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Hearing explosions in Warren Wednesday afternoon? Here's why

Training will be conducted in a vacant home on the 200 Block of Atlantic Street between noon and 3 p.m. Wednesday, October 9 and will use low-grade explosives.

Sherrod Brown on Biden administration to provide relief for businesses impacted by Realty explosion

This comes after Governor DeWine penned his own letter to the SBA with similar sentiments saying at least five small businesses in the area have suffered economic injury to the aftermath of the explosion.

Warren Councilman shines light on waste of tax dollars and wants PUCO to order a refund

"I'm going to PUCO tomorrow and file a formal complaint that Ohio Edison is doing a poor to miserable job maintaining their system. And I want a refund. We've been paying those bills for years for lights that aren't on.

Federal prosecutor Doug Jones receives Simeon Booker Award

During his acceptance speech, Jones compared similarities to himself and Simeon Booker, a pioneering journalist who told the true horrors of the civil rights movement.

Early voting starts in Ohio, what you need to know

It's the first presidential year since Ohio's new, more restrictive voter ID law has been in effect. 

$15K in farm-to-school grants headed to West Middlesex schools

The West Middlesex Area School District has received over $10,000 to improve access to healthy, local food and to increase hands-on learning for children in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. 

Voters' Viewpoints: How students at YSU are engaging the democratic process