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Children’s fruit pouches recalled over possible presence of plastic
An "internal packaging defect" is to blame, according to the recall notice.
Woman enters plea in 2025 Hermitage overdose case
Sentencing is set for August for a woman charged in connection with an overdose death in Hermitage.
Fugitive doctor on run for 21 years was living as an L.A. biotech executive
Ronald L. Fischer was described by authorities as a former anesthesiologist, master yachtsman and world traveler.
Mexican man killed after ICE encounter in Florida was on vacation, officials say
The 28-year-old died after authorities said he darted across a busy road in St. Augustine and into the path of a truck.
Musicians revive Youngstown area’s music history with ‘Rat Race’ radio show
The new radio show, "Rat Race," airs weekly on WYSU.
National Guard is deployed as flash floods in West Virginia inundate homes and businesses
Gov. Patrick Morrisey sent National Guard members to the hardest-hit areas and declared a state of emergency for all 55 counties Tuesday night.
Firefighters in central Spain battle huge wildfire during heat wave
It's one of the largest blazes in recent memory for the southern European country.
Man arrested in arson of child’s 4-H chicken coop
The community has rallied around the 10-year-old after her story touched hearts.
Campbell man sentenced for taking delivery of cocaine
A Campbell man who served a federal prison sentence in 2015 on drug charges is returning to prison for a second time for over 15 years.
Warrantless searches of private property in Pennsylvania are ruled unconstitutional
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) -- A years-long legal battle over private property has come to an end, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled in favor of two local hunting clubs. On Tuesday, May 21, the PA Supreme Court ruled against "100 years of precedent" from 1924 (open fields doctrine), which allows warrantless searches on private land.