The mayor of a New Jersey city says gunmen targeted a kosher market during a shooting that killed six people.

Police officers and firefighters donated $1,000 to the United States Marine Corps Toys for Tots program.

A commercial real estate developer is handing out a total of $10 million in bonuses to its 198 employees.

The 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has been named Time’s youngest “person of the year.

Council President Jim Graham confirms there is a more than $3.5 million carry over into the new year to meet January's payroll for all departments.

The Howland Township Trustees voted to authorize their outside legal counsel to file the appropriate lawsuit against the City of Niles.

Police were called out to the 1400 block of Woodcrest Avenue just before 5 p.m. on Wednesday for a reported shooting.  

The Boardman teen accused of making threatening comments about shooting up a gay bar, Planned Parenthood and federal agents intends to change his plea from "not guilty" to "guilty" according to a court document

Yaniglos, who is also treasurer of Brookfield Schools, surprised both districts with the announcement that he has accepted the position of chief financial officer/treasurer at Brecksville/Broadview Heights Schools.

It's inevitable, families are going to debate around the dinner table during the holidays, especially when it comes to politics.

If someone breaks part of your car to get in, the damages will be covered but not the costs of your valuables that were stolen.

Daniel Uncapher, 27, appeared in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court Tuesday and was found guilty of kidnapping, abduction, assault and aggravated menacing.

A team of three students from Boardman High School has won the 2019 Congressional App Challenge for their app that aims to create awareness of Ohio's current gun laws. 

The Supreme Court has left in place a Kentucky law requiring doctors to perform ultrasounds and show fetal images to patients before abortions.

Fourteen people are believed dead after New Zealand's White Island volcano erupted this week.

Faculty at Pennsylvania state universities will go without a pay raise this year but see their pay climb at least 12% over the next three years. The four-year contract approved Wednesday covers about 5,000 professors and...

A new federal report has found that the number of kids who say they’ve been sexually victimized in juvenile detention centers has dropped across the U.S. But the Bureau of Justice Statistics report released Wednesday found...

Ohio has decided not to move forward with a proposed constitutional amendment that would create a fund to ensure future settlement money from government lawsuits over the opioid epidemic is used to address that problem.

The City of Youngstown honored Star Supply as its next "City of You Business Spotlight." Established in 1968, Star Supply stocks household goods and overstock merchandise.

A New Zealand island volcano is venting more steam and mud after a deadly eruption two days ago.

Christian Sumpter, 24, appeared before Judge Anthony D’Apolito on charges of child endangerment and involuntary manslaughter. Sumpter is charged for the September 2018 death of his five-month-old daughter. 

Effort to bring historic statue gets a major financial boost from Youngstown Foundation.

Congressman Tim Ryan has asked for funds in a new 2020 Defense Appropriations Bill which he hopes will lead to new C-130 aircraft being allocated to the Youngstown Airforce Base.

Plans to celebrate Cedar Point's 150th anniversary include a new ride, nightly parades at the park, and chances to win free admission for life.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf says the answer is "no” to speculation that he'd agree to join a Democratic presidential nominee's ticket as the pick for vice president. 

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to announce her endorsement of a modified North American trade pact Tuesday morning.

It turns out that movie lovers in Austintown won't have to do without the live theatre experience for long after all.

Hallways in schools are typically just ways to get from classroom to classroom.

Twenty-eight tons of breakfast burritos are being recalled because they may contain pieces of plastic.

Families who stopped by Youngstown's Holiday Parade and Tree-lighting for a photo with Santa can now download those pictures from the internet.

If you're looking for work in Ohio, one of your best shots at landing a job may lie in the field of nursing, according to the latest information from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.

Bond has been set at $1 million for a Youngstown man brought to Mercer County to face charges in a shooting in Sharon that took the life of a father of two.

The Cleveland Indians have been a client for the past 10-15 years but that partnership is now expanding.

James Driscoll, 31, was arrested on three warrants out for his arrest for one count of theft and two counts of aggravated menacing

The suspect in a deadly multi-vehicle crash that took place in Warren was indicted Tuesday on a new murder charge.

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Voting-rights advocates in Ohio are pushing back after the state's elections chief referred over 350 apparent non-citizens for investigation last week. 

Ohio state officials say hunters have killed over 63,000 deer during this year's gun season, about 4.5% higher than last season. 

Merriam-Webster has named the pronoun “they” its 2019 word of the year.

President Donald Trump is traveling to the key swing state of Pennsylvania on a momentous day in his presidency. House Democrats have unveiled two articles of impeachment, and Tuesday night's rally gives Trump an...

Gov. Tom Wolf's administration is warning that hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians stand to lose food stamps or see reduced benefits under changes being advanced by the Trump administration.

Thousands of customers are without power in Trumbull County Tuesday evening, including St. Joe's Hospital in Warren.

The House Judiciary Committee is expected to debate and vote on the two articles of impeachment later this week.

President Donald Trump's request of a “favor” from his Ukrainian counterpart tops a Yale Law School librarian's list of the most notable quotes of 2019.

The mother of a former Hermitage man, Matt Urey, who, along with his new bride, was severely burned in that eruption, is now on her way to New Zealand to be with her son. 

Tuesday, Congress made history by announcing two charges of impeachment against President Donald Trump. The first charge, abuse of power.

Police say the front door of the home had several bullet holes in it.

AP reports say Trump believes the trade pact will be great for the U.S.

The Ohio Department of Transportation is working to reopen a Columbiana County road that closed when a tractor-trailer rolled over.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation searched a Warren home Tuesday as part of an ongoing investigation.

A Youngstown woman and her son were hospitalized after their SUV flipped over two times, shutting down the westbound lanes of Interstate 80.

The CDC and public health and regulatory officials in several states are investigating a multistate outbreak of E. coli infections linked to Fresh Express Sunflower Crisp chopped salad kit.

State Police in Mercer County is warning residents to beware of a team of burglars posing as maintenance or repair crews.

A Brookfield man who police say called 911 on Halloween to tell dispatchers he was handing out bologna for trick-or-treat faced a judge on Tuesday.

Boardman police and schools are teaming up the Mahoning Valley Rescue Mission, as well as local area families who need extra help this holiday.

Penn Power says it is nearing completion on a project in Mercer County to help prevent outages caused by winter storms.

A panel of three judges are scheduled to hear the appeal of imprisoned former Niles Mayor Ralph Infante.

People who usually chow down on pancakes and sausages at Denny's restaurant in Austintown had to go somewhere else Tuesday morning.

A former Hermitage man visiting New Zealand on his honeymoon told his mother that he and his wife were “badly burned” during this week's volcano eruption, according to CNN and NBC.

A new restaurant is now open in Boardman.

A crew in Youngstown spent Monday afternoon fixing a water main break.

The U.S. Marshals Youngstown Division of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force released a list of the top five wanted fugitives out of the area.

Statehouse officials have unveiled the official portrait of former Ohio. Gov. John Kasich. 

The YMCA of Youngstown says the former Camp Fitch Director will not receive a second chance for employment despite receiving an only one-day jail sentence for child pornography.
 

Interesting moments in our Valley's history are revisited with this daily trip back in time.  

An Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper says the pursuit reached 153 miles per hour.

"Miracle on Easy Street" has been a holiday tradition in the Valley for three decades, but this year, it will be missing a beloved cast member.

A teenager is behind bars after he led troopers and police on a chase from the Ohio Turnpike into Lordstown.

A portion of Belmont Avenue had to be shut down late Friday night after a man in custody crashed a police cruiser into another car in Liberty Township.

Two local service agencies have received Drug-Free Community Grants totaling $250,000. 

A federal judge has sentenced former Camp Fitch Executive Director Matthew Poese for child pornography.
Poese was sentenced to one day in jail, 12 months of home detention and ordered to pay a $5,000 fine.

.Pennsylvania is currently the only state that does not permit local police departments to use radar for speed enforcement.

The $40 million will cover the company's purchase of the plant and initial startup costs to get the plant production ready. 

According to the release, the Mineral Ridge location in the Ridge Creek Plaza and the Kirkmere location on the corner of Bears Den and Canfield Road have opened back up.

The Sheetz Beyond Burger can be customized with 47 options including bread, cheese, topping and spread choices.

The officer that initiated the traffic stop says he started to feel weak and light headed, and had tinglings in his extremities.

OVI checkpoints will be conducted in Mahoning County this weekend, Dec. 13-15.

Statehouse officials have announced plans for unveiling the official portrait of former Ohio. Gov. John Kasich. 

Pre-sale tickets are available Wednesday at 10 a.m. until Thursday at 10 p.m. with the online password "supershow."

According to the release, the newest member of the Sheriff's Office is a 60 pound yellow Labrador Retriever named Cliff.

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 More than a century ago, waves of Catholic immigrants from Ireland, Poland and Quebec settled in Chicopee and other western Massachusetts mill towns, helping build churches, rectories and schools to accommodate their faith. Today the priests leading those churches are under siege due to stresses, challenges and sex abuse scandals complicating their lives and those of their fellow priests across the United States.

Warren fire officials are looking into what caused an early morning house fire to spark.

Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital in Warren hosted its "Christmas at Hillside" event Sunday to help raise money for a good cause.

A local organization has started a party room that could help foster kids.

Hearing loss can be devastating, but Sunday, dozens of folks suffering from the condition got some help to overcome it.

It's the season of giving, and five churches on Youngstown's east side are doing just that to help those in need.

Every tree has a different theme, featuring prizes and unique designs that will be raffled off. 

Warren City firefighters are looking to put a winter freeze on holiday fires so that people can deck the home and trees with lights while reducing the odds of a blaze.

Interesting moments in our Valley's history are revisited with this daily trip back in time.

According to reports, the suspect took a significant amount of Canadian currency during the robbery and the suspect could have attempted to exchange the money for U.S. currency.

The Five Points Roundabout at Western Reserve Road has finally opened after several months of construction.

A Valley woman is closing a chapter of her crusade to help women with breast cancer.

A crash in Brookfield Township sends at least three people to the hospital.

Mahoning County's Hazmat Team has a new tool to help them respond to and identify potential public threats in a much more efficient way.

An active shooter at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola has the base on lockdown, with 10 people reportedly being taken to area hospitals.

After being hit, Greggs' car rotated approximately 270 degrees and moved backwards 40 feet before rolling down the embankment.

The officer then took out his taser and used it twice with one hitting Allen.

Customers who may have purchased any of the recalled products are urged to dispose of them or return them to the store where they were purchased for an exchange or full refund.

Police say the incident happened around 10:30 p.m. on Benjamin Franklin Parkway near the westbound ramp to I-376.