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Man arrested after DHS/ICE pursuit leads to crash that killed Georgia teacher: Police
A man was taken into custody and charged with vehicular homicide after a Georgia teacher was killed in a crash on Monday.
Local arcade draws guests for Presidents Day
A number of schools and businesses were closed Monday because of Presidents Day, and people took advantage of their time off to have a little fun.
Pirates designate veteran outfielder for assignment
He was originally acquired by Pittsburgh in the trade that sent Adam Frazier to the San Diego Padres in 2021.
Locals gather for protest on Presidents Day
More than four dozen people gathered on Courthouse Square in Warren this Presidents Day to take a stand against the Trump administration.
Prosecutors plan to charge Israeli settler with killing Palestinian activist in West Bank
Israeli prosecutors said Monday that they plan to charge a settler in the killing of a Palestinian activist during a confrontation that was caught on video, opening a rare prosecution of violence by Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank.
Zajack hits milestone as McDonald stays perfect
Perfection is on the line this Tuesday as McDonald brings its unblemished record and stifling defense into an old-school rivalry showdown.
Cardi B Seemingly Confirms Stefon Diggs Split, Disses BIA Back
Cardi B and Stefon Diggs looked to be the next top power couple, but rumors persisted around Super Bowl LX that the couple was no longer an item. BIA took a shot at Stefon Diggs last week, prompting Cardi B to seemingly confirm the end of her relationship with Diggs and to fire back onstage
Ohio tied to claim the most presidents in US
Ohio has something special to be proud of this President's Day. There have been eight presidents who have called the Buckeye State home.
Local tavern holds piece of Underground Railroad history
You never know what history lingers right under your nose, and sometimes, the stories you've heard so much about are a little closer to home than you think.
US beats Sweden 5-0 to reach Olympic women’s hockey final, Frankel makes 21 saves
Aerin Frankel stopped 21 shots for her third shutout of the Olympic women’s hockey tournament and the favored United States advanced to the gold-medal game by defeating Sweden 5-0 at the Milan Cortina Games on Monday.