President Donald Trump is set to offer a tribute to those who served in the armed forces as he kicks off New York City's Veterans Day Parade.

President Donald Trump's impeachment inquiry makes its debut on national television starting Wednesday, with a repeat of Watergate's TV impact seen as unlikely.

A New York judge has set a trial over the state's claims against the drug industry over the toll of opioids for January.

Stambaugh Auditorium has received a $500,000 grant from the Hine Memorial Fund of the Youngstown Foundation.

The leader of the Ohio Senate is pledging to take action by year's end on a bill designed to reduce low-level drug possessions to misdemeanors and increase penalties for drug dealers.

ODOT representatives say they can not pretreat the road because anything put down would be swept away by the rainfall.

The flag is large, measuring 25 feet by 40 feet.

All veterans can choose one of ten entrees on the Veterans special menu, a choice of two sides and a drink.

Great Clips gave over 500 haircuts to veterans and active duty personnel last year.

Sthephanie Miranda, who was previously named Miss Latino America in 2018, won the competition in Sharonville Saturday.

According to the release, all current and former armed forces members can ride free on fixed routes by providing proof of service.

Each dollar donated can provide six meals to those in need.

Police say three elderly females were walking to the hotel when a male approached them on foot and showed them a handgun.

Active and retired military personnel can get one free meal with their military I.D.

Police and organizers say more than 100,000 people took part in an open-air party celebrating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

And today officials say the global space economy is worth more than 400 billion dollars and predict that number to grow into the trillions over the next 20 years.

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

The recalled products were shipped to distribution centers in Ohio and Indiana.

A manager at Tilt Studio in Niles confirmed to 21 News that the location will close December 31.

Picturesque, and at times, worrisome.

Another Family Video store is closing one of its locations in the Valley.

"This not only helps with our military recognition, it's a great service project. It takes us a couple of months through various meetings to find the time to make all the ornaments, but it's a great experience for them to be involved in."

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

Germany is marking the 30th anniversary of the opening of the Berlin Wall, a pivotal moment in the events that brought down Communism in eastern Europe.

Two people were taken to the hospital after a rollover crash in Vienna on Saturday evening. 

Ohio's State Highway Patrol is reminding people to always use seat belts.

Ohio communities will be part of a $350 million federal study analyzing drug intervention techniques and policies.

Officials say three trains were involved in a derailment in western Pennsylvania, prompting cancellation of rail service between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, but no injuries were reported.

Howland advanced to the title game after defeating Lexington 3-2 at Barberton High School Wednesday.

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

Active and retired military members can get a free Primanti Bros Almost Famous sandwich when they stop in.

According to the release, select car washes will be providing free car washes to all veterans and service personnel.

Lt. Jerad Sutton told 21 News that they have not made an arrest in connection to the incident but do have a person of interest in the case.

Operators of the Eastwood Mall expect to have a new retailer doing business in the space left vacant when Sears shut down operations there.

The Ohio Medical Marijuana Program is banning vitamin E acetate in the manufacturing of vaporization products. 

Thursday night we told you Youngstown City Council will be considering raising wastewater rates in the city but could this also affect people living in the suburbs?

The Beaver Police Department is warning those in Mahoning County about a potential scam. 

Hundreds lent a helping hand in the fight against Multiple Sclerosis at Mr. Anthony's in Boardman tonight. 

People gathered in Poland Friday evening for the third annual Angels of Easter Seals Wine and Spirits event.

The volunteers that go out of their way to feed people in need in Trumbull County were honored on Friday. 

A Trumbull County Healthcare provider held its annual Veteran's Day celebration on Friday. 

More than a dozen people made their way to Sprague's Vacuums on East Market Street before the business was even open on Friday. 

Operation Baby Bundle is underway at the Youngstown Air Reserve Station. 

This has been a week of extremes for Christopher Chieffo, the former Niles City Schools teacher who was fired by the board of education last year.

Niles Police are searching for a woman accused of assaulting and taking money from an elderly person. 

The latest federal lawsuit against Ohio State over two decades of alleged sexual abuse by a now-deceased team doctor means nearly 300 men are listed plaintiffs in the matter.

Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania is seeking passage of a measure that's squarely aimed at several Democratic presidential candidates and designed to prevent a president from banning hydraulic fracturing.

The two troopers were sitting in a police vehicle when multiple shots were fired at them.

The Centers for Disease Control announced Friday they may have discovered a breakthrough in the search for the cause of vaping-related lung illnesses across the country.

U.S. health officials say the number of vaping illnesses has surpassed 2,000.

A Warren man has pleaded not guilty after he was arrested for allegedly firing shots as children were getting off a school bus.

Touting President Trump's policies and a $1.3 million campaign fund, five-term Congressman Bill Johnson on Friday announced his intent to run for a sixth term next year.

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

The Trumbull County Coroner's Office has released the name of a man who died after being hit by an S-U-V in Warren Wednesday night.

One man is hospitalized following a head-on crash during Friday's icy morning commute in Canfield.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol has re-opened Route 224 in Poland A truck accident at around 6 am Friday shut down both lanes in the area of Holy Family Church.

The Youngstown Police Department says Interstate 680 is open again after a nearly three-hour closure Friday morning.

As the number of cars and truck increases on Valley roads, so do the number of accidents on the first snowfall of the season.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Liberty Fire Department have been called out to investigate a semi tractor-trailer that jackknifed on Interstate 80.

Youngstown police are trying to find out who was driving a pickup truck that plowed into a utility pole on the city's South Side late Thursday.

The goal for tonight's event was to raise $30,000.

ODOT said it would cost about $3.8 million to repair the bridge that was built in the 1960's.

Mayor Brown will pick five of the 20 candidates to be on the next school board.

Most dogs can tolerate temperatures above 45 degrees but become more prone to the cold and begin to feel uncomfortable when the temperature dips below that mark.

According to the release, veterans can go to Skybox Sports Bar Monday from noon until 10 p.m. and choose one of four complimentary meals from their selected menu.

The Postal Service says the public should not be alarmed if they see mail carriers out during the early morning or evening hours.

That crash happened on South Avenue near Western Reserve Road in early July and killed 28-year Mohammad Musleh of Youngstown.

According to McNally, the increase would only effect those living in the city of Youngstown.

Ferrier allegedly struck 56-year-old William Shea of Struthers with his Chevy Suburban during his escape from a sheriff's deputy in Austintown.

A 19-year-old Sharon man already charged with raping a 14-year-old girl who later died now faces 26 new sex-related charges including child pornography.

While the Mahoning County Sheriff's Department continues its investigation of former New Middletown Police Chief Vincent D'Egidio; the village has released more documentation including his personnel file. 

The future of the GM Lordstown plant has become a little bit clearer as 21 News has learned that the plant has been acquired by an outside company.

Kevin Kirby, 44, is charged with two counts of aggravated murder, one count of murder and one county of tampering with evidence.

A manufacturing company has announced it plans to close it’s Lisbon, Ohio plant and move operations to its facilities in the South.

Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky's resentencing on a 45-count child sexual abuse conviction is being delayed another two weeks.

Charges have been filed in two counties against a Canfield man suspected of running over a trash collector while allegedly fleeing from a sheriff's deputy in Austintown.

A Warren man faces seven federal charges after investigators say he used his Main Avenue home to deal drugs like cocaine and the powerful opiate Carfentanil.

A Ravenna man still awaiting sentencing after being caught in an underage sex sting is now accused of traveling to the Valley hoping to have sex with someone he believed was a 12-year-old, according to authorities.

It's been months and months since people in the Valley have faced winter driving conditions, but that's predicted to change Thursday afternoon.

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

Lordstown was the guinea pig last week for a unique idea. The school district teamed up with Oh Wow! in Youngstown for a whole week of STEM-related learning along with a heavy dose of fun, dubbed "Wow Week."

Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a measure aimed at strengthening Ohio's amusement ride safety program. 

A traveling exhibit celebrating the service and heroism of military working dogs and the sacrifices they make during battle will be displayed at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Ohio. 

Contributions to tax-advantaged savings and investment accounts that Ohio offers to eligible children and adults with disabilities have exceeded $100 million. 

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has signed into law a measure repealing Ohio's sales tax on tampons and other feminine hygiene products. The Republican governor signed the measure Wednesday. 

A Warren man awaits sentencing for a traffic crash in Howland that injured one person and killed another.

Firefighters spent part of Thursday morning making sure flames didn't spread from a burning home to neighboring houses on Youngstown's South Side.

House Democrats have announced they'll hold the first public hearings next week in their impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.

According to the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety, there are more than 1.5 million deer-vehicle collisions each year, resulting in 150 human deaths and tens of thousands of injuries.

You can get more information on the program by contacting the Shenango Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Hume is a panelist on FOX's program "FOX News Sunday" and anchored FOX's nightly "Special Report" until 2008.

Anthony Roberts scored a career-high 18 points and teammate Kalin Bennett, the first player with autism to receive a Division I basketball scholarship, made his debut as Kent State defeated Division III opponent Hiram...

According to the report, Mosko was missing his left boot. The boot was found to be on the driver side near the brake.

The grants are worth more than $60,000.

The letter alleges that D'Egidio had various pornographic images on the agency computer as well as a video of him performing oral sex on an unknown male of an unknown age.

As police continue their investigation, animal advocates are hard at work to secure a brighter future for those dogs.

Patrolman Fredericka passed away eight days after sustaining injuries from a traffic crash on State Route 7 on April 30, 1953.

Riccardi was sentenced to 56 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release and $89,102 in restitution.

Congress has passed a bill making certain types of animal cruelty a federal felony.

Residents in the area will continue to receive uninterrupted natural gas service.