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Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman Lindsay Estes and Terrance R. Belden Jr., Youngstown, boy, Feb. 8.
Man arrested in death of Warren woman
Man arrested in death of Warren woman COLUMBUS Police here said a SWAT team Thursday arrested a
Hubbard students got an engaging science, technology, engineering and math lesson
Hubbard gives students a way to be competitive and use creativity while learning about STEM concepts
Medical center to host hiring event
Medical center to host hiring event WARREN Trumbull Regional Medical Center is hosting a hiring
MAHONING COUNTY INDICTMENTS
The grand jury also indicted these people on these charges: Tyler J. Verhest, 18, Neilson Avenue,
UPDATE | Manhunt ends, 3 arrested in Austintown robbery
Residents of a house in the 40 block of Beverly Road in Austintown called police to say they were held at gunpoint this morning.
Special prosecutor rebuts Ralph Infante request for dismissal of charges
A special prosecutor has filed a rebuttal to former Niles Mayor Ralph Infante’s argument that “almost all evidence” is gone that Infante could use to defend himself in his public-corruption criminal case.
Williams gets 62 years to life for 2014 stabbing
‘You are evil masquerading as a human being,’ the victim’s adoptive mother told Williams in court.
Casino coming to Lawrence County
Fourteen years ago Lawrence County started to seek out a casino investor and on Thursday it got one.
Youngstown names first black fire chief
As for being the first black fire chief in the city’s history, Finley said, “It is an honor. I didn’t think about it in those terms, but I’m proud. It means something, but not as much as being named to this position.”
Kucinich will fight privatizing education
The Ohio gubernatorial candidate said he intends to give those trying to privatize public education will have “the fight of their lives.”
Warren tries to educate downtown parkers about parking ban
The company that handles parking enforcement in downtown appears to have fired a warning shot regarding people who use two-hour on-street parking spaces by posting signs asking them to respect this week’s snow-related parking ban.