Former teacher sentenced in sex case
A former Boardman teacher was sentenced Wednesday after pleading guilty to sexual battery charges and admitting to having a sexual relationship with a student.
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Sheriff welcomes new deputy
The Columbiana County Sheriff's Office welcomed its newest deputy Wednesday.
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Thursday starts warm
Warmer than normal temperatures can be expect this week along with rain showers at times.
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Suspect in jail after high speed chase
A suspect allegedly involved in a South Side robbery and police chase that ended in a crash is out of the hospital and in jail.
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3 arrested in overnight chases
Youngstown police officers have been involved in three high-speed chases since Tuesday with two of them happening overnight.
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Robbery, chase results in crash
An 18-year-old man was arrested and taken to St. Elizabeth Health Center after crashing his pickup truck into a telephone pole during a police chase following an armed robbery just a few minutes before the crash.
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United Way receives large donation
The Home Saving Charitable Foundation presented the United Way with a $40,000 check Tuesday afternoon.
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Poland woman mentioned by Obama in speech
A woman from Poland was recognized by President Obama during a speech about the health care law on Tuesday.
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Medal of Honor recipient speaks in Niles
Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Ronald Rosser spoke to Niles students about the importance of receiving an education.
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Peace summit held in Warren
Community members gathered in Warren on Tuesday evening for a forum on restoring the peace in a city plagued by violence in recent years.
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Trumbull County to provide veteran ID cards
Trumbull County Recorder Diana Marchese said veteran identification cards will be available shortly after the first of the year.
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Damaged records being restored
Thousands of Trumbull County records damaged by floodwaters in downtown Warren this past summer are being restored to their original condition.
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Budget hearings complete in Trumbull County
Trumbull County Auditor Adrian Biviano said commissioners will not see much of an increase from the current budget next year.
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