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Pa. youth known to FBI for ‘mass casualty threat’ arrested on terror charges
A Butler County man who was known to investigators when he was a teen as being involved in the planning of a "mass casualty" incident has been arrested in an alleged terror plot.
Target opening new stores soon, including in Hermitage
While these are expected to be the last new stores to open in 2026, dozens more are in the works.
Local organization to help people register to vote
The Youngstown Area Jewish Federation and the League of Women Voters will hold a voter registration drive this Tuesday at the Jewish Community Center on Gypsy Lane.
Oasis ticket registration open now for ’27 world tour
Oasis fans will have until Thursday to register for a chance to buy tickets for its world tour next year.
Crash slows traffic on I-680 in Youngstown
A crash on Interstate 680 in Youngstown slowed traffic Tuesday morning.
Local man wins $110,000 on Ohio Lottery game
A Niles man named Timothy won $110,000 playing the Ohio Lottery's Rolling Cash 5 game in Warren.
12 charged in multi-million drug trafficking ring
The Pennsylvania Attorney General announced charges Monday for 12 men after a long-term investigation into a multi-million-dollar high potency THC product trafficking ring.
Person found dead inside Ohio University dorm room
ATHENS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Ohio University Police Department is investigating the death of an individual who was found inside a campus dorm room Monday afternoon. According to an OUPD release, officers are investigating an “unattended death” of a person found in McDavis Hall, on the campus’ South Green area, at approximately 4:30 p.m. Police
Parts of roads in Mahoning County to close for construction
Several sections of Mahoning County roads, including Boardman Street in Youngstown and Southeast River Road in Milton Township, will be closed for planned maintenance work.
Representative calls for public execution of Lindsay Clancy
“It could be by firearm, it could electric chair, I don’t really care,” the outgoing lawmaker added, later saying it would serve as a “warning to women everywhere [that] you don’t kill your kids.”