27 Investigates

Callers frustrated with COVID-19 vaccine registration process

How many go to prison for repeat gun offenses? WKBN takes a look

One of the most common complaints among city police officers is that people who are convicted of weapons under disability offenses receive probation in too many cases.

With more online shopping this year, be wary of scams

Online shopping

Youngstown police seek info on man they just found out has been missing since 1969

Missing, Frank Arthur Cerimele

Detective tries to get closure for families of Youngstown triple homicide victims

Three people were found dead inside a house in Youngstown.

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Youngstown stands out amid a sea of red in latest election results

Trump and Biden signs in Austintown neighborhood

Trumbull Co. commissioner addresses ‘false claims’ made by challenger about Veterans Resource Center

Dan Polivka

Lack of cooperation key in open shooting cases, Youngstown detectives say

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27 Investigates: New report reveals dated cautionary statement about Mahoning River

There's been a big push the past few years to use the Mahoning River for recreation, namely kayaking and canoeing.

Holiday weekend continues busy trend for Youngstown officers, detectives

Police, Shooting generic

27 years later: Sister wants answers in stabbing death of Campbell man

Kevin Gore, victim in fatal stabbing cold case in Campbell.

Youngstown police looking for info on Pennsylvania woman missing since June

Missing Person, Krickett Rinebold

Researchers identify local COVID-19 ‘superspreaders’

Coronavirus, COVID-19 vaccine testing

Salem assisted living facility not yet closing despite state’s cease and desist letter

The Courtyard at Lexington in Salem

Detectives, victims’ relatives remember Youngstown’s surge of violence in 1990s

In 1991, the city recorded 59 homicides, an all-time high at the time, kicking off a decade in which Youngstown recorded 492 homicides.