YOUNGSTOWN - The latest from the 21 Newsroom

 
The House passed the bill by a vote of 216-213. It now goes to Trump for his signature.
 

Northeast Ohio PBS station schedules meetings on federal funding cuts

 
PBS Western Reserve in Kent will host "State of the Station" events next week to discuss its upcoming initiatives and budget in light of recent federal funding cuts.
 

Trump mired in Epstein controversy as Wall Street Journal reports on 2003 letter

 
President Donald Trump will not recommend a special counsel in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
 

Protesters attend Youngstown 'Good Trouble' rally, honor Congressman John Lewis

 
The "Good Trouble" rally, according to Media Coordinator Jim Allgren, was to honor the legacy of civil rights leader and former Congressman John Lewis.
 

Pennsylvania woman, gun groups sue Postal Service over handgun mailing ban

 
A Pennsylvania woman and two gun-rights groups have sued the U.S. Postal Service and other federal agencies, arguing that a nearly century-old law preventing people from mailing handguns violates the Second Amendment.
 

Wellsville man denied resentencing in murder case

 
Friends of the victim at the time told local media that McMillon had relocated from New Jersey to Ohio, intending to improve his life, and was a father to a two-year-old child when he died.
 

Friday court hearing set for man suspected of torching Warren home

 
The man suspected of setting a fire that destroyed a home in Warren Sunday morning is scheduled for arraignment in that city's municipal court on Friday.
 

Alleged stalking at Canfield business leads to arrest of Wampum man

 
During an interrogation, police say Edmiston admitted to sending the friend requests, claiming he didn't realize his actions were criminal.
 

Hubbard Township EMS, police renewal levy shot down for time being

 
This caused Sergeant Mike Orr to stand and tell two trustees he was very disappointed in them for not putting the renewal on the ballot.
 

Commissioner Hernandez: Insight Health receives Medicare Licensing ID, clearing path for reopening

 
According to Trumbull County Commissioner Rick Hernandez, Insight Hospital has received its Medicare Licensing ID which will allow the hospital to reopen.
 

East Rochester man wins $50,000 from $30 scratch-off ticket

 
As he was leaving the store, he realized it was a $50,000 winner and confirmed it with the retailer.
 

Invisible Woman Collective hosts 'Harlem Renaissance Gala' fundraiser in Youngstown

 
The Collective's mission, according to its website, is ensuring single mothers have access to transportation to secure a job, attend school, access healthcare and support her family.
 

A comfortable Friday afternoon, with more chances for rain on the way

 
A stray sprinkle or shower cannot be ruled out on Friday, with higher rain chances this weekend