With the variety of very different events all at once, crowds are expected to swell in downtown Youngstown Saturday.

A proposed bill making its way through the Ohio Statehouse is sparking concern among Valley leaders, who said it could severely limit how local governments fund critical services.

This committee is responsible for overseeing legislation involving financials matters including the state budget, the Bureau of Workers' Compensation, Industrial Commission, Transportation, and Capital budgets. 

Izick and Ransome, two fifth graders from Paul C. Bunn Elementary School in Youngstown, will be advancing to the national Junior Solar Sprint competition.

On Saturday, June 14, Angels for Animals is holding a pet-friendly charity fundraiser at Austintown restaurant The Manor in honor of their new partnership. 

The EPA alleges that Ron Singh had collected gasoline that had leaked from a pump and dumped it in a storm drain.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has issued a reminder to all Pennsylvania drivers that all driver license and photo centers in the Commonwealth will be closed on Thursday, June 19 for Juneteenth.

Residents can expect to see these rate increases starting with their next meter reading in July. Payments will be due by early August.

Two dedicated journalists to anchor major newscasts in the Valley.

A federal court hearing is scheduled on whether the Trump administration can use the National Guard and Marines to assist with immigration raids in Los Angeles.

Highland Avenue in Warren Township will close between Dover Avenue and Bane Street beginning Sunday, June 22 and lasting until Sunday, July 6 for a water line installation.

White has issued a response calling the investigation 'unwarranted' asserting that she has complied fully with all legal obligations and transparency requests.

Authorities have begun investigating one of India’s worst aviation disasters after an Air India plane crashed a day earlier, killing all but one of the total 242 passengers and crew onboard.

So far, the CPSC has received 19 reports of fires and explosions from the recalled products including two minor burn injuries and 11 cases of property damage totaling over $60,700.

Reed's family says they are determined to do whatever it takes to support her through treatment, which has already resulted in more than $1.5 million in medical bills. 

Organizers of "No Kings" events say they aim to reject what they say is authoritarianism.

The victim told police that she was laying in bed with the lights off when the suspect started hitting her with a baseball bat, as well as punching her and strangling her with a rope.

White was originally charged with one felony count each of domestic violence and disrupting public services. However, court records show the grand jury returned a no bill in this case, meaning they did not find enough evidence to indict him.

A man from Liberty Township was arrested Thursday after a Trumbull County grand jury secretly indicted him for rape and gross sexual imposition.

The new branch is set to open in September and will be located in a 2,500 square-foot store in front of the JCPenney concourse near the children's play area and across from St. Joe's at the Mall.