Details emerge in death of Howland woman
New details, including a possible suspect, have been revealed in the death of a Howland woman whose body was found along a road in Trumbull County.
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Snow Saturday / Total Snow 3 to 6 inches
Winter weather advisory in effect after midnight into Saturday, expiring late Saturday night and …
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Police investigate string of burglaries
Police in Lawrence County are investigating several daytime burglaries and are urging resident to …
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Not guilty pleas entered in rape case
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Jury reaches verdict in home invasion shooting
A Trumbull County jury has reached a verdict in the case of a shooting that happened during a home invasion.
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Police: Pa. man assaulted friend during sleepover
NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. (AP) — Police have an arrest warrant for a western Pennsylvania man charged with sexually fondling his daughter's friend during a sleepover.
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Two accidents slow traffic on I-680
Police are investigating two accidents that happened within minutes of each other late Thursday night on Interstate 680.
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Garage and vehicle destroyed by fire
A Mercer County business sustained damage after a fire broke out inside a garage late Thursday night.
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Lottery employee accused of theft
An Ohio Lottery Commission employee was indicted Thursday on a felony count of theft in office.
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Blind man recounts escape from twin towers
Michael Hingson remembers Sept. 11, 2001, because he lived through it. He was on the 78th floor of the North Tower when the first plane hit.
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Shelter filling up in frigid temps
The Rescue Mission of the Mahoning Valley doesn't want to leave anyone out in the cold during these frigid temperatures.
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Struggling families get holiday help
Families in Liberty Township who may be struggling are getting some help this holiday season.
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