Fire Destroys Trumbull Saw Mill
Updated: 29 mins agoEarly indications are that a burning block of wood caught sawdust on fire.
CARTS Workers on Strike
Updated: 1 min agoA breakdown in negotiations between approximately 40 Community Action Rural Transit System workers and the Community Action Agency has resulted in a strike.
Internet Cafe Ban Passes
Updated: 8 hours agoUpdate // The Ohio Senate passed the measure on 27-6 vote, less than a year after blocking passage of a similar bill.
Hearings Continue in D & L Permit Fight
Updated: 14 mins agoAttorneys trying to argue for the reinstatement of D & L Energy’s injection well permits will continue to present their case Thursday at a hearing before the Oil and Gas Commission in Columbus.
Statue Questioned
Updated: 49 mins agoSome residents at a town hall meeting Wednesday felt the choice of Clement Vallandigham for the statue might send the wrong message about what Lisbon stands for.
Permit to Be Issued for Plant
Updated: 8 hours agoThe Ohio EPA held an informational meeting Wednesday evening about an air pollution permit it plans to issue soon to Pennant Midstream for its proposed gas processing plant in Springfield Township.
Toth Declared Cancer Free
Updated: 7 hours agoAdrienne Toth sent a picture on Wednesday showing her newborn son, Kellan, holding a sign declaring “my mommy is cancer free.”
2 Charged in PTO Theft
Updated: 9 hours agoGina Grata, 45, and Kelly Vocaire, 41, both of Hermitage, have been charged with theft and two counts of conspiracy for allegedly stealing more than $35,000 from the Hermitage Parent Teacher Organization.
Chief Nabs Burglary Suspect
Updated: 13 hours agoThe Lordstown police chief caught a burglary suspect red-handed as he was leaving a house on Palmyra Road with a flat-screen TV.
Counterfeit Bills Passed
Updated: 11 hours agoUpdate // The U.S. Secret Service has joined local police in searching for two men who allegedly spent a couple days in the area last week leaving behind thousands of dollars of counterfeit cash.
Arrest Made in Ricin Case
Updated: 7 hours agoA grand jury indictment accuses Matthew Ryan Buquet, 37, of mailing a death threat to U.S. District Judge Fred Van Sickle in Spokane on May 14.
Tornado Damage Estimate Is $2B
Updated: 7 hours agoAlso Wednesday, authorities released the identities of the 24 people, including 10 children, who died.
7 Receive Golden Apples
Updated: 7 hours agoThe Golden Apple awards are given to teachers in the Youngstown Diocese that go above and beyond to assist in the spiritual and educational development of their students.
Mikovich Powers Fitch Past Aurora
Updated: 9 hours agoAustintown Fitch girls advance to the Division I Regional semifinals for the first time since 2005 after a 5-2 victory over Aurora on Wednesday.
Bald Eagle Shot, Killed
Updated: 10 hours agoThe wounded eagle was found by people riding all-terrain vehicles on May 10 in northern Cambria County, and the bird died before it could be treated for a single wound from a small-caliber gun.
Havana House Opens Lounge
Updated: 10 hours agoTo celebrate the grand opening of the Wynwood Cigar Lounge on Friday, the Havana House in Niles will hold an art auction, with proceeds benefiting the Purple Cat.
YSU Falls in Tourney Opener
Updated: 10 hours agoThe fifth-seeded Penguins will now plan an elimination game at 7 p.m. on Thursday against either Valparaiso or UIC.
Ursuline Captures District Title
Updated: 9 hours agoThe Irish have now won a District Title in six of the last eight years.
Senate Offers Budget Changes
Updated: 10 hours agoDemocrats in the Ohio Senate suggested Wednesday that budget writers take millions of dollars from a proposed income tax cut for higher wage earners and direct it to schools instead.
Poland Punches Ticket to Finals
Updated: 9 hours agoThe Bulldogs advance to face Canfield in the District Finals on Thursday.