 | Convicted Stalker Is Prime Suspect in Teacher's Slaying
The woman was found dead in a Carriage Hill parking lot Wednesday morning. An aggravated murder warrant has been issued for a man previously convicted of stalking her and police are seeking the public's help in locating him. 
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 | Protection Order Not Enough for Slain Teacher
Clearly, a protection order doesn't always go far enough to protect the victim from a serial stalker.
Stacey Sutera followed every legal avenue she had to keep Robert McLaughlin away from her, but in the end, it wasn't enough.
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 | A Piece of History Destroyed in Campbell
An old school building in Campbell, dating back to the 1840's, was destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
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 | Carriage Hill Residents React To Shooting
Many of the neighbors at the Carriage Hill Apartments woke up to the sounds of sirens and phone calls about the shooting that happened just yards away.
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 | Ohio B.C.I. Search McLaughlin's Home in Painesville
The Ohio Attorney General's Bureau of Criminal Investigating is working with Canfield Police on the investigation of the man suspected of shooting Stacey Sutera.
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 | Dog Found With Portion of Leg, Tail Cut Off
The dog is estimated to be about a year old and she is scheduled to have surgery on Thursday.
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 | Family Believes YSU Student Injured in Hazing Incident
ReSean Yancey, 20, was taken to the hospital last week and was found to have a concussion and bruises all over his body.
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 | Former Jitso's Gets Demolished
Jitso's Place on the East Side was shut down in 2010 for a number of alleged illegal activities.
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 | Warren Fire Department Getting New Pumper Engine
The department received a $332,000 grant from FEMA to replace its 22-year-old pumper.
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 | Drilling Fees Legislation Passes in Pennsylvania
Gov. Tom Corbett, who negotiated the legislation with Republican leaders, is expected to sign the legislation, which would impose a fee on natural gas drilling.
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 | Ohio AG Seeks Tougher Sanctions for Drilling Polluters
Attorney General Mike Dewine also wants drilling companies to fully disclose the chemicals they use in the fracking process.
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 | Custody of Raped Infant Still Being Debated
A custody hearing has been set for March 7. In the meantime, Trumbull County Children Services still has custody of the baby that was raped while in their care.
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 | Bottom Dollar Food Opening 3 Locations Thursday
All three locations will be in Youngstown, which for years has been known as a "food desert" because of its lack of full-service grocery stores. The Youngstown stores are the first in Ohio for the company.
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 | U.S. Supreme Court Won't Permit Lorraine Execution
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected Ohio's request to put a condemned killer to death by refusing to overrule lower court rulings that put the execution on hold.
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 | Fr. Maturi Speaks to Farrell Task Force
Another crowd of concerned citizens, city leaders, clergy and law enforcement met in Farrell to discuss ways to crack down on crime in their city.
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