Over $6K in equipment taken from Liberty sporting goods store
Reports said over $6,000 in equipment was taken in an overnight break-in at a Belmont Avenue sporting goods store.
View ArticleTraffic moving after crash on U.S. 422 at Trumbull County line
A three-vehicle crash caused traffic delays in the 5500 area of U.S. 422 in Warren, Ohio, early Thursday morning.
View ArticleYBI event to bring business owners to bidding organizations
Two Valley services that help entrepreneurs get off the ground are teaming up for an event in Youngstown.
View ArticleOpen house for Belmont Corridor Study results planned
The City of Youngstown and Liberty Township will host an open house on Wednesday to present the results of a year-long study focused on improving safety and economic development along the Belmont...
View ArticleSharon's Tigers Stadium will now have metal detectors, new rules in place
Fans heading to Sharon's game against Meadville will see new rules at Tiger Stadium this Friday.
View ArticleSentence upheld for man convicted of rape
An appeals court has upheld the 77-year sentence of a man convicted of sexually assaulting three girls in a Youngstown home.
View ArticleLocal firefighter memorialized at national event
Youngstown City School leaders want academic distress designation dropped
View ArticleYoungstown City School leaders want academic distress designation dropped
Much of Tuesday evening's Youngstown School Board meeting focused on the details behind the three-star rating on last week's state report card -- the best rating Youngstown has ever received.
View Article'When Idora Rock' documentary premieres in Youngstown
Youngstown's old Idora Park Ballroom is the center of a local documentary.
View ArticleQueens of Twins Day Festival to host carriage-ride meet-and-greet this weekend
Last month, we told you about Jaquada and Laquala Royal. The Youngstown natives were crowned queens of the 2026 Twins Day Festival in Twinsburg. Now, they're inviting the community to celebrate their...
View ArticleSome homeowners could pay $12K to heat their homes this year amid rising oil...
This week we're feeling temperatures going down, but the cost of oil continues to go up. Some people need that oil to keep their homes warm.
View ArticleCounty auditor on unpaid bills: 'I expect this fully to happen again'
A FirstEnergy shutoff notice to the Sebring Court is now revealing a stack of bills left unpaid by the Mahoning County Clerk of Courts, Michael Ciccone.
View ArticleYoungstown Playhouse warns of high-price ticket scam
The theater said one patron purchased a ticket for over $1,000 to an upcoming show.
View ArticleRequest for reconsideration denied in Danny Lee Hill case
Following an August ruling by the Ohio 11th District Court of Appeals that the sentencing of convicted murderer Danny Lee Hill was proper, the Court ruled in a separate decision to deny Hill's request...
View ArticleSelf-taught composer with Ectrodactyly plays at YSU Presidential Conversation
Self-taught composer with Ectrodactyly plays at YSU Presidential Conversation.
View ArticleCampbell takes gym class to next level with NEOIA partnership
Students in Campbell took their physical education class to a bowling alley Tuesday, but this one is close by.
View ArticleMan who was tracked by OnStar pleads guilty in abduction case
A Wellsville man pleaded guilty Tuesday in connection with an abduction and theft case.
View ArticleMan arrested in West Side drug raid sentenced to 18 months probation
The sentence was recommended by the attorneys in the case and adopted by Judge Durkin.
View ArticleNew trial set for man who appealed 15-year federal prison sentence as his own...
A Nov. 16 trial date was set today for a man who acted as his own attorney and won an appeal of a 15-year sentence on federal drug charges.
View ArticlePUCO Staff opposes SOBE rate hike requests
The Staff of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission is asking that the request of the City of Youngstown and the Ohio Consumers’ Council to adjust its agreement with SOBE on its emergency rate hike be...
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