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3rd Mahoning County opioid summit examines whether addiction is a choice
“No one chooses to become addicted,” said Dr. Daniel Brown of Meridian HealthCare.
Special needs students gather for 21st prom
The dance, now in its 21st year, brings students with special needs from more than 30 schools across three counties together for a prom experience.
Mahoning land bank demolishes 600th home
The property at 846 N. 15th Street in Sebring is one of 15 demolitions the land bank plans to carry out over the next several months.
United Way invests $3.2 million into local programs
United Way said the total amount is the largest ever invested in the region.
10 years for ‘two decades of public corruption,’ judges tells Infante
Former Niles Mayor Ralph Infante was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison for engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and 21 other crimes.
Procurement event
Procurement event YOUNGSTOWN The city and the Youngstown Business Incubator on Friday hosted a
Awards given to CTNY
Awards given to CTNY YOUNGSTOWN Judging has been completed for the entries to the 24th annual
Open containers
Open containers YOUNGSTOWN Police charged three men, including one in an electric mobility
U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan called on Trump to reverse his position on ending Obama era fuel efficiency standards
U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Howland, D-13th, called on the president to reverse his position on ending Obama era fuel efficiency standards
Decision on interview to come after summit, Giuliani says
Associated Press NEW YORK President Donald Trump and his lawyers likely won’t decide whether he
Multiple school-shooting reports create chaos in California city
Associated Press PALMDALE, Calif. A 14-year-old boy used a rifle to shoot a former classmate in
Summary of recent criminal activity in Girard and Liberty
A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard and Liberty
Court vacates Yavorcik’s Oakhill convictions
The 8th District Court of Appeals vacated the eight felony convictions in the corruption case, saying Cuyahoga County was the wrong place to conduct the trial.