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Two long-time popular events in Salem need a little help in order to continue next year. The events have become summertime traditions that benefit the city and local charities. For years the Arby's Car Cruise has attracted cruisers and car lovers every Saturday, and one weekend every June the show moves downtown for the Salem Super Cruise. It's been a labor of love for a group called the Cruisin Crew. But the crew is getting older and will step away after this year. "And ... More>>
A Craigslist ad and an Austintown cop pretending to be a teenaged boy have landed one man behind bars.
Niles was placed in fiscal emergency in 2014 after many of its major fund fell into the red. In fact earlier this year, the water fund alone was in the red by nearly $800,000. Now today the water fund is above water, sitting at over $200,000 in the black. Now as it enters the final quarter of 2017, for the first time in three years, all the major funds of the city, including water, light and its general fund have positives balances. City officials say it took a lot of har... More>>
Authorities say they plan more operations similar to an undercover human sex trafficking sting in Mahoning County that resulted in charges against nine men, most of whom who were allegedly looking to buy sex.
A Columbiana County animal sanctuary has a bigger home and even bigger plans after outgrowing their current facility on Depot Road in Salem.
A Warren woman is telling police that a mysterious masked man came to her home two times, threatening her during the first visit and cutting her with a razor the second time.
A Pennsylvania fire chief is apologizing after using a racial slur against Steelers coach Mike Tomlin in a social media post referencing recent national anthem protests.
More >>A Pennsylvania fire chief is apologizing after using a racial slur against Steelers coach Mike Tomlin in a social media post referencing recent national anthem protests.
More >>In a typical week, the state Department of Corrections receives a list of 1,000 inmates who need to be assigned to one of its 25 correctional facilities.
More >>In a typical week, the state Department of Corrections receives a list of 1,000 inmates who need to be assigned to one of its 25 correctional facilities.
More >>The Lancaster County coroner's office is urging relatives to claim the remains of more than five dozen people who will be buried in a single grave next week.
More >>The Lancaster County coroner's office is urging relatives to claim the remains of more than five dozen people who will be buried in a single grave next week.
More >>A Pennsylvania court has denied the appeal of a man who claimed he was too large and weak to sexually assault a young girl.
More >>A Pennsylvania court has denied the appeal of a man who claimed he was too large and weak to sexually assault a young girl.
More >>The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is reviving legislation that emerged last year as then-Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump urged his supporters to watch Philadelphia closely for cheating at the...
More >>The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is reviving legislation that emerged last year as then-Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump urged his supporters to watch Philadelphia closely for cheating at the polls on...
More >>Some people in the City of Hubbard may have low water pressure or no water at all following a burst water line.
More >>Some people in the City of Hubbard may have low water pressure or no water at all following a burst water line.
More >>Youngstown tops the list of Ohio cities with the highest number of burglaries and is fourth in the nation according to a survey conducted by a home security company. A report from ADT looked at data from more than 18,000 law enforcement agencies and found that Youngstown had 17.7 burglaries per 1,000 residents in 2015. The survey found that only three U.S. Cities, Lake Charles, Louisiana (21 burglaries per 1,000), Vallejo, California (19.4 burglaries per 1,000), and Pueblo, Colorado...
More >>Youngstown tops the list of Ohio cities with the highest number of burglaries and is fourth in the nation according to a survey conducted by a home security company. A report from ADT looked at data from more than 18,000 law enforcement agencies and found that Youngstown had 17.7 burglaries per 1,000 residents in 2015. The survey found that only three U.S. Cities, Lake Charles, Louisiana (21 burglaries per 1,000), Vallejo, California (19.4 burglaries per 1,000), and Pueblo, Colorado...
More >>The Youngstown Police investigators are trying to sort out stories from witnesses who say a card party on the city's South Side ended with a woman running over a man with her car.
More >>The Youngstown Police investigators are trying to sort out stories from witnesses who say a card party on the city's South Side ended with a woman running over a man with her car.
More >>If you drive through Poland, chances are you have seen June Baker dancing her heart out on Route 224.
More >>If you drive through Poland, chances are you have seen June Baker dancing her heart out on Route 224.
More >>Students at Brookfield Middle School have been busy writing notes of encouragement to students affected by Hurricane Harvey.
More >>Students at Brookfield Middle School have been busy writing notes of encouragement to students affected by Hurricane Harvey.
More >>Following a first year that saw significant gains in students' reading and math scores, the Youngstown City School District provided an expanded after-school program which began Monday.
More >>Following a first year that saw significant gains in students' reading and math scores, the Youngstown City School District provided an expanded after-school program which began Monday.
More >>Local Youngstown resident Isabel Villaplana is partnering with Commissioner Rev. Juan Rivera of the Ohio Commission for Hispanic Latino Affairs to rally the Greater Youngstown/Warren area to provide immediate disaster relief to friends and family in Puerto Rico.
More >>Local Youngstown resident Isabel Villaplana is partnering with Commissioner Rev. Juan Rivera of the Ohio Commission for Hispanic Latino Affairs to rally the Greater Youngstown/Warren area to provide immediate disaster relief to friends and family in Puerto Rico.
More >>Rudy Abreu, who competed on the 11th season of "So You Think You Can Dance," led upper level Youngstown City School District visual and performing arts students in a master class this week.
More >>Rudy Abreu, who competed on the 11th season of "So You Think You Can Dance," led upper level Youngstown City School District visual and performing arts students in a master class this week.
More >>A lawsuit was filed Monday in Columbiana County Court against the city of East Liverpool, the Columbiana County Board of Elections and the city's auditor.
More >>A lawsuit was filed Monday in Columbiana County Court against the city of East Liverpool, the Columbiana County Board of Elections and the city's auditor.
More >>Attorney General Jeff Sessions says the Justice Department will intervene on behalf of people who sue colleges, claiming their free speech rights were violated.
More >>Attorney General Jeff Sessions says the Justice Department will intervene on behalf of people who sue colleges, claiming their free speech rights were violated.
More >>Watch Earth glow green in this stunning aurora borealis over Canada. European Space Agency astronaut Paolo Nespoli shot this time-lapse video of the northern lights from the International Space Station.
More >>Watch Earth glow green in this stunning aurora borealis over Canada. European Space Agency astronaut Paolo Nespoli shot this time-lapse video of the northern lights from the International Space Station.
More >>Rudy Abreu, who competed on the 11th season of "So You Think You Can Dance," led upper level Youngstown City School District visual and performing arts students in a master class this week.
More >>Rudy Abreu, who competed on the 11th season of "So You Think You Can Dance," led upper level Youngstown City School District visual and performing arts students in a master class this week.
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