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Agenda Friday
Agenda Friday Horizon Science Academy governing board, 6 p.m., 3403 Southern Blvd., Youngstown.
Surplus food
Surplus food Helping Hands Ministry, 93 E. Myrtle Ave., Youngstown, various commodities, 10 a.m.
Two armed robberies, sexual assault occur 24 hours apart in Niles
Two armed robberies, sexual assault occur 24 hours apart in Niles
Boardman police arrest burglary suspects
Boardman police report getting confessions from burglary suspects.
Farmers reports increase in the first quarter of 2018
Farmers National Banc Corp. reported net income of $7.7 million during the first quarter of 2018, which compared with $5.8 million reported during the first quarter of 2017.
Trump, Abe fail to reach deal on exemption
Associated Press PALM BEACH, Fla. President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe
Bump-stock maker to stop taking orders
Associated Press LOS ANGELES The largest manufacturer of bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic
Inspections to be ordered after engine explosion
Associated Press PHILADELPHIA U.S. airline regulators said late Wednesday that they will order
Bush buoyed by tributes to wife
Associated Press HOUSTON In his first public comments since his wife’s death, former President
Cleveland man admits killing Salvation Army bell ringer
A Cleveland man has pleaded guilty in the fatal shooting of a Salvation Army worker who was going out to collect money at one of the charity’s kettles.
Summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield and Austintown
A summary of recent criminal activity in Austintown and Canfield
Sherrod Brown demands GM answer Cruze questions
The senator penned a letter to CEO Mary Barra demanding info about the upcoming 1,500 layoffs at Lordstown.
Claudia Hoerig asks for expert witness in battered woman syndrome
Attorneys for Claudia Hoerig, who is charged with the aggravated murder of her husband, Maj. Karl Hoerig, in their Newton Falls home in 2007, apparently plans to use battered-women’s syndrome in her defense and ask for certain evidence to be suppressed.
Man who committed brutal 2001 rape at 15 to be released at 65
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered the resentencing of Brandon Moore deciding that his 112-year sentence was cruel and unusual because he committed the rape as a juvenile.