President Donald Trump plans to visit Pennsylvania next week to highlight his efforts to reduce inflation.

Cites replacement of seasoned reporters with partisan figures

The Trump administration said Tuesday that it will withhold SNAP food aid from recipients in most Democratic-controlled states starting next week.

Discount retail chain Costco Wholesale Corporation has filed a lawsuit against the United States and U.S. Customs and Border Protection to ensure it can recover money paid under disputed tariff orders while the Supreme Court considers their legality.

As Bill Valentino takes office, he feels the city is in a good place and wants to continue building on that.

LISBON - An East Liverpool man entered a guilty plea to gross sexual imposition, a fourth-degree felony, at a Columbiana County Courthouse on Monday.

After months of speculation, former Valley congressman Tim Ryan has decided he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Ohio Governor in next year's election. 

Trump on Thursday reposted messages from others about the video, amplifying it with his own words.

Youngstown Mayor-Elect Derrick McDowell is scheduled to announce today the first group of department heads for his incoming administration.

The bill also allows the Justice Department to withhold information that would jeopardize active investigations or prosecutions.

Democrats in both houses unanimously opposed the bill. Only one Republican Senator voted against it.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday dismissed U.S. intelligence findings that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman likely had some culpability in the 2018 killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Now the president has bowed to the growing momentum behind the bill and even said Republicans should vote for it.

President Donald Trump said House Republicans should vote to release the files in the Jeffrey Epstein case, a startling reversal after previously fighting the proposal.

Getting everything back up and running doesn't happen all at once.

A brief filed by twenty-four states and the governors of Kansas, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania focused on the "weeks of chaos and uncertainty" created by the Department of Agriculture's changing instructions.

“It appears our long national nightmare is finally coming to an end," said Johnson, who has kept the House out of session since mid-September, when the House passed a bill to continue government funding.

A directive from the U.S. Department of Agriculture has introduced fresh uncertainty for millions of Ohio and Pennsylvania residents who rely on food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.

Ohio lawmakers have passed a bill that would allow 14 and 15-year-olds to work later on school nights, but federal labor rules still prevent that from happening.

Today is the final day for voters in Mahoning, Trumbull, and Columbiana counties to take action ahead of tomorrow's November 4 general election.

Around two-thirds of voters say Trump has not lived up to their expectations on the economy and the cost of living, according to the new NBC News poll.

The impacts on basic needs — food and medical care — underscored how the impasse is hitting homes across the United States.

The bill aims to allow a person between the ages of 18-21 to receive or purchase a handgun from a federally licensed firearms dealer.

Youngstown residents are invited to a town hall meeting tonight to get an update on how the city is spending its federal American Rescue Plan Act money.

Sam O'Hara was protesting the deployment of the National Guard in D.C. by walking behind troops and playing "The Imperial March" (Darth Vader's theme) from Star Wars.

Officials announced that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payments will be paused for Pennsylvania recipients because the federal government shutdown has prevented the release of funds to the state.

The debate will run for approximately one hour and will be streamed on the 21 News app and WFMJ.com, along with the 21 News Facebook and YouTube pages and smart TV app.

Local demonstrations are scheduled for Saturday as part of the “No Kings 2” day, an effort organized nationwide in opposition to what participants call “continued authoritarian power grabs” by President Trump.

Discord over Ohio’s property tax is set to take center stage once again tonight at a town hall meeting in North Jackson, where citizens leading a movement to abolish the tax will rally support.

Republican Emily Ciccone formally withdrew her candidacy for Austintown Township Trustee on Friday, less than a week after pleading not guilty to a domestic violence charge.

Public calling hours are scheduled for Thursday for Dominic J. Tocco Jr., a longtime Teamsters union official, military veteran, and Youngstown-area musician, who died Friday.

arly voting for all three counties begins Tuesday, Oct. 7, and concludes Sunday, Nov. 2.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed Lisa Cook to remain as a Federal Reserve governor for now, declining to act on the Trump administration’s effort to immediately remove her from the central bank.

Plunged into a government shutdown, the U.S. is confronting a fresh cycle of uncertainty after President Donald Trump and Congress failed to strike an agreement to keep the government open.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by former Newton Falls City Manager Pamela Priddy, ruling that her employment contract was invalid due to procedural errors in the city’s legislative process.

The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber is urging lawmakers to keep Mahoning and Trumbull Counties in separate congressional districts as Ohio prepares for its next round of redistricting. The Chamber argues that having two representatives means more advoc

Included are local stations such as WYTV Channel 33 in Youngstown, and others in the company's network of more than 200 stations across 116 U.S. markets.

James Comey was charged Thursday with lying to Congress in a criminal case filed days after President Donald Trump appeared to urge his attorney general to prosecute the former FBI director and other perceived political enemies.

ABC says more than 26 million people watched Kimmel's return on social media, including YouTube.

Jon Husted planned to run for Ohio governor next year.