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She told police the caller requested that she send money to his Zelle account, and that he knew "quite a bit of information about her aunt," the police report states.

The problem, according to Daniels, is that the bill’s language is vague enough that it could be used by authorities to prevent constitutionally protected behavior like peaceful protest or filming police activity.

Two Ohio Supreme Court races will be on the 2026 ballot.

If you're passing the Canfield Fairgrounds on Friday morning and notice a first responder presence, it is not cause for concern.

Jason Hartsough is charged with kidnapping, aggravated menacing and assault. The charges have been bound over to Columbiana County Court of Common Pleas.

President Trump's executive order loosening research restrictions on psychedelic medicine, which was kick-started by a text to Trump from podcaster Joe Rogan, could help legitimize an industry that's long operated in the shadows.  Advocates…

“Those numbers are shocking"

NILES, Ohio (WKBN)- If you are looking for a job, there's an event on Thursday that you should know about. Ohio Means Jobs is holding a Career Fair at the Eastwood Mall. Employers from manufacturing, healthcare, education, public service,…

BOARDMAN, Ohio (WKBN)- Finding a place to live can be stressful, and now scammers are making it even harder. Fake listings for apartments and homes are popping up online, tricking renters into paying application fees, only to be left…

Retired Poland Superintendent Craig Hockenberry announced on Facebook that he is cancer-free after eight cycles of chemotherapy, but still has five years of scans to complete to ensure the cancer does not return.