
Wisconsin teen charged in parents' deaths is accused of plotting to kill Trump
A Wisconsin teenager charged in the deaths of his parents faces wider allegations that he killed them to “obtain the financial means” to assassinate President Donald Trump and overthrow the government.

Youngstown Film Commission sues city, mayor, state office, alleging interference
The lawsuit alleges that city officials, including Mayor Brown, and the state film office conspired to undermine the commission's work and divert film industry business to the city's own film office.

Governor Tim Walz to hold town hall in Valley as Rep. Rulli faces criticism over accessibility
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz will host a town hall in Mahoning County Monday night, following protests and criticism of Congressman Mike Rulli’s lack of public engagement.

Political Action Committee formed to hold elected officials in the valley accountable
Those getting the messages say they're from a Political Action Committee (PAC) called "Protect Our Valley Taxpayers." 21 News looked into the group, and what they seek to accomplish.

WATCHDOG: Hernandez says 'I'm not going anywhere' as trustee & citizens call for resignation
Constituents and at least one public official are calling on Trumbull County Commissioner Rick Hernandez to resign for "lying" to and deceiving the public. During a busy Commissioners meeting Wednesday, 21 News pressed county leaders.

Democrats keep control of Pennsylvania House with election win; GOP Senate district sees close race
Democrat Dan Goughnour won a special election in western Pennsylvania on Tuesday, keeping majority control of the state House in his party's hands by a single seat.

Voters will break 101-101 deadlock with special election for Pennsylvania House vacancy
Voters in a western Pennsylvania district will determine Tuesday if Democrats will hold onto a bare one-vote majority and keep control of the state House of Representatives. The chamber has been tied at 101 to 101 since incumbent Rep. Matt Gergely, an All

Leaders protest proposed cuts to Ohio public schools
"Why would we throw all previous investment away by stopping now?" McNally added. "We must join our teachers and communities by saying no to this power-grab. This is profit over our children. I encourage the public to stay informed."

Bill that would require school board candidates in Ohio to declare political party sparking debate
A new Ohio bill is stirring up controversy. Senate Bill 107 would change how school board elections work by requiring candidates to declare a political party and run in partisan primaries. Local State Senator Sandra O'Brien is a co-sponsor, and proponents