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Ohio approves $1 million to help children in Vinton County abuse case
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Ohio lawmakers on Monday approved $1 million in emergency funding to help the children at the center of a child abuse case in Vinton County. Members of the Ohio Controlling Board had no objections to sending the money to Vinton County, where it will be used to help place the Siders'
Columbiana High School football preview 2026
The Clippers are poised to keep the momentum going from last year's successful run to the postseason.
Trumbull County Fair kicks off on Tuesday
The 180th Trumbull County Fair is set to kick off with a variety of events, including the beloved milkshake bar, new acts such as Steamers Thrill Show and Untamed Flames, and a historical village focusing on the bicentennial, with tickets available online for $5.
ICE officer who fatally shot driver in Maine was ‘fearing for public safety,’ agency says
BIDDEFORD, Maine (AP) — An Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shot a motorist in Maine on Monday, the second time in a week that ICE has used deadly force and at least the ninth death since President Donald Trump began his immigration crackdown. Immigrant rights groups identified the man who was killed in Biddeford
Jordan Walker rallies late to win Home Run Derby
He is the first St. Louis Cardinal to win the Home Run Derby.
Crestview to bring the manpower under bruising D-line
Crestview football was one of the Valley's best programs in 2025 and is set for the same standard come 2026.
City Council asked to help save Cornersburg Sparkle Market
In the past two years, Sparkle Market has closed stores in Salem, Boardman and Beaver Township. Monday afternoon, it was confirmed the Cornersburg Sparkle could be next.
Council to vote on request for proposals for former Bottom Dollar
City Council is expected to decide Wednesday on whether to allow the city to issue a request for proposals for the former Bottom Dollar building on Glenwood Avenue.
Valley vehicle sales up slightly from last year
Vehicle sales around Youngstown for the first six months of the year were up slightly from last year.
Lights, camera — zombies? Not your typical Christian film
It may sound like a horror movie, but one Canfield church is using an unexpected story to share a message of faith and bring local teens together.