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ShotSpotter
Police Chief Rod Foley discusses the drawbacks and benefits of the ShotSpotter system the city uses to proactively track gunshots.
Ken Bielek
Ken Bielik, a Youngstown Police officer and an Army veteran of the Afghanistan war, talks about the deaths of three men in his unit.
Middle of the Road
Mark Sweetwood and Burton Speakman say they walk a fine line with unbiased reporting - often receiving criticism from proponents on both sides of an issue.
Slowing Down
While some may be rejoicing the end of Ohio's fracking industry, Burton Speakman says the current lull in activity only represents the next phase of a continuing industry.
Is that a boom or a fizzle?
Is that a boom or a fizzle? Mark Sweetwood and Burton Speakman discuss the current trend in Ohio's oil and gas industry.
Fatal Shooting
A woman holding a 5-month old child was shot to death at a Youngstown home today. The baby was unharmed.
Free Publicity
Thanks to local media's coverage of events at The Covelli Centre, Eric Ryan says that promoting shows is easier and cheaper than in any of the neighboring metropolitan areas.
Catering to the Covelli Centre
Eric Ryan discusses the cost savings he's achieved by catering in-house at The Covelli Centre.
Amping Up the Amphitheater
Eric Ryan is convinced that an outdoor amphitheater would draw in crowds and big name artists during the summer months. It remains to be seen if he can convince the city to pay for the construction.
Scalping Tickets
Eric Ryan explains the danger of buying scalped tickets, as well as a new method of selling tickets that makes scalping nearly impossible.
The Boys Are Back in Town
Dennis Mangan gets a call on-air from attorney Bill Weimer. Together they reminisce about their days at Youngstown State University.
A Tribute to Obituaries
Attorney Paul Dutton reveals that his obituary has already been written and Dennis Mangan talks about when the obituaries were written by employees in training.
Sherrod Brown
Senator Sherrod Brown calls in to congratulate Dennis Mangan on his retirement, but Dennis expresses disappointment over an autographed mug.
Desk Dedication
Tony Paglia of the Youngstown Regional Chamber talks about his experiences following in the footsteps of Dennis Mangan.
Dennis and Dennis
Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins drops in to congratulate Editor Dennis Mangan on his retirement.
A Career in Newspapers
Editor Dennis Mangan discusses his experiences through the years working at various publications.
Valley Life
Attorney Paul Dutton talks with Dennis Mangan about growing up and living in the valley.