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Two hospitalized after Howland house fire
It happened just after 3 a.m. on the 2800 block of Hillside Avenue Southeast, just off Route 169.
Top Takeaways From Erykah Badu & The Alchemist’s ‘Before The World Blows’
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist are two acts who truly need no introduction, but they’re certainly separated by the genres they’ve individually mastered. Erykah Badu & The Alchemist’s highly anticipated joint album, Before The World Blows, was released over the weekend and here are Hip-Hop Wired’s top takeaways. In 2025, Erykah Badu and The Alchemist
Legendary wrestler remembers Dolly Parton as childhood neighbor in Tennessee
Wrestling legend and World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Hall of Famer Ricky Morton is remembering Dolly Parton not just as a music icon, but as a kind neighbor from his childhood in Tennessee.
WATCH: Top Plays of Week 2 around the Valley
Before we head into Week 3 of the High School Football season, take a look at the best of the best from the second week of action.
Local talents displayed at annual movie premiere in Boardman
Method 8 hosted its annual movie premiere, dinner, fashion show and dance event Sunday.
‘No encouraging indications of survivors’: Tennessee group gives update amid search for members after Nepal floods
Among the more than 70 people associated with the group who are missing are 22 Americans.
Former YSU running back cut by Denver Broncos
During the preseason with Denver, he carried the ball eleven times and finished with 38 rushing yards.
Jet skier dies after being struck by lightning in Florida
A man was killed after being struck by lightning while jet skiing Saturday evening.
Valdez and Triolo homer in Pirates’ 5-4 win over Cardinals
Braxton Ashcraft (14-5) became the first Pirates pitcher since 2018 (Jameson Taillon and Trevor Williams) to reach 14 wins.
Grand Canyon flooding: Over a dozen possibly missing, water pipeline knocked out
A major flash flood at the Grand Canyon forced the evacuation of dozens of people and swept large boulders, metal structures and other debris into the Colorado River that runs through it, the National Park Service said.