AWL gets shelter donation
An animal shelter in Trumbull County is getting a boost in its effort to build a new home.
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Thunderbirds returning to Valley
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will return to the Mahoning Valley in May.
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Cyberstalking bill passes House
Victims of cyberstalking and other technology-based harassment would get better protection under a bill that is headed to the state Senate.
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NASA helps out businesses
Four local companies took part Thursday in what's being called the "NASA Roadshow."
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Students deck the halls at nursing home
A local nursing home is all decked out for the holidays thanks to a group of high school students.
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Education service center gets grant
A more than $300,000 grant will aid the Mahoning County Educational Service Center in its mission to help local children.
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Man indicted on murder charges
A Mahoning County grand jury has indicted a man charged with killing a 70-year-old city man on Thanksgiving Day.
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Forum highlights CNG opportunities
UPDATE: Local leaders and businesses want to know more about compressed natural gas and how they can benefit from the emerging resource.
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County considering sales tax increase
UPDATE: Mahoning County commissioners are considering a proposal to put a sales tax increase on the May ballot.
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Warm and wet Thursday
Warm air ahead of an approaching cold front will bring rain Thursday and push temperatures into the upper 50s. Behind the front, much colder will turn the rain to snow Thursday night. Snow is likely Friday with 3 to 6 inches possible by late Friday night.
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Fire damages house in Youngstown
Crews worked to contain a house fire in Youngstown early Thursday morning.
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Shabazz pleads not guilty to real estate fraud
A Youngstown man accused of running a phony real estate business was arraigned in federal court in Akron on Wednesday.
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Kearney defends $700K tax bill
A Democrat vying to be Ohio's lieutenant governor said Wednesday he will not allow roughly $700,000 in outstanding state and federal tax liens owed by him, his wife and their Cincinnati publishing business to derail his candidacy.
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