
After years of threats, a feud ends with a Black mom dead and her white neighbor arrested
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office says a Florida woman accused of fatally shooting her neighbor last week in the violent culmination of what the sheriff described as a 2½-year feud was arrested Tuesday.

Mercy Health, former-Anthem insurance battle could impact patients in Valley, across Ohio
21 News reached out to find out what this means for anyone needing to go to Mercy Health and how it could impact Anthem/Elevance Health card holders or Medicaid recipients after June 30 when the contract expires.

Penguin basketball players put pen to paper for NIL deals
In 2021, the NCAA approved the NIL Policy to allowed student-athletes to be compensated for their name, image or likeness. An executive order was signed that same year by Governor Mike DeWine allowing NIL for college athletes in Ohio.

Ohio AG Yost, Boardman police to provide update on nearly 50 year-old cold case
Boardman Police Chief Todd Werth told 21 News this conference will be about the cold case of 13-year-old David Evans, who went missing in January of 1975. Six days later, Evans' body was found frozen in the bushes of a parking lot.