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WKBN is a Toys for Tots drop off location
The holidays are here, and that means it's time for Toys for Tots. WKBN is accepting donations at our station.
Sharon, Hermitage to receive Automated Red Light Enforcement grants
Sharon and Hermitage are two of the cities that will receive Automated Red Light Enforcement grants from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
Yella Beezy Faces Strict Texas Prison Rules, One Shower a Day
Beezy begins his life in prison. Continue reading…
Man accused in WHCA dinner shooting faces new terrorism charge
Allen allegedly ran past security, shot a Secret Service agent and attempted to enter the ballroom to shoot members of the Trump administration in April.
Multiple college football teams in flight limbo due to FAA ground stop
Teams including Oregon State University, Boise State University, University of North Texas and University of Wyoming were also on flights that were either grounded or never left due to the stop, according to ESPN.
Little cancer survivor cheers brother’s Disney band march
Eight-year-old Brielle Butler loves Disney. Ask her to name her favorite princess, and she would say Belle.
Poland Village bridge project in final stretch
After years of waiting, Poland Village is getting its bridge back. Officials say the bridge project over Yellow Creek is in the final stretch.
How to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning
Carbon monoxide poisoning sends more than 100,000 people to the emergency room each year. The gas is dangerous to breathe and can be fatal. Everyone is at risk, but there are some easy guidelines to follow to stay away from it.
Road workers frustrated, police investigating after utility poles cut down twice overnight
A roadblock is one thing, but consistent calls for the same obstruction are a recurring headache for Elkrun Township road workers. Just this week, telephone poles were cut down twice overnight.
Ohio officials warn of illegal kratom in some cat’s claw
Ohio officials warned residents that certain Cat's Claw products sold as herbal supplements were found to contain dangerous, illegal kratom-related substances.