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NFL releases list of legends and players making team selections at this year’s Draft
The NFL released the list of team legends and active players that will be making selections for all 32 teams at the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh next week
Man pleads guilty in federal court in Pittsburgh to firearms charge
Sentencing will be Sept. 1 before U.S. Judge Arthur J. Schwab for Aurienn Jones, 31, who pleaded guilty to a count of being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Iconic West Virginia logo coming to Ohio license plates
Soon, you'll be able to purchase an Ohio license plate with the iconic Flying WV logo on it.
Man gets 3 years probation, 90 days jail, in gun case
A city man was sentenced to 90 days in the Mahoning County jail in addition to three years' probation in a gun case.
Part of Western Reserve Road to close for 2 weeks
A portion of Western Reserve Road will be closed to eastbound traffic beginning next week.
Husband of Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton addresses 2019 police encounter
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton received backlash this week after a 2019 incident surfaced in which police responded to her home for a domestic dispute.
Artemis II crew holds news conference after historic moon flyby
The crew — NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover and Christina Koch, together with Jeremy Hansen of the Canadian Space Agency — returned from their historic mission on April 10.
Man sentenced to prison for rape of Youngstown woman
The sentence was recommended by the attorneys in the case and adopted by Judge D'Apolito.
Future’s Fatherhood Follies Sees Rapper Facing Paternity Suit & More
Future has had a relatively quiet 2026 on the music front, but behind the scenes, he’s been embroiled in a pair of legal fights. One woman filed a paternity suit claiming that Future fathered her son, while another woman says that the rapper hasn’t seen their son in well over a year. TMZ got the
Youngstown police say man on dirt bike leads them on chase on West Side
Herman Brink, 19, was booked into the Mahoning County jail on a fourth-degree felony charge of failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer and a fifth-degree felony charge of obstructing official business.