The holidays arrive in downtown Salem tonight as the annual Christmas Parade of Floats steps off at 6:30 p.m.

After the announcement of closing down their McKinley Avenue Garden Cafe location, the Kravitz Deli team purchased its new location at 127 Penn Avenue in Salem. 

First Christian Church, located at 1151 East 6th Street in Salem, held its annual free Thanksgiving dinner between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.

Federal Railroad Administration data shows that the crossing has been the site of three reported incidents since 2015, resulting in two fatalities and one injury.

This year, more than 25 local businesses, churches and organizations have partnered with The Brightside Project as official toy collection sites.

The Salem Public Library won't be shushing any loud library goers this Sunday, Nov. 16, during their A Little Live Music event in the Reading Room. 

Deputies say all four skeletons appeared to have winter coats on, suggesting that the horses may have been dead since last winter.

The report states that on Oct. 17 officers spoke with people at the the station wanting to file a report of a runaway/missing juvenile. Officers then collected information and entered Bradway into their system as "missing." 

The city of Salem and its officials have asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by local property owners challenging the city’s new rental inspection ordinance.

A town hall meeting is scheduled for Friday to discuss concerns about a program that would allow Salem City Schools students to attend Bible lessons off campus during school hours.

The money raised by the event directly supports the Salem, Columbiana and Lisbon K-9 units, but the higher-quality training equipment that they are able to acquire can be utilized by a larger pool of K-9 units in their training group.

64-year-old Barry Stephens was sentenced to 33 years in prison after pleading guilty to 51 counts of pandering obscenity involving a minor.

The new building will be located on the Whinnery Farm property, which was gifted to the district by the Salem Community Foundation in 1990.

AFSCME and the Salem police union made their statement about Safety Director Cappuzzello during a council meeting. Mayor Dickey says it was "inappropriate".

At this time, it is unclear if anyone is injured as a result of the fire or how severe the fire is.

According to a MAPCO representative, customers will still have access to many of the same products they're used to.

No injuries were reported and the cause is unknown at this time.

CPR can be used primarily when someone is experiencing a cardiac arrest, or when their heart stops beating, to boost their chances of survival while waiting for medical assistance.

At the first BRIDGE Day in Salem, local agencies, law enforcement and community partners offered resources including referrals to counseling, job placement and legal aid.

Salem Mayor Cyndi Dickey tells 21 News the plan was approved Tuesday, June 10 for Shepherd of the Valley to construct a new retirement community that would be able to house up to 120 seniors.