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Federal appeals court upholds Illinois ban on semiautomatic weapons, overturning lower-court ruling
A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld an Illinois ban on semiautomatic weapons, keeping in place a law passed largely in response to a deadly Independence Day parade shooting. The ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit overturns a lower court decision that found the ban unconstitutional. The 2-1 appellate decision
Infamous Twitter Troll @Son_ImSleep Allegedly Shot & Killed In Florida
Infamous Twitter troll @Son_ImSleep made his name on the social media platform by hurling witty insults, some of which were violent and homophobic. @Son_ImSleep, who some online say is named Mike Menard, was found shot dead inside his car in Florida this week, causing many online to react to the news. As reported by local
Canfield School Board says what could be cut should levy fail
The Canfield School Board voted Wednesday to place a 5.9 mill operating levy on the November ballot, and Thursday, the board issued a news release stating the possible cuts if the levy fails.
Law enforcement searches Youngstown home
Local law enforcement was searching a home Thursday afternoon in Youngstown.
Canfield rolls to 9U Little League District Championship
Canfield plated 11 runs in the 3rd inning to blow the game open.
Storm damages home but Bartell’s Take keeps on cooking
Right in the tornado zone there's a story of perseverance. A family affected by storm damage is also one whose main source of income was protected.
Medical breakthrough changes Youngstown woman’s life
A Youngstown woman is defying the odds after making a remarkable recovery from a rare form of lung disease.
Boardman’s Stormwater Park prevents flooding in one neighborhood, but township looks to prevent it in another
We've talked a lot about the wind damage from Sunday's storm, but it also dropped a lot of water in some places. One of those places was Boardman. It was the first true test for the Forest Lawn Stormwater Park.
Hubbard residents double-checking water bills after new meters installed
Some Hubbard residents and business owners are double-checking their water bills after new meters were installed. Now, city leaders say they're working to determine if those bills are accurate.