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Schwebel Baking seeks $3.1M in liquidation sale
The receiver who has taken over the financial dealings of Schwebel Baking since its closure has asked a federal court to expedite the liquidation process.
Jury selection underway in Youngstown murder case
Jury selection is underway in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court in the trial of a man accused of a May shooting death in a South Side home.
New SNAP benefit amounts take effect Oct. 1: Here’s how much
Starting Oct. 1, new eligibility rules and updated benefit amounts will take effect for the estimated 37 million Americans receiving SNAP assistance.
Valley powers collide on Friday’s Game of the Week
First place in Northeast 8 is on the line when South Range visits Girard on Friday.
Local neuter clinic offers free rabies shots
Tails of Hope, the only non-profit spay and neuter clinic in Mercer County, has a mission this World Rabies Day--to make a difference in the fight against this deadly disease.
MLB, Trump administration mulling baseball game in national park: Report
The MLB was reportedly inquiring about hosting a game similar to its now annual Field of Dreams game.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship set for first orbit of Earth
The ship is expected to circle the planet six times before reentering the atmosphere and splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.
White House airs taxpayer-funded ad talking about ‘the final battle’
A taxpayer-funded advertisement from the White House aired Sunday during the commercial breaks of two NFL games, CNN reported.
Senators spurn Hegseth’s pick amid jockeying for Army secretary nomination
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s pick to lead the Army is facing Democratic opposition and a hesitant reception from key Republicans, amid jockeying for the service branch’s top civilian post after Dan Driscoll resigned a month ago. Hegseth’s choice to lead the Army is Sean Parnell, a decorated Afghanistan war veteran and his senior advisor and
Schumer, Dems at odds as leader aims to kill Ohio Republican’s data center bill
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) is aiming to kill a bill sponsored by Republican Sen. Jon Husted (Ohio) to protect taxpayers from additional costs posed by AI-driven data centers, but his Democratic caucus isn’t fully on board after House Democrats overwhelmingly voted for the proposal. The looming Senate floor fight over artificial intelligence and