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Long Island Rail Road workers go on strike, halting busiest US commuter rail system
NEW YORK (AP) — Workers on New York’s Long Island Rail Road are on strike, union officials said early Saturday, paralyzing the busiest commuter rail system in North America. Labor unions representing about half the system’s workers announced the walkout after negotiations with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority ended Friday without a new contract. The five
Reds survive late rally and hold off Guardians 7-6
The Reds topped the Guardians 7-6 on Friday night.
Schwarber, Phillies beat Pirates 11-9 in 10 innings
The Phillies topped the Pirates 11-9 in 10 innings on Friday night.
Youngstown Symphony Orchestra completes 2025-26 season
A year ago at this time, it was uncertain if the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra would have a 2025-26 season, but Friday night, the symphony finishes its season thanks to support from the community.
Pistons dominate 2nd half to beat Cavs 115-94 and force Game 7
The Pistons topped the Cavaliers 115-94 on Friday night.
New Italian restaurant opens in Sharon
It's called Tavola 234, and it's located at 234 E. State Street.
Farm hosting first Growers Supply Market this weekend
There's a farm now operating on Youngstown's East Side, and its inaugural market is this weekend.
Trump and Boeing say China agreed to buy 200 aircrafts, reopening key market
Aircraft manufacturer Boeing will make its first major sale to China in nearly a decade under an agreement for 200 planes announced Friday after President Donald Trump’s summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
New US House map in Florida accused of violating state ban on partisan gerrymandering
New U.S. House districts that could help Republicans win several additional seats in Florida got their first test in court Friday against assertions that they violate a state constitutional ban on partisan gerrymandering.
Supreme Court rejects Virginia’s bid to restore congressional map favoring Democrats
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Friday rejected Virginia’s bid to restore a congressional map that would have given Democrats a chance to pick up four seats in the closely divided House of Representatives. The court’s order, issued without any noted dissent, is the latest twist in the nation’s mid-decade redistricting competition. It was