First responders have since cleared from the scene.

Hermitage Police said the road could be closed as long as two weeks while the water main break is repaired.

The convicted felon pled guilty last summer to distributing fentanyl, heroin and cocaine, while also possessing a firearm.

A concerned parent reaching out to the Lowellville schools superintendent about personal messages to their daughter was the catalyst for the teacher being placed on leave and ultimately resigning. 

The weekend will start dry but may not end that way.

Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Zach King tells 21 News the great thing about the Harvey Awards is that it gives a spotlight to people who usually go under the radar.

Western Reserve Port Authority Director of Engineering and Construction Andy Partika tells 21 News that WRPA is working to finish up demolition plans and is scheduled to start bidding for a contractor in June.

The latest strategy involves compiling a list of commercial trucking companies that owe the largest amount in tolls and publicizing that list for anyone to see. 

Several roads will close between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Sunday, March 22, in preparation for the Youngstown Road Runners Club's Mill Creek Distance Classic Half-Marathon and 5-Mile Run.

A plea hearing is set for 66-year-old Fredrick Harroff on Thursday, March 26 in Judge Scott Washam's court in Columbiana County.

Police say 45-year-old Charles Duke III was fighting with a hospital police officer using an IV pole as a baseball bat.

51-year-old Samuel Totts is up for parole in April. He is serving a sentence of 23 years to life on charges of aggravated murder and aggravated robbery, stemming from the shooting death of 24-year-old Derrick Trimble in 1994.

There is no word yet on any suspects or motive, but police say this is believed to be an isolated incident and that there is no ongoing threat to public safety.

A grand jury declined to indict 46-year-old Zulekha Berry, who was charged with attempted murder in complicity in connection with a stabbing in the Gentry Center shopping plaza on Route 422 in Niles in November of 2025.

Residents are asked to stack all their branches at the curb by 6 a.m. on Monday, March 23.

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Police say a pickup truck rear-ended a 2018 Ford Focus that then crashed into the back of a semi truck and went partially under the trailer and got stuck to the semi. The 81-year-old driver of the Ford Focus died at the scene.

Second Harvest Food Bank Executive Director Mike Iberis is retiring after serving his position at the food bank for 25 years. Iberis will remain involved with Second Harvest as a member of its Executive Board.

Temperatures won't be as harsh moving forward for the remainder of the month.

Superintendent Russell McQuaide decided tonight that the programs can stay, but warned that diminishing funding will force them to make tough decisions in the future.