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Woman pleads guilty to trying to run over man with car
Brianna Daye, 31, pleaded guilty to attempted felonious assault in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court after being accused of trying to run over a man several times with a car.
Man pleads guilty to beating woman in Brookfield parking lot
He is accused of getting in the woman's car while she was parked and beating her.
Ohio newspaper that helped shape ‘The Office’ spinoff may shutter
The show follows a fictional newsroom. Cast and crew from the show visited The Blade to help guide the show.
D’Angelo’s Son Cast as The Notorious B.I.G. in Snoop Dogg Biopic
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Keffe D Insists He’ll Be Released From Prison on Appeal
He's set to be sentenced on October 13. Continue reading…
Sony Isn’t Retiring Physical Games As Quickly As Many Think
NurPhoto / PlayStation PlayStation is still killing physical discs by January 2028, but the death blow isn’t coming as fast as many believe. Two months after Sony reported repurposing its last disc-making plant, the company’s disc-making division says a report about how much disc production will be cut is exaggerated. An unnamed Sony DADC spokesperson told Game journalist
Ric Flair sues digital talent agency
The lawsuit claims Ric Flair was promised a six-figure monthly revenue, appearances and projects.
Mahoning County Auditor to auction off forfeited land
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN)- The Mahoning County Auditor has announced his office will host an Auditor Sale of Forfeited Land. It will take place on September 30 at 10 a.m. in the Mahoning County Courthouse Commissioners' Hearing Room. Bidders must be pre-registered by September 23 in order to bid on properties. The list of properties for
Local 9/11 victim’s memory lives on with scholarships
A scholarship established by Jamie Hardman continues to honor the memory of Catherine Salter, a Wellsville native killed in the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Pennsylvania man charged after threatening message left at Josh Shapiro’s office
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) - A Pennsylvania man was arrested after a threatening voicemail was left with the Office of Governor Josh Shapiro. Pennsylvania State Police in Harrisburg say the voicemail was received on the office's main line on September 3 and reported to the Political Violence Threat Unit. State Police say the caller identified themself