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Thousands mourn Mormon president Monson

Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY Danielle Cahoon brought her entire family to the public viewing


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Chyna McCallum and Christopher Flynn, Niles, girl, Jan.


King HOLIday

King HOLIday What’s open/closed A checklist of local, state and federal institutions and local


Whaley quits gubernatorial race and endorses Cordray

Schiavoni says Cordray can’t win and Whaley’s decision is ‘extremely disappointing’


Ex-teacher gets probation for secretly filming former students

Man used fake alarm clock radio to record women at his home


County pay study identifies low entry-level salaries

Study provides guidelines for county going forward, commissioner says


Young tech CEO from Niles moves company into Warren energy incubator

Young tech CEO from Niles moves company into Warren energy incubator


Has flu season, in full swing, reached its height?

More than 130 people have been hospitalized with the flu in Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties


MAHONING COUNTY SALARIES

MAHONING COUNTY SALARIES Several county positions have lower-than-market average minimum salaries:


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PNC net income up YOUNGSTOWN The PNC Financial Services Group Inc. on Friday reported net income


FBI knew Vegas gunman had big gun stashes, records say

Associated Press LAS VEGAS FBI agents knew the gunman behind the deadliest mass shooting in


Trump hands nuke deal a ‘last chance’

Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump on Friday delivered an ultimatum to America’s


Kentucky 1st to get OK for Medicaid work requirement

Associated Press FRANKFORT, KY. Kentucky has become the first state to require many of its


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Florida man wins $451 million Mega Millions jackpot

A 20-year-old Florida man has claimed the $451 million Mega Millions jackpot


Cybersecurity firm: US Senate in Russian hackers' crosshairs

A cybersecurity firm says that the same Russian government-aligned hackers who penetrated the Democratic Party have spent the past few months laying the groundwork for an espionage campaign against the U.S. Senate.