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Growing pile of debris in Warren has neighbors asking questions

Warren SERVPRO dumping debris pile

27 Investigates: Animal protection groups say local stray cat issue can be fixed with community’s help

TNR of Warren cat traps

Hot summer made hotter with no AC: Hubbard battles ongoing power outages

Power continues to go out in the city of Hubbard, and many residents are unhappy and are looking for answers.

Local doctor explains Salem seeing highest COVID cases in the area

Dr. Mike Sevilla advises on drastic temperature changes and how it can affect your health

Youngstown mediators say listening, not answering, is key to their work in preventing violence

Guy Burney and Malik Mostella

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Those under 21 make up 1 in 4 Youngstown gun arrests

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Mom looking for answers in son’s 2019 shooting death in Warren

Khalef Freeman was gunned down two days before his birthday almost two years ago.

Ohio, Mahoning County see drop in missing children reports

The Ohio Attorney General released the 2020 Missing Children Clearinghouse Report.

Playground, cameras, new pick-up truck: How local communities spent federal money for COVID-19 relief

Boardman CARES Act upgrades

Trumbull Co. deputy firing tied to fatal crash in Portage County, records show

Officials with the Trumbull County Sheriff's Office have confirmed Deputy Dallas Young has been terminated.

Witness recalls frantic moments when man was hit by car last month

Weathersfield pedestrian crash

Youngstown police, coroner’s office seeking help identifying bodies found decades ago

City police Detective Sgt. Dave Sweeney, who heads up missing persons' cases for the department, and coroner's investigator Theresa Gaetano are trying to find the identity of a woman found Oct. 31, 1995 in a vacant Wirt Street apartment.

Why are there so many crows in the Youngstown area? ONDR addresses increase in groups

crows in Youngstown

Pandemic fuels 2020 increase in violence, shootings in Youngstown, stats show

Youngstown police officer Greg Miller collects shell casings July 8 after a shooting on North Hazelwood Avenue injured two people. Police have dealt with an uptick in shootings this year and police Chief Robin Lees says much of that crime is driven by people who are not allowed to own guns.

Mom looks for answers in son’s 2006 South Side Youngstown shooting death

Jason McInnis, cold case, killed in 2006