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Tennessee congressional map dividing majority-Black Memphis district allowed by federal judges
The Memphis-based district, which has a majority-Black population and has been represented by Rep. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.), was broken up and placed into three separate districts stretching towards the suburbs of Nashville.
Rainbow ‘Mo Muskie’ fish mural dedicated in Warren
There's been a big push the past several years to market the Mahoning River as a waterway for recreation and leave the polluted days of the steel industry behind.
Cold temperature records reached Wednesday and Thursday
The past 48 hours have been unseasonably cool here in the Valley.
FDA panel narrowly backs unapproved peptide drugs favored by RFK Jr. and wellness influencers
A panel of federal health advisers on Thursday narrowly recommended easing access to several peptides popular with wellness influencers and celebrities, despite warnings from government scientists that the chemicals haven’t been shown to be safe or effective.
Voting underway for Boardman teacher’s contract
Voting is now underway for a new agreement between the school district and teachers.
Burglary under investigation at Sharpsville Container
Sharpsville police are investigating a burglary at Sharpsville Container.
Trump expands a voluntary pledge to protect consumers from high utility bills from AI data centers
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Thursday had governors and electricity companies join a voluntary pledge to shield U.S. consumers from higher utility bills from data centers — a sign of how the artificial intelligence build-out has become a lightning rod of controversy before the midterm elections. The president first announced the pledge with
Septic funds available to help homeowners in Columbiana County
Columbiana County homeowners can access funds to help with septic issues.
Utility crews fight fatigue in aftermath of storms
Two tornadoes in one month. This severe storm season has been a burden on residents in the Valley, and it hasn't been easy on restoration workers, either.
Old Man Trump Argues 18 Military Deaths Aren’t Bad
Source: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / Getty The ongoing war between Iran and the United States has been highly charged, and unfortunately cost the lives of some American military personnel. The war has become unpopular, and President Donald Trump is dong and saying what he can to cling to support – even downlplaying the deaths of soldiers.