YOUNGSTOWN - The latest from the 21 Newsroom

 
Seven Israeli soldiers were killed Tuesday in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis when their armored vehicle was struck by an explosive, an Israeli military official said Wednesday.

 

 
New York City voters rejected Andrew Cuomo's political comeback.
 

Warren woman charged in dog's heatstroke death

 
The dog, suffering from an apparent heatstroke with a temperature of 108.5 degrees, was taken to the Newton Falls Animal Hospital.
 

Animal Charity reports four dog deaths amid heat advisory, charges pending

 
One dog's body temperature registered at 107.6 degrees, the maximum limit on the thermometer.
 

Transformer fire knocks out power to more than 1,200 in Trumbull County

 
A transformer fire early Wednesday left nearly 1,300 homes and businesses in Trumbull County without power.
 

Youngstown man, 17 at time of fatal shooting, faces sentencing today

 
Walker was one of three suspects implicated in Helms' death, whose body was discovered at the Mt. Hope Veterans Memorial Cemetery in February 2022, shortly after he was reported missing.
 
 

Warren man faces sentencing today for unlawful sexual conduct with 15-year-old girl

 
A Warren man is scheduled to be sentenced today after pleading guilty to two counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.
 

Campbell hosting public safety town hall tonight

 
Campbell residents are invited to tonight’s Town Hall to ask questions and learn about local law enforcement efforts to protect the community.
 

Community asks questions about exploring the relocation of the Poland Public Library

 
This public meeting was over a month after the library board voted to explore the relocation of the Poland Library.
 

Town hall held as merger plans move forward for three Youngstown parishes

 
Father John Jerek shared details of a proposed merger involving St. Christine, St. Brendan, and Our Lady of Sorrows parishes during a Monday night town hall, including the process, timeline, and future use of church buildings.
 
 
 

Franklin County judge finds Ohio EdChoice program unconstitutional

 
The judge ruled that the EdChoice program unlawfully diverts state funds from public schools.
 

Final celebration honors legacy and history of Caffe Capri

 
"Caffe Capri: A Night to Remember" was an opportunity for guests to not just say goodbye, but to honor and reminisce on the restaurant's nearly 30-year history in the Valley.
 

Southern Park Mall hosting 'Family Fun Festival'

 
According to the Southern Park Mall Facebook page, the event features carnival rides, classic and new carnival games, prizes and fair-style food and treats.
 

Still steamy over the next several days, but rain can provide temporary relief

 
The heat index will climb into the 90s each day.