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Former firefighter sentenced in Mahoning County rape case
Brian Swansiger, 29, received the sentence from Judge Maureen Sweeney on two counts of rape, a first-degree felony.
Youngstown man cleared for trial in 2024 shooting case
Charleston Jennings, 42, was deemed competent to stand trial for a May 2024 shooting in Youngstown, Ohio.
Live fire training set for this weekend in Weathersfield
Four fire departments are teaming up for training this weekend.
Bond set for defendant accused of serial stalking crimes
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) -- Bond has been set at $25,000 for a man indicted for alleged stalking crimes shortly after he served a prison sentence for similar crimes. Jamie Longnecker, 50, was arraigned by Judge Maureen Sweeney in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court on two fourth-degree felony counts of menacing by stalking as well as
Woman Who Accused Jaÿ-Z of Rape Recants Her Claims
Jaÿ-Z has dismissed all claims against Jane Doe in his federal lawsuit. Continue reading…
Police investigate shooting reported as an accident in Warren
Just before 9:30 p.m. Thursday, officers were called to an apartment in the 400 block of Maryland St. NW, where a woman reported that her boyfriend had been shot.
AG reminds generic-drug customers of compensation
If you were overcharged for generic medications, you could be due compensation from a class action lawsuit, according to Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson.
Historian explores legacy of Joseph Butler
Local historian, teacher and author Paul Rohrbaugh shared insights into the life and legacy of Mahoning Valley steel magnate Joseph Butler during a Valley News Makers segment on WKBN+.
It’s Dolly Parton Day, with parades, pink lights and book drives
Pour yourself a cup of ambition. It’s Dolly Parton Day.
Pentagon turns on the jets in $1.5 trillion defense budget push
Pentagon officials have ramped up their efforts in recent weeks to help Congress carve a path toward President Trump’s record $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget request. But some GOP senators are worried the Defense Department deployed its closed-door offensive too late, undercutting its prospects of building a coalition necessary to move the record-breaking defense budget. Sen.