Israel OKs limited aid for Gaza as regional tensions rise following hospital blast

President Joe Biden visited Israel on an urgent mission to keep the Israel-Hamas war from spiraling into a broader regional conflict.

Pro-Palestine demonstrators gather in Boardman

Palestinians and supporters gathered for a demonstration in Boardman on Wednesday.

The House speaker's race hits an impasse as defeated GOP Rep. Jim Jordan wants to try again

Refusing to drop out, Republican Rep. Jim Jordan has brought the House speaker’s race to a stalemate.

Baldwin Wallace poll finds support among voters for Issues One and Two

Issue One deals with reproductive rights and would allow abortions up to the point of fetal viability, which is around 22 weeks.

Board meets Thursday to rule on Lordstown power plant complaint

A state regulatory agency is expected to rule today on a request from the Village of Lordstown to stop construction of a $1.2 billion power plant project alleging that the developers have violated the terms of their permit.

Sebring couple in court Thursday for teen sex, drug case

A Sebring man is expected to plead guilty on Thursday and his wife will be sentenced in a case where investigators say a fourteen-year-old girl was drugged and raped.

Federal judge allows civil suit to proceed against former Austintown Trustee

The teen's attorney accuses the school district and township of not properly training, supervising, or monitoring Kent.

Lakeview School Board candidate accused of threatening woman with hammer, charged with strangulation

The court set an $80,000 bond for Bott.

Youngstown Police investigate Eastside shooting

Detectives are working to learn more about a shooting on Youngstown's Eastside.

Pennsylvania lawmakers chip away at stalemate, pass bill to boost hospital and ambulance subsidies

Gov. Josh Shapiro's office says he'll sign budget-related legislation to boost Medicaid subsidies for hospitals and ambulance services, provisions stuck in a wider monthslong stalemate.

Homeless veteran housing in Youngstown has some residents concerned

In Youngstown, at the corner of Hillman and West Warren Transitional Housing for up to 14 homeless veterans will be built.

Final public hearing held on proposed quarries in Mercer County

This time, the general public and homeowners of surrounding properties had their chance to explain why they were against the idea.

EPA orders Norfolk Southern to do additional creek investigation and cleanup in East Palestine

The creek cleanup also includes removing impacted sediment in Sulphur Run downstream from the derailment site.

US EPA raises environmental justice concerns about permit for 'chips to energy' plant in Youngstown

"It means there are people of low income and people of color living in a highly polluted area," Dr. Neil Carman, a former Texas state air pollution control field investigator said.

Warren looks to hold problem landlords more accountable

Warren city council took steps to deal with problem landlords in the city.

Showers will return soon, with blustery and chilly weather to follow

The season's first frost is likely to occur early next week.

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