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Contest Sparks "Green" Idea
Poland students promote eco-friendly change in "Save the Planet" challenge.
Big Change in the Banking World
National City Bank name is disappearing as PNC signs are going up at branches around the Valley.
Unemployment Keeps Rising
Latest numbers show nearly 200,000 jobs were lost in the month of October.
Woman Accused of Hiring Friend to Kill Her Mother
Prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty against a woman accused of hiring a friend to kill her mother.
Broke? The IRS Might Owe You
There are nearly 2,500 unclaimed tax refund checks just for Ohioans. Nearly 900 of those checks belong to residents in Northeast Ohio.
Local Connection to Fort Hood Massacre
The mother of a Cortland soldier on the base during the shootings said she's thankful he's safe but is feeling for the soldiers killed and injured during the mass shooting. Video Video
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Jay's Famous Hot Dogs Moves
New owners set up shop on Youngstown Warren Road.
One Hurt in 711 Crash
The crash happened on the 711 connector in Girard. One was taken to the hospital.
Coats for a Cause
Warren Councilman Bob Dean is heading up a drive to supply area kids with coats this winter.
Dislocated Workers Could Qualify for Health Care Help
Health insurance assistance, funded by stimulus money, could be available for some dislocated workers through Trumbull County One Stop.
A 21-year-old was killed and his passenger hospitalized after the crash at Market Street and Falls Avenue.
Pioneer Trails Tree Farm is gearing up for Operation Evergreen, which supplies soldiers overseas with Christmas trees.
The city wants health care concessions; the unions want cheaper health care. And it's creating a rift between the two.
While there are no suspects or victims yet, Youngstown police are investigating a suspected shooting at an east side auto shop.
The bar, which the city claims has been the site of illegal gambling and drug activity, is boarded up and has been declared a nuisance.
Robert Armstrong, Jorbrail Grhim and Elijah Johnson are accused with attempted murder and complicity.
Paul Brown is accused in the shooting death of 17-year-old Ashton Jackson last May.
The family left a rehabilitation hospital in Akron Thursday night, and the little boy is back at home.
As Mayor Jay Williams returns from a trip to Europe, which included a visit with executives of V&M, city council members were taking care of some details.
County must schedule a casting of the lots between two candidates for one seat on the Hermitage Board of Commissioners.
Luke Holko is home from the Cleveland clinic children's rehabilitation hospital, where he has been recovering for the last few weeks.
Officials in Ohio have drastically lowered the legal weight limit on a historic covered bridge that was damaged by a delivery truck.
Police are looking into what caused the driver of a car to lose control at the corner of Falls Avenue and Market Street.
An 18 year-old man, shot to death last night in Sharon, has been indentified. Police are still looking for his killer.
Interstate 80 eastbound had been closed between Exits 4B (PA 60 North) and Exit 15 (US 19 Mercer) in Lackawannock Township due to a multi-vehicle crash.
New Castle police have dropped charges against a man who was arrested with seven others last month on charges they set 12 arson fires in the last two years.
Sharon police are sorting out the details after an early morning shooting that left one dead and two others injured.
A former Youngstown pastor accused of sexually assaulting a young female accepted a plea bargain that will allow him to avoid jail time but will prohibit him from serving in the clergy.
Homebuyers looking to take advantage of the government's tax credit may have a few extra months. A new bill is just one step away from both extending and expanding the credit.
A group of Poland Township residents are upset about traffic around the township park -- and the signs in their front yards prove it.
Police find drugs and video gambling machines inside the bar, where the owners and several patrons were arrested.
Jovanna Egnozzi, 74, has been a Yankees fan for more than 60 years.
Trumbull County Probate Court and Trumbull County Childrens Services gather to celebrate seven adoption of children by their foster parents.
The man allegedly hit an eighth grade Newton Falls football player during a game last month.
With all the recent layoffs in Trumbull County the folks who run Mobile Meals were concerned about a lack of volunteers. But it seems like when things get tough people step up.
When you're having a heart attack, every second counts. That's why one western Pennsylvania hospital has put new technology in place to help save valuable time -- and lives.
County revenue is falling and the budget is projected to fall about $2 million short.
The Linton Funeral Home served the north side of Youngstown for decades, but after it closed, started attracting plenty of crime. Thursday, it was torn down.
The casino developer and poker champion who had a failed bid for an Ohio slots parlor in 2008 has staked a claim to all four Ohio casinos voters approved Tuesday.
Ohio regulators are giving FirstEnergy until Nov. 30 to propose a new energy-efficient light bulb program that won't spark controversy.
The Midwestern chain of Meijer stores has entered a toy-pricing war with national retail giants Walmart and Target, dropping prices 30 percent on more than 400 toys.
A gun was held to a clerk's back at a Campbell Pharmacy during a robbery.
Sex scandal with parishoner ends with Canfield pastor spending 30 days on house arrest and two years probation.
Due to scheduling conflicts, the WWE Extreme event has been postponed.
Wheatland Tube Co. is moving operations from its pipe plant in Sharon to another western Pennsylvania plant, and laying off 40 workers in the process.
Universities, such as Youngstown State, frequently have to ask for outside money; special grants so faculty and staff can carry on with their research. This year, YSU pulled in more than it ever has.
The Covelli Centre in Youngstown was rockin' Wednesday night with former American Idol star, Daughtry.
Delphi hourly retirees ask Traficant for help keeping their current health coverage.
Mane Atraktion, the five-member dance team from Youngstown, will move to the next round.
The unemployed would get 20 more weeks of unemployment benefits in an effort to jump-start the dormant housing market.



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