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A Farrell family says a welfare check ended in tragedy when their dog was shot by a responding officer — and nearly a week later, they say they still haven't heard from police.
YPD's Lieutenant Mohammad Awad spoke with 21 News about the investigation saying the family of the three-year-old is not cooperating with police on this investigation at the moment.
Court documents say a man who authorities say scaled an iron security fence in the middle of the night, eluded police and broke into the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion where he set a fire had planned to beat Gov. Josh Shapiro with a hammer if he found him.
Aimed at improving graduation rates and better positioning Youngstown school students for after graduation, the Youngstown City School District is again restructuring some grades.
The bill was signed into law by Governor Mike DeWine in late March and aims to ban DEI programs at Ohio universities, as well as prohibit faculty strikes, weaken tenure and increase state oversight over university curricula and and faculty evaluations.
Ohio Highway State Patrol (OSP) tells 21 News that the fire department is at the scene and that there is currently no ETA on when the area will reopen.
Kimberly-Clark bought a piece of property on Pine Avenue in 2023. The property once held a steel mill that closed in 2012 before being demolished.
According to an interview with Moreno none of the three companies had responded to the letter as of the day before the deadline. However, a letter that was sent from MPT to Moreno's office sent three days before the deadline indicates otherwise.
Ohio House budget includes extensive additions to the Ohio Abortion Report
A new provision in the proposed Ohio House budget would extend the information required to be collected in the report and change the report from an annual to a monthly event.
Cold snap + April winds = not happy
Milder days ahead as we head into holiday weekend
