

Man Charged in Arson
Updated: 1 hour agoUpdate // New Castle police charged a man they say tried to burn down a house with five people inside because of a domestic fight.
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Update // New Castle police charged a man they say tried to burn down a house with five people inside because of a domestic fight.


Concertgoers will not be allowed to bring backpacks or duffel bags inside the Warren Community Amphitheatre. Diaper bags for kids and medical bags for those people who may suffer from diabetes or other conditions are still allowed.


Update // The Warren Fire Department avoided laying off 14 firefighters after federal officials approved $1.7 million that remained on a federal grant that was in danger of expiring on Monday.


Ohio State Treasurer Josh Mandel said Friday he believes the Mahoning Valley will lead the state’s economic comeback.


Update // Rickey Smith was awaiting his extradition hearing in Trumbull County Common Pleas Judge Ronald Rice’s courtroom when he caused several outbursts in court and had to be pepper-sprayed.


Update // A 41-year-old man was shot Thursday and a woman and her 3-year-old daughter were nearly shot in Warren.


A Canfield man pleaded guilty Friday to misdemeanor charges that say he fondled himself while staring at his daughter and her 12-year-old friend in January.


Update // Attorney General Mike Dewine announced Friday there are 690 missing children in Ohio.


Airmen and reservists at the 910th Air Reserve Station in Vienna were busy Friday loading a school bus onto a cargo plane destined for Haiti.


All Trumbull County deputies are undergoing simulation training at the former RG Steel plant in Warren. The two-day training is put on by RADD Training of Florida and will continue Saturday at the Trumbull County Courthouse.
Ursuline advances to face the winner of LaBrae/Champion at Regionals.
The Golden Flashes advance to face LaBrae in the Division III District Finals on Saturday.
The Cardinals win their first District Title since 2008.
One of the schools named in the auditor’s report was Campbell, which was accused of withdrawing students, in some cases retroactively, for various reasons like truancy and home schooling, without filling out the proper paperwork.
The Tigers have advanced to Regionals for the fifth time in the last six years.
The Farmer’s Market at St. Elizabeth Health Center in Youngstown is open for business.
Friday was prom day for students at the Leonard Kirtz School in Austintown.
Law Enforcement officers in Mahoning County remembered fallen comrades during a memorial service Friday in Youngstown.
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