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Man facing hit-skip charge after Girard crash injures pedestrian
A man is facing a felony charge in what police say was a hit-and-run crash that seriously injured a man.
Georgia officer shoots, kills baby donkey ‘HeeHaw’ during missing child search
The Georgia Department of Agriculture is investigating the circumstances surrounding that was shot by an officer.
City of New Castle hopes to repair historical carousel house
NEW CASTLE, Pa. (WKBN) -- The carousel house at New Castle's Cascade Park is just over 100-years-old and in serious need of repair, but now there's a plan to get it fixed. New Castle Mayor Mark Elisco walked First News Anchor Stan Boney up to the house to see up close the gaping hole in
Pipeline proposal could bring jobs and opportunity to the Valley
A proposal to connect more communities to natural gas could bring 9,000 jobs and millions of dollars in labor income.
‘I’ll always cherish them’: Sharon father keeps his faith after family lost in fire
SHARON, Pa. (WKBN) - A house fire in June killed the wife and two children of a Sharon father. Almost three months later, Aaron Jacobson is opening up about the lives of his family, who he says are now with God. Jacobson's wife, Sarah, and children, Kevin and Izabella, were all devout Christians. They died
Hornet Havoc; Morrison and Dungee Power Hickory
Hickory evened their record at 1-1 following a big night for Christian Dungee, Kelvin Morrison and the Hornets offensive line.
September weather outlook issued for Youngstown
The start of September is the start of Meteorological fall, and with fall comes cooler temperatures and more comfortable conditions. But this year, the start of the new month and season is bringing July-like temperatures to the area.
Regulation for Pennsylvania’s skill games faces uphill battle
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHMT) -- Lawmakers have about six weeks to legalize and regulate skill games or risk them being removed from bars, taverns and clubs. That's as many as 100,000 machines that could be generating hundreds of millions for the state if only the legislature would act. A Lebanon state rep says he has the
Hemp ban set to be delayed a month after House passes funding bill
The House passed a short-term government funding bill that will buy the intoxicating hemp industry more time to fight off a looming crackdown on its products.
Dentists concerned after local dental assistant program closes
The Choffin Career and Technical Center's free dental clinic has closed. It's part of a much larger situation in the school's dental assistant program, and it's concerning dentists across the area.