The new store will be much bigger than the current location, with the new location being 72,000 square feet compared to the current location's 52,000 square feet.

It was all part of their fourth annual Give Back Before You Kick Back food distribution where cars had been lining up since 11a.m. for a 6p.m. giveaway.

32-year-old Abbigail McGhee pled guilty to one third-degree felony count of endangering children on Monday, November 24.

Since 2016, the organization has worked with uninsured and underinsured members of the community to provide eye exams, glasses, medical or surgical care and access to assistive devices.

The Eastwood Mall in Niles has released its hours for the 2025 holiday shopping season.

63-year-old Wayne Keeley was indicted on felony charges of aggravated vehicular homicide and failure to stop after an accident, as well as a misdemeanor charge of vehicular manslaughter.

The Thursday morning trip to school was unusual for a busload of Niles students.

Niles City Schools Treasurer Sean Miller tells 21 News this will be the first time the district has a tennis court of its own.

A dispatcher with the department told 21 News that the fire had to be put out several times, and was discovered in both the basement and second floor of the home.

While the dangerous ordnance charge and a misdemeanor weapons charge were dropped, Podleyon was still indicted on the felony charge of carrying concealed weapons.

Liberty Township Trustee Devon Stanley waived his right to a preliminary hearing in the Niles Municipal Court.

Test drives will launch from designated, easily-accessible parking spaces near the food court entrance. In addition to the Cybertruck, Tesla's other four models will also be available for test drives.

Niles police were contacted by the Trumbull County Children's Services Board (CSB) in reference to a report of a female victim involved in a domestic violence incident the day before the football game.

The event took place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., with children of all ages and family members invited to the 27th annual "Trick or Treat" event, presented by Once Upon A Child in Niles.

Keeley's case was bound over to the Trumbull County Grand Jury, according to court records from the preliminary hearing on Wednesday in Niles Municipal Court.

Using a K9 tracking dog, police say they found McClendon after he jumped into a retention pond at the Trumbull Country Club and was swimming around before finally surrendering.

An Austintown woman wanted for arson remained in the Trumbull County Jail on $200,000 bond early Wednesday after authorities say she led police on a chase that ended in a crash.

Bond is set at $1 million for the man arrested in connection with a deadly crash that killed a retired Newton Falls teacher.

Police say a woman, identified as Brenda Hibbard, was also struck by the car, causing her to be knocked backwards out of her shoes. Hibbard was taken to the hospital for treatment, but ultimately died of her injuries. 

Featured as part of the grand opening celebration is a pickleball paddle raffle, $5 open play sessions throughout the day, special activities, prizes and other treats for the community.

New development will bring jobs and income tax into the city, according to the mayor.

Unlike Nightmare at the Canfield Scareground and Nightmare in Boardman, Nightmare in Niles will be all indoors in an 82,000 square-foot building, which offers more space than the old location.

Happy Hour Pilates is located at 815 Youngstown-Warren Road and offers pilates classes in both mornings and evenings, as well as a full array of equipment anyone can learn to use.

Judge Sean O'Brien ruled that 58-year-old James Hubbard, who is accused of shooting and killing 21-year-old Sallie Beatty in the parking lot of a Niles restaurant in 1991, shall remain under court-ordered supervision under psychiatric care

Care closets are rooms at a school stocked with clothing, hygiene items, household items and food. These items are available to all students who need them.

The 17th annual POW/MIA Recognition Day took place at the Circle Memorial Park in Niles from Thursday to Friday at midnight.

Niles Police Captain John Marshall tells 21 News John Podleyon was stopped near the Von Isley Estate in Niles around 5:45 a.m., where officers found him to have weapons, as well as homemade explosives on him.

23-year-old Lance Holbrook was sentenced to the Northeast Ohio Community Alternative Program (NEOCAP), as well as three years of probation on a charge of robbery, a third-degree felony.

According to the advisory, the closure began on Monday and will be in place until Wednesday, September 10. The closure affects the bike trail between McKees Lane and Rupple Road.

The circumstances leading up to the attack are unclear, but police say one of the victims lived in the home, and the other two were visiting. 

According to the advisory, the maintenance was scheduled in advance, and the drop in water pressure is expected to last "a few days."

Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel and former Ohio State football player Ted Ginn Jr. are scheduled to visit two Mahoning Valley schools on Friday to promote the Team Tressel Fitness Challenge.

On Monday, students painted crosswalks on Second, Third, and Brown streets with the school's colors, red and blue, and a dragon mascot.

Starting Friday, August 29, State Route 46 southbound at State Route 82 will be closed under the bridge for approximately seven weeks.

According to Niles police, Tulanko was driving a Ford Crown Victoria just before 4 p.m. when he failed to yield while making a left turn, striking a Harley Davidson motorcycle head-on.

Drivers along two heavily traveled roads in Niles can expect some traffic lane restrictions for the next three weeks as railroad bridges get makeovers as part of a bike trail expansion project.

Two former CSX railroad bridges in Niles will be painted in the coming weeks.

The alert is in effect for First Street, Eliza Avenue from First Street to Second Street and 330 Main Street.

The softball game aimed to raise money for the winner of the game, with half of the ticket sales of the event either going toward the fire department or the police department.

"In total, we had over 5,100 cans this year that are now being delivered to Second Harvest Food Bank of the Mahoning County," said Chechitelli.