New U.S. citizens take oath
Thirteen new United States citizens were naturalized Thursday during a ceremony at the Mahoning County Courthouse.
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Woman sentenced in brothel case
An Austintown woman originally indicted on prostitution charges was sentenced to probation on a …
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Fire destroys historical building
A fire in Steubenville has destroyed the historical Creegan Company Building. The situation is also…
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Cold Thursday!
Highs in the upper teens with wind chills around zero.
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Stolen credit card used on shopping spree
Police in Niles are looking for a man that went on a shopping spree with a stolen credit card.
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Pirates bring the "Care-a-Van" to the valley
The Pittsburgh Pirates made an off-season stop in the valley. The Care-A-Van met with fans and students to talk about bullying.
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Fire closes Route 422 in Pa.
A business fire shut down a section of Route 422 in Pennsylvania Wednesday evening.
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Ladies luncheon full of spirit
A Youngstown women's spiritual group held its annual Christmas celebration Wednesday.
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ACA may impact volunteer fire crews
Could the Affordable Care Act place a financial hardship on the men and women now risking their lives to keep us safe from fire?
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Pope named Person of the Year
Local clergy support Time magazine's choice in naming Pope Francis as its Person of the Year.
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Students hold workshop at Fairhaven
A group of Hubbard High School students spent the day Wednesday doing art projects with kids with developmental disabilities.
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Airport offers flight for toys
Local non-profits are teaming up with the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport this week.
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Donations down for local charities
The ringing of the Salvation Army bell for the Red Kettle Campaign is a familiar sound November through December, but this year donors are slow to answer the call.
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