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Woman works to bring food pantry to local Muslim community center
A woman at Yunus Emre Muslim Community Center is in the process of creating a space for people in need of food.
Full Spectrum cuts ribbon on Ohio’s only LGBTQ+ homeless shelter
Full Spectrum Community Outreach cut the ribbon on its new LGBTQ+ homeless shelter -- the only one of its kind in the state.
The Playhouse Downtown prepares for opening night
Molly Galano is a veteran of the Youngstown stage. She is thrilled to again be working at what was downtown's Oakland Center of the Arts, now called The Playhouse Downtown.
2026 Trumbull County Players of the Year announced
Senior boys and girls nominees from schools throughout Trumbull County gathered to celebrate their achievements from this past season.
Ohio bill would help curb medical debt bankruptcies
A recent Gallup survey showed that roughly a third of American adults are cutting back on basic living expenses to pay medical bills.
Chance the Rapper Avoided Written Contracts, Ex-Manager Testifies
Chano in a legal battle with his ex-manager. Continue reading…
Pras Michel Drops Lawsuit Against Lauryn Hill Over Fraud
Pras Michel is no longer pursuing a lawsuit against his Fugees bandmate, Lauryn Hill, based on a court filing in New York last week. In a new report, Pras Michel, who alleged Hill engaged in fraud, filed the lawsuit due to the abrupt cancellation of a Fugees reunion tour. In a report from Rolling Stone
Hyundai recalls family-friendly Palisade SUVs after child dies
Hyundai is recalling nearly 70,000 of its 2026 Palisade SUVs while an investigation into the death of a young child continues, the carmaker announced Friday.
Ohio farmers call on DOJ to investigate fertilizer transparency
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – As many Americans feel the pinch at the grocery store, a new investigation is raising questions about what is driving up farm costs. Farmers are calling on the U.S. Department of Justice to look into the transparency of the fertilizer industry, as farmers say sky-high input prices could keep food costs
Legislation targets Pennsylvania’s rising energy demand and costs
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) -- The House Energy Committee held a public hearing on Monday to learn more about House bills 2223 and 2264. "Many of you know that electricity demand is rising rapidly here in Pennsylvania and across the entire country," said Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler (D-Philadelphia). "As Pennsylvania faces rapidly rising energy demand. It is