YOUNGSTOWN - The latest from the 21 Newsroom

 
Forecasters expect wind chills to reach as low as 21 degrees below zero during the advisory period.
 

No relief from the cold anytime soon

 
Temperatures will remain below the average as we head into February.
 

Health professional warns of symptoms of frostbite and hypothermia

 
"Your nose might start getting numb and tingly, that might start getting extremely cold, almost painful, same with fingers and toes."
 

PennDOT reports black ice on Interstate 80, speed reduced in Mercer County

 
Due to winter travel conditions, including black ice, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has temporarily reduced the speed limit on Interstate 80 in Mercer and Venango counties.
 

Valley events, services cancelled due to weather

 
To report a closing or adjustment, email 21 News at news@wfmj.com or call the newsroom at 330-744-8821. 
 

Youngstown State University open Tuesday

 
The alert also asks students to monitor YSU email communications with professors regarding any changes to individual class schedules.
 

Parking bans around the Valley

 
Any cars found parked on the street within the specified time frame will be towed.
 

More arctic air expected in parts of the South still covered in ice and riddled with power outages

 
A new influx of arctic air is expected to spur freezing temperatures in parts of the South already covered in snow and ice.
 

Kimberly Clark reports growth as Warren facility takes shape

 
Kimberly-Clark Corporation reported fourth-quarter and full-year financial results Tuesday, showing a rise in sales and profits as the company moves forward with its new facility in Warren.
 

Lordstown mayor urges attendance at public hearing on power plant permit renewal

 
Lordstown Mayor Jackie Woodward is calling on village residents to participate in an upcoming public hearing regarding a renewal proposal from the Clean Energy Future-Trumbull power plant
 

Prosecutor releases detailed findings into deadly St. Clair Twp. officer-involved shooting

 
Muskingum County prosecuting attorney, Ronald Welch, has released the findings of his investigation into the St. Clair Township officer-involved shooting from a year ago.
 

Trump to visit Iowa in an effort to focus on affordability amid fallout from Minneapolis shooting

 
President Donald Trump is heading to Iowa as the White House tries to focus on affordability ahead of the midterm elections despite fallout over the administration's immigration crackdown.