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Official reveals renewed Till probe prompted by 2017 book
Associated Press BIRMINGHAM, Ala. A renewed investigation into the brutal slaying of Emmett Till
Trump: Escalation is possible with US, Iran
Associated Press BRUSSELS President Donald Trump on Thursday forecast an unspecified
Police say they made an ‘error’ in arresting Stormy Daniels
Associated Press COLUMBUS Prosecutors on Thursday dropped charges against porn star Stormy
Summit Academy responds to critical state report
Ohio Department of Education report found one of its local charter schools out of compliance with state laws
Wife of accuser: Stop the abuse
The wife of Trish Nuskievicz asked that Trumbull County commissioners “put a stop” to the bullying and retaliation she says has been directed by the county engineer’s office toward the planning commission’s executive director.
Spectacles for Y'town schoolkids clear success
A cooperative effort that delivered eyeglasses to students resulted in higher attendance, a lower discipline rate and better test performance.
Settlement agreement pays family of killed pedestrian $90,000
The family of Amy Huffman, who was hit by a truck as she walked along state Route 193 in Liberty Township on Jan. 28, 2015, has settled a wrongful-death suit for $90,000, of which five family members will split $65,000.
WRPA OKs new contract for executive director
The port authority also moved forward with development of the Harshman Building, downtown Youngstown.
13-year-old charged with domestic violence for 4th time this year
He was taken to the Trumbull County Juvenile Justice Center.
Commissioners support Children Services renewal
The engineer also announced two upcoming road work projects, and commissioners noted Saturday's tire recycling at Canfield Fairgrounds.
Man gets year in prison for arranging meeting with 15-year-old girl
Girl turned out to be an undercover police officer
Youngstown weighs moving cop divisions, CIRV, development dept.
The second floor of Youngstown’s city hall has been vacant for about 21⁄2 months. Mayor Jamael Tito Brown says he is working to move some city departments, most notably police department units, to the space.
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Margarita-loving bear takes a dip in hot tub Mark Hough had barely taken a sip of
METRO DIGEST || School board to appeal decision about HB 70
School board to appeal decision about HB 70 YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown Board of Education will appeal