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Will all the Olivias and Liams please stand up?
Ohio bill would create repeat domestic violence offender registry
A bipartisan pair of Ohio lawmakers is aiming to create a public registry of repeat domestic violence offenders.
NTSB expected to investigate deadly plane crash into Akron home
The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to investigate why a plane smashed into the side of an Akron home on Thursday afternoon, May 14, killing two people on board.
Food trailer catches fire on Youngstown’s West Side
A food trailer caught fire on Youngstown's West Side on Friday morning, causing heavy damage to the trailer and leaving the extent of any injuries unknown.
China: ‘No point’ in continuing Iran war
China’s foreign ministry said on Friday that it saw “no point” for the U.S. conflict with Iran to continue, as President Donald Trump claimed he reached an agreement with Chinese President Xi Jinping on key issues in the war, such as reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
New Ebola outbreak confirmed; 65 deaths recorded
The latest outbreak comes around five months after Congo’s last Ebola outbreak was declared over after 43 deaths.
Trump sets targeted opening for White House ballroom for September 2028
President Donald Trump said Friday that the White House ballroom is scheduled to open in just over two years, in September 2028, near the end of his second term.
$61 million in grants to go toward local properties
The state has awarded nearly $61 million in grants to help communities clean up contaminated properties and prepare them for new life, with nearly $1 million going to clean up the former Miller Holzwarth Property in Salem, $1 million for upgrades to the YMCA of Youngstown, and over $900,000 for assessment and remediation at the
Scrutiny ramps up over mystery of missing lawmakers
Scrutiny of lawmakers absent from Washington because of mysterious health issues is ramping up as two House members — Reps. Tom Kean Jr. (R-N.J.) and Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.) — have missed weeks of votes. The absences come as leaders in both parties are encouraging full participation from their members, given the razor-thin margins in the