Political
Two from Valley await word on Trump pardon for January 6 convictions
As President Joseph Biden announces that he is granting clemency to nearly 1,500 people, the most in a single day, two Valley residents are waiting for Donald Trump to take office early next year to see if they’ll get out of prison early.
Gov. Mike DeWine: Process underway to fill VP-elect Vance's U.S. Senate seat as year-end bills circulate
DeWine said despite some notable Ohio Republican names floating around as potential picks, only he knows who he's considering to fill the spot once Vance heads to the White House.
No recount needed in Mahoning County prosecutor's race
Following a roller coaster of election night results, Republican Lynn Maro came out on top by 818 votes. The final numbers show Democratic Incumbent Gina DeGenova at 53,643 and Republican Lynn Maro sliding in with 54,461. That's 49.62% compared to 50.38%.
Youngstown to seek additional year moratorium on pyrolysis in the city
"I believe that the citizens are concerned about it," said Jason Small, Senior Assistant Law Director with the City of Youngstown. "And there needs to be more time for investigation by the Mayor, city council, and all the elements of the city."
Voters' Viewpoints: Columbiana County voters weigh in on high stakes election
In the 6th installment of our Voters' Viewpoints series, we talked to people at Riser Tavern on the Links who say they have election fatigue while encouraging others that everything will be ok no matter who wins.
Ohio Supreme Court finds attorney general erred in rejecting voting amendment based on title
The Ohio Supreme Court has found that Republican Attorney General Dave Yost lacked the authority to reject a voting-related amendment’s ballot petition solely because he objected to the title.