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Women Rising Summit brings Valley women together
Hundreds of women across the Valley were brought together under one roof in Canfield Friday.
Local students get hands-on experience at Manufacturing Day event
Manufacturing Day is the first Friday of October. It's an important celebration around the Valley, which it has the careers that will shape the future here and around the world. On Friday, students were seeing it up close to know what's available.
Agency recommends reviewing your insurance plan, as Medicare open enrollment begins soon
In less than two weeks, the Medicare open enrollment window will be open, and local insurance agencies say it's their busiest time of the year.
The Game Sues UMG for $500K Over Failed Drillmatic Promo – Report
The Game is in a legal battle against UMG. Continue reading…
The Game Sues UMG, Claims Lack Of Promotion Hurt Album Sales
Source: Logan Bowles / Getty The Game is taking legal action against Universal Music Group after claiming the label failed to properly promote the release of his album, Drillmatic – Heart vs. Mind . According to court documents, the Compton rapper filed a lawsuit Universal Music Group and its subsidiary, Virgin Music Group, on Wednesday
PennDOT announces $1.1 million for repairs to Hermitage’s Industrial Corridor
Hermitage is getting funding for road improvements. State and local officials came together Friday to highlight an investment in the city.
Our Lady of Mount Carmel hosts annual fall festival
Italian favorites are on the menu at Our Lady of Mount Carmel's annual Fall Festival in Niles. About 50 volunteers are preparing the food.
Trump’s motorcade neared 100 mph en route to Oklahoma after helicopter, airplane ruled out
President Trump’s motorcade put the pedal to the metal Thursday as stormy weather in the South spurred the president to drive from rallies in Texas to Oklahoma rather than fly.
Progressives unveil legislation cracking down on Flock cameras
The bill, titled the Ban Flock Act, would both prohibit federal agencies from ALPR usages and pause federal grant funding to state and local governments with ALPR contracts. It would also allow Americans to sue the federal government for use of ALPRs.
Iconic 90-foot Hōlei Sea Arch falls into the sea in Hawaii
The 90-foot Hōlei Sea Arch in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park collapsed into the Pacific Ocean between September 23 and September 27.