Much colder all week
A fast moving weather system will bring light snow to the area early Tuesday.
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Shooting suspects get away in Warren
UPDATE: The victim of a shooting and robbery in Warren Monday night has died.
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Photos: Memorial held for Nelson Mandela
Thousands gathered in South Africa to attend a memorial service for former President Nelson …
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Obama: Make Mandela's life work your own
Celebrating one of his personal heroes, President Barack Obama praised Nelson Mandela as the last great liberator of the 20th century, urging the world to carry on his legacy by fighting inequality, poverty and discrimination.
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Farmers learn about tax changes
Farmers enrolled in Ohio's Current Agricultural Use Valuation program are facing a tax hike as part of a re-evaluation process of the rates used to calculate their property values.
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Church thanks foster families
Abundant Life Fellowship Church in New Waterford held its fifth annual foster appreciation dinner Monday night to thank all foster parents for all they do.
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Government sells remaining GM shares
The U.S. government is no longer part owner of General Motors.
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Woman sentenced for drug conviction
A Hanoverton woman was sentenced Monday in federal court to house arrest and probation for her role in a marijuana distribution ring.
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Man arrested for gun threat
A Pennsylvania man remains at the Mahoning County Jail after New Middletown police said he threatened a woman with a stun gun during a domestic argument late Sunday night.
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CIty eyes Junior Firefighter Program
Youngstown Fire Chief John O'Neill wants to start a Junior Firefighter Program targeting young people between the ages of 12 and 18.
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Street reopens in downtown
A street that was closed so crews could tear down an old theater in Youngstown has reopened.
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Schiavoni rings bell for Salvation Army
State Sen. Joe Schiavoni, D-Boardman, is ringing in the holiday season by helping out the Salvation Army.
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Teachers seek classroom grant
Four teachers in the Mahoning and Shenango Valleys are about to get $500 each to help in their classrooms.
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