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American Red Cross declares national blood crisis: How it’s impacting Northeast Ohio
For only the second time in history, the American Red Cross has declared a national blood crisis.
60-mile yard sale coming to NE Ohio
A 60-mile yard sale will once again return to northeast Ohio over the Labor Day weekend, according to the Trumbull County Tourism Bureau.
Astronomers capture image of possible companion to famous star Betelgeuse
Scientists have theorized that there may be two Betelgeuse stars for 100 years.
Trump’s teleprompter operator who bet on speeches no longer working in the government
President Donald Trump’s former teleprompter operator, who bet on his speeches, is no longer working in the federal government.
Lidl recalls cookies distributed to stores in Pa., other states over undeclared allergens
The recalled cookies were distributed to all of the German supermarket chains' U.S. locations.
FDA approves first OTC combo of Tylenol and Naproxen for ‘non-opioid’ pain relief
The product combines two of the most popular OTC pain medications to provide up to 12 hours of pain relief
Charges dismissed against suspect in Boardman shooting case
Charges were dismissed without prejudice against 35-year-old Eugene Thompkins regarding a July 11 shooting in Boardman, although he remains in jail due to a revoked bond in an unrelated weapons case.
I-80 ramp to OH-46 to be closed for paving project
The ramp from I-80 West to OH-46 in North Jackson will be closed from Wednesday through Saturday for an ongoing paving project.
West Branch Warriors High School girls soccer preview 2026
Eleven seniors look to continue the tradition of playing soccer at a high-level at West Branch this fall.
Trump demands throw Senate GOP into disarray
President Trump’s demands that the Senate cancel its August recess to debate the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act and advance a budget reconciliation package to fund the Iran war have thrown Senate Republicans into disarray. GOP senators are divided over whether to cut short the five-week break, which would take vulnerable Republican incumbent