Forum highlights CNG opportunities
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 replacement tax
Mahoning County Commissioners are considering a proposal to put a replacement sales tax on the May …
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Colder next week
Warm air ahead of an approaching cold front will bring rain Thursday and push temperatures into the…
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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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Police, neighborhood watches work together
UPDATE: Boardman officials are hoping all seven of the township's neighborhood groups will come together and work more collaboratively to reduce crime.
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Mooney legend reflects on glory days
As Cardinal Mooney prepares to play for its 9th state championship on Friday, WYTV anchor Stan Boney looks back at the career of Mooney football legend Ted Bell, who played on the school's 1973 championship team.
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Author promotes book at Lake Club
Best selling author Adriana Trigiani appeared before a full house at The Lake Club in Poland on Wednesday.
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13th annual Winterfest dance held
Special needs students around the Valley got the chance to let loose Wednesday night.
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Carols & Cocoa concert held in Youngstown
The annual Carols & Cocoa concert by the Dana School of Music has become a Mahoning Valley holiday tradition.
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Lions Club hosts annual Christmas party
The 93rd annual Christmas party for visually impaired and special needs children sponsored by the Youngstown Lions Club was hel at the Saxon Club on Meridian Road.
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Author offers students career tips
The author of a new book revealed to some Trumbull County students the key to jolting their careers.
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