaii
Associated Press HONOLULU Hurricane Lane weakened Friday as it headed toward the Hawaiian
Trump complains Dems are ‘negative, nasty’
President avoids mention of Governor Kasich at Columbus fundraiser Associated Press COLUMBUS
Steward hosts job fairs for Northside employees
About 40 employers were represented at the Northside job fair.
Clauida Hoerig says she’s sick but won’t let trial be moved back
Hoerig told the judge she is having problems with dizziness.
Judge in Sebring lead-notification case to bar ‘mistake’ defense
The judge in the James Bates lead-notification case has ruled that jurors will not be instructed that the former Sebring water department operator can be found not guilty because his failure to notify Sebring water customers of high lead levels was a “mistake of fact.”