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Iran receives ceasefire plan from the US but dismisses idea of negotiating
The proposal was sent even as Washington began to move paratroopers to the Middle East to back up a contingent of Marines already heading to the region.
Venezuelan, Cuban hard-liners urge regime change as Trump equivocates
Venezuelan and Cuban democratic hardliners pushed for regime change at an influential pro-Trump gathering in southern Florida last week, as the president signals favor for pliable autocrats over liberalization or new leadership. These democracy activists appealed to attendees at the first annual Miami Security Conference hosted by the Heritage Foundation, the Washington D.C. thinktank that
Residents escape fire at Youngstown duplex
Firefighters responded to a fire at a Youngstown duplex on Wednesday morning, and residents escaped the fire, while Oakwood Avenue's direct route to the I-680 southbound is currently blocked at Maryland Avenue because of the fire.
Housing assistance program meeting in Mahoning County
Mahoning County officials will hold a meeting to explain the Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation and Home Repair Programs, which are part of the Community Housing Impact and Preservation Grant Program, and applications will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Warren City Council to hold DORA meeting Wednesday
The Warren City Council is considering allowing for Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas (DORAs) to be held every weekend, which would benefit downtown businesses and residents, though some safety concerns have been raised.
Grants awarded for local history projects
The Ohio History Connection announced it'll be giving out grants to 15 community history organizations, and two are local.
Cavaliers top Magic 136-131 for 4th straight win
The Cavaliers topped the Magic 136-131 on Tuesday night.
Pentagon set to deploy 2,000 troops from 82nd Airborne to Middle East
The Pentagon is preparing to deploy about 2,000 U.S. troops from the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East.
Pennsylvania doesn’t regulate pet cremations — lawmakers want to change that
Pennsylvania does not regulate pet cremations, and some say that allowed thousands to fall through the cracks.
Local man researching Youngstown’s historic ‘Monkey’s Nest’ neighborhood
The neighborhood was called Monkey's Nest. It's now the topic of Jacob Harver's PhD dissertation. The Youngstown native is studying history at Kent State University.